01-27-2014, 03:35 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-27-2014, 03:37 AM by Ivo.Hkiller.)
(01-27-2014, 03:27 AM)tigerw Wrote: Go to www.mc-server.org and click the Raspberry Pi link. It hosts the latest builds.Thank you very much , its nice of all of you to help me n.n, i got my MCServer nice and running but im still waiting for my brother to forward port and all that stuff!, Again Thank you!
Actually, run this script:
to get MCServer for the first time.Code:wget https://github.com/tigerw/MCServer-Autoupdate-Script/raw/master/updateserver.sh; bash updateserver.sh
Then, run
to update the server.Code:bash updateserver.sh
(01-27-2014, 03:35 AM)STR_Warrior Wrote: It's a little complicated but here is a quick tutorialHeh, yeah! and man thank you very much 2, you helped me a lot today! i had a lot of doubts, now i dont thank you very much again!
1.) You have to create a new world in the settings.iniCode:[Worlds]
DefaultWorld=world
World=world_nether
2.) Then create a folder named world_nether
3.) Create a world.ini and addCode:[Generator]
BiomeGen=Constant
ConstantBiome=Nether
HeightGen=Flat
CompositionGen=Nether
FlatHeight=128
Structures=Ravines,WormNestCaves
Finishers=LavaSprings,BottomLava,NetherClumpFoliage,PreSimulator
BottomLavaLevel=30
Generator=Composable
HeightGenCacheSize=64
NetherThreshold=0
CompositionGenCacheSize=64
[General]
Dimension=-1
4.) Let the world generate.
5.) Set proper spawn coordinates. The default will spawn you ontop of the bedrock, and you don't want that if you are in survival don't you think?
You can do this by going to the world, find a nice spot and then press f3 to see your current coordines. Then you can change the [SpawnPosition] in the world.ini
Then you can use the /portal command to swap worlds: /portal world_nether