1st, get to grips with Java, id recommend a in person coding class (After covid), theres lots of them in universities that you can go to for free and can be any age and there usually quite nice, though if your like me... human interaction isnt to good. So the internet is AMAZING... theres youtube tutorials and forums for every error and solution imaginable.
And once your confident with Java and its syntax and workings, I recommend looking at the for example Forge or Bukkit documentation and some tutorials so you can know what to do to get everything done!
Some info would be, I reccomend IntelliJ to code with and Forge mod making to start with. And not to think that its "Oh i watched a tutorial and know what they did!" its more about Watching it and being I know what they did and understand it!
Ill be able to give you some help if you DM me though I may not get back to you immediatley.
Well I play lots of early versions (Alpha and beta) but when im playing realese versions its mostly 1.8.9 and 1.6.4. I don't play as much of the latest version as I used to.
You can setup a minecraft server for your own (Downloaded from mojang at https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download/server/) Theres plenty of info online of how to get them setup and connected and its free! Though you do have to have your computer on 24/7 and it only really works on Java Editon.
How to setup a basic Minecraft Java server:
1 - Open the downloaded JAR file from Mojang using Java(That sould be the default built in program, if not get it at https://www.java.com/en/download/)
2 - When it closes open the eula.txt file and change where it says "eula=false" to "eula=true".
3 - Open the previously downloaded JAR and wait until it says "done" (And some unrealated stuff after that) then type "stop" and wait until it closes.
4 - Open the file labeled "server.properties" in notepad and find where it says "online-game=true" and just change that to "online-game=false".
5 - Open the JAR file again.
6 - Now this part is situational, if your using the same PC to play with everyone (If you are I really dont reccomend to do so) you can go to Minecraft then click "Multiplayer" then "Direct Connect" and type "localhost" into the server IP field. Though if your using it on multiple pc's, you can google "Whats My IP" and google should just tell you without clicking on anything, though if it doesnt I recommend the site whatsmyip.org and it should say your ip adress at the top in a banner... just go ahead and copy that. Then go to Minecraft "Multiplayer" then "Add Server" (You may also use direct connect for this though ignore the name part). Then in the name section you can just type anything and in the "ip" or "adress" section put in what you got from whatsmyip.org in that section and after it type :25565, so for example you might have it as "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:25565" (the x's are random numbers).
7 - To be in creative go to the window that opened when you opened the JAR file and type "op @a" and this will turn everyone in the game to a server administrator (You must do this while in the game). Then go to Minecraft and type in the chat and type "/gamemode creative @a" (Some versions use "/gamemode @a creative")
And that should be it! If you encounter any issues feel free to Direct Message me on this website if you have any issues with this and I will be happy to help you out!
So I have a beta 1.3 minecraft server, and the spawn is set to one location but the player will always spawn 1-5 blocks away from where it set in the level.dat file.
Hope you can help, I assume it would be something I would type into my server.properties file.
To join, we have to whitelist you and the only way for us to approve you is for you to join our discord server. Thats https://discord.gg/HFQQtWp to join!
DM me (Thoomas#6228) or GeckaZello#3545 who will give it over to me,
all instructions are in the discord and we'll check out everything and
tell you if you are right for the server, were looking for about 15-20
people!
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Its not the easiest,
1st, get to grips with Java, id recommend a in person coding class (After covid), theres lots of them in universities that you can go to for free and can be any age and there usually quite nice, though if your like me... human interaction isnt to good. So the internet is AMAZING... theres youtube tutorials and forums for every error and solution imaginable.
And once your confident with Java and its syntax and workings, I recommend looking at the for example Forge or Bukkit documentation and some tutorials so you can know what to do to get everything done!
Some info would be, I reccomend IntelliJ to code with and Forge mod making to start with. And not to think that its "Oh i watched a tutorial and know what they did!" its more about Watching it and being I know what they did and understand it!
Ill be able to give you some help if you DM me though I may not get back to you immediatley.
Hope this helps!
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Well I play lots of early versions (Alpha and beta) but when im playing realese versions its mostly 1.8.9 and 1.6.4. I don't play as much of the latest version as I used to.
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You can setup a minecraft server for your own (Downloaded from mojang at https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download/server/) Theres plenty of info online of how to get them setup and connected and its free! Though you do have to have your computer on 24/7 and it only really works on Java Editon.
How to setup a basic Minecraft Java server:
1 - Open the downloaded JAR file from Mojang using Java(That sould be the default built in program, if not get it at https://www.java.com/en/download/)
2 - When it closes open the eula.txt file and change where it says "eula=false" to "eula=true".
3 - Open the previously downloaded JAR and wait until it says "done" (And some unrealated stuff after that) then type "stop" and wait until it closes.
4 - Open the file labeled "server.properties" in notepad and find where it says "online-game=true" and just change that to "online-game=false".
5 - Open the JAR file again.
6 - Now this part is situational, if your using the same PC to play with everyone (If you are I really dont reccomend to do so) you can go to Minecraft then click "Multiplayer" then "Direct Connect" and type "localhost" into the server IP field. Though if your using it on multiple pc's, you can google "Whats My IP" and google should just tell you without clicking on anything, though if it doesnt I recommend the site whatsmyip.org and it should say your ip adress at the top in a banner... just go ahead and copy that. Then go to Minecraft "Multiplayer" then "Add Server" (You may also use direct connect for this though ignore the name part). Then in the name section you can just type anything and in the "ip" or "adress" section put in what you got from whatsmyip.org in that section and after it type :25565, so for example you might have it as "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:25565" (the x's are random numbers).
7 - To be in creative go to the window that opened when you opened the JAR file and type "op @a" and this will turn everyone in the game to a server administrator (You must do this while in the game). Then go to Minecraft and type in the chat and type "/gamemode creative @a" (Some versions use "/gamemode @a creative")
And that should be it! If you encounter any issues feel free to Direct Message me on this website if you have any issues with this and I will be happy to help you out!
(Wow I spent a long time writing this)
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Minecraft worlds are random, it could be from one to one every block on the surface
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Hey,
So I have a beta 1.3 minecraft server, and the spawn is set to one location but the player will always spawn 1-5 blocks away from where it set in the level.dat file.
Hope you can help, I assume it would be something I would type into my server.properties file.
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Hey!!
Added you on discord.
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What game version is this?
If its below 1.6 I recommend putting your minecraft versions into there own folders or, delete your options file... i beleve its options.txt
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Hi,
I made a SMP for Minecraft beta 1.3!
Id love to get some Youtubers on and streamers!
To join, we have to whitelist you and the only way for us to approve you is for you to join our discord server. Thats https://discord.gg/HFQQtWp to join!
DM me (Thoomas#6228) or GeckaZello#3545 who will give it over to me,
all instructions are in the discord and we'll check out everything and
tell you if you are right for the server, were looking for about 15-20
people!
If there’s any issues DM me on here
many thanks,
Thomas
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???
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Hey,
So I run a server and it would be nice to know how to get Minecraft skins in those versions.
It's not really an option to use an old account because I don't even remember the username of my old account,
retrocraft.org just won't work for me.
So does anyone have a way to get skins in beta (In my case 1.3_01 to 1.9)?
Thanks,
Thomas C
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Thats it, it was (In my experience) actually a black cat though MC's been having problems putting mob skins with their .JSON model counterpart
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Would there be any way to get it bc ive looked all that i can
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Notch made the original and Jeb and his team made it what it is today
Gotta go with Jeb_
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Thats proably just a glitch, what MC version were you using and ill check it out for you