Tutorials - Minecraft

Build your own Minecraft server - add texture packs - let your friends play!

This video goes over a lot. The absolute simplest way to get minecraft up and running on an ubuntu server. Automatic Backups. Automatic updates. Configure your server properties. Add a texture pack. Set port forwarding to allow the outside world in. We go over it all here! Minecraft script for installing: curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TheRemote/MinecraftBedrockServer/master/SetupMinecraft.sh | bash edit server.properties sudo nano /minecraftbe/[your world name]/server.properties install git sudo apt-get install git make directory sudo mkdir git cd git sudo git clone https://github.com/mariospants/Minecraft-RTX-HD-512x512-textures.git sudo cp -r ~/git/Minecraft-RTX-HD-512x512-textures/Tokomiki_Resource_Pack_512x512 /minecraftbe/[your world name]/resource_packs/ sudo nano /minecraftbe/[your world name]/worlds/world_resource_packs.json inside paste the code from this link: https://github.com/jhodak/linux-configuration-files/blob/main/Minecraft/world_resource_packs.json restart your server sudo systemctl restart [your world name].service after this to open to the outside world just add a port forwarding rule from your router! forward from any port 19132 (if using standard port) going to server.ip.address port 19132 (if using standard port) and then you should be able to share it either using a domain name if you have one running through DNS to your home IP, or you can also just directly use your home IP address, and tell your friends "hey connect to my minecraft by adding my home IP as server IP, and the port im using is XXXXX" and folks from the outside should be able to connect with you!

Published on: 10/29/2023