Xmx dictates the maximum RAM the server should use and Xms dictates the minimum amount to use. java -Xmx3G -Xms2G -jar minecraft_server.jar nogui Open it up in a text editor, and add the following lines to the file. To do that, in your server directory, create a new file called launch.bat. You can change that by starting the server using a batch file. If you close the server down and go back to your server directory, you'll notice several files, and a world directory, have been generated for you:īy default, the server uses around 100MB of RAM, which isn't a great deal. This is telling you that two files are missing, but don't worry, these two particular files (ops.txt and white-list.txt) are missing only because it's the first time the server has been run. Secondly, you'll notice that there are two java.io.FileNotFoundExceptions reported. This is the port the server is running on and is the one you'll need to port forward to allow other players to connect to your server. It should open a window, do a couple of things and eventually end up looking similar to this:įirstly, the line that says Starting Minecraft Server on *:25565 (25567, in my picture above). So by now, you should have something that looks like this: exe version, because some mods extend the functionality of the server, and to do so, they require the. jar version and put it in your intended server directory. Next, you'll want to download the latest version of the Minecraft server software. Now that's been said, let's get started.įirstly, create a directory where you'd like the server to be installed. The process is virtually the same, so I'll just describe setting up a server to keep things simple.
You're going to need to build a Minecraft client along with the server in order to test it properly, unless of course you plan on building around the mods your current Minecraft installation has installed.
I did manage to build a server but I've waited before posting an answer to make sure I could maintain it myself, allowing me to post a more complete answer.
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