I really don't know what's going on, last year when you helped me, and I used your input, it worked, and now, it doesn't work again, I guess I need to 10x tripple check it hehe, but thanks for keep trying to help me.
It's me again, all worked fine, then I ad a long break, came back, started a new Fabric server, and now it makes the same problem, funny thing is, when I test it on a Lan server Vanilla, with my Second account, it works ust fine, but when using dedicated server, it messes up.
*EDIT* These are my commands:
From Overworld to Nether:
/execute in the_nether run teleport @p[nbt={Dimension:"minecraft:overworld"}] -175 235 -11
From Nether to Overworld:
/execute in overworld run teleport @p[nbt={Dimension:"minecraft:the_nether"}] 334 65 -39
What hapens is, I stand right next to the commanblock, ress the button, my second account is 10 blocks away, I press the button, it teleports my second account. Am I really too blind and missing something simle here?
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java -Xmx6144M -Xms6144M -jar server.jar nogui
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Try removing everything after .zip
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Is your server running when you're doing the Port Test?
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Are you testing while the server is running?
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And you forwarded using your Lan IP and not WAN IP right?
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Well it does for me and everyone else who portforwarded correct. Did you allow the server through your firewall?
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The Port will show active once you start the server.
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Okay, after some sleeples nights, and vaccuming the Wiki, it looks like I fixed it:
/execute in the_nether run teleport @p[nbt={Dimension:"minecraft:overworld"}] -175 235 -11Should be:
I guess something has been updated to the teleport commands, but once again, thanks for the help.
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No problem, glad you got it sorted.
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Did you use the Portchecker when the server was running?
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I really don't know what's going on, last year when you helped me, and I used your input, it worked, and now, it doesn't work again, I guess I need to 10x tripple check it hehe, but thanks for keep trying to help me.
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Did you edit it exactly as TileEntity wrote?
And not:
?
*EDIT* The filename from the download is server.jar and not
minecraft_server.1.16.5.jar1
Same result, thanks for your effort though.
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Thanks, will test it soon.
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It's me again, all worked fine, then I ad a long break, came back, started a new Fabric server, and now it makes the same problem, funny thing is, when I test it on a Lan server Vanilla, with my Second account, it works ust fine, but when using dedicated server, it messes up.
*EDIT* These are my commands:
From Overworld to Nether:
/execute in the_nether run teleport @p[nbt={Dimension:"minecraft:overworld"}] -175 235 -11From Nether to Overworld:
/execute in overworld run teleport @p[nbt={Dimension:"minecraft:the_nether"}] 334 65 -39What hapens is, I stand right next to the commanblock, ress the button, my second account is 10 blocks away, I press the button, it teleports my second account. Am I really too blind and missing something simle here?