The computer is strictly for a public server, the case size is micro atx, and if possible to save on costs run off of 300W. Also please don't link a website that has a guide or anything my parental controls glitched and blocks off certain computer related websites.
I own a minecraft server with the default ip. I have a few ideas on what I want to call it but will i have to purchase the name to use on a website and ip address?
I run a minecraft server an am currently trying to push a downgrade; However, players on my server fear the changes in features between the new versions without knowing what exactly will change.
I believe downgrading to 1.6.4 will be a great help for plugin/mod compatibility but I don't know the changes between each version.
So what exactly is the difference between 1.7.2 and 1.6.4
I deleted a server but want it back but can find how do I? No ridiculous answers
Me and my friend play Minecraft together on a private server over a hamachi network. For the 2 years or so we have done this no problems have come up until now. I will join his server and be on for about 15 seconds until I get kicked for losing connection. Hamachi shows no connection problems and no one else on our server is having this problem. I have tried several things to fix this (reinstalling both Minecraft and hamachi, changing hamachi settings, rejoining the hamachi network) but nothing I have done has worked. Does anyone have any solutions for this?
My current home wireless internet plan only allows for 20GB of data per month and I share it with one other person. We don't get internet on our cell phones so this data is used for everything we do online. Whether it's a little or a lot, I would like to know the average amount of data that is used in these areas of Minecraft:
- Multiplayer Servers (SMP)
- Singleplayer LAN (Open to LAN)
- Singleplayer Worlds (SSP)
- Signed In (NOT offline mode)
I would like to continue to play Minecraft online, but I'm nervous that I will use up a lot of the monthly limit. I would also like to know the average amount of data being signed into Steam uses while I'm playing singleplayer games as well as multiplayer games. I have heard plenty of answers to this question ranging from it uses a few MB every hour to hundreds every few seconds so I don't know what to believe. I would like a truthful answer so please don't guess if you don't honestly know.
I have had servers up in the past but I'm doing a new one for FTB (using direwolf modpack). In game it works fine and runs with no problems. When I try and start the server, the memory usage is capped at like 247mb or something weird. I have gone into the batch files and upped them to 1gig and even up to 4gig trying to see if it would do anything but it always stays at a 247mb cap.
I have checked around and there are no files which should be causing the cap.
Due to it not having enough memory, I can't even start the server first time to generate the world.
How do I give it more memory so I can just get the world up and running?
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I have had servers up in the past but I'm doing a new one for FTB (using direwolf modpack). In game it works fine and runs with no problems. When I try and start the server, the memory usage is capped at like 247mb or something weird. I have gone into the batch files and upped them to 1gig and even up to 4gig trying to see if it would do anything but it always stays at a 247mb cap.
I have checked around and there are no files which should be causing the cap.
Due to it not having enough memory, I can't even start the server first time to generate the world.
How do I give it more memory so I can just get the world up and running?
Brand new Minecraft server is up and running. It is a small factions and PvP server. The IP is 173.193.221.19:25625
We also have a few staff positions available! However we need to make sure you are someone we can trust before you are given the position!
I try to log into a server I've had no trouble with before and it gives me this:
java.netConnectException: Connection refused. No further information.
What do I do?