This readMe file explains:
- The contents of the project/repository
- Contains instructions for setting up the minecraft server for the first time
- For running the server regularly after setup
This repository holds all of the minecraft server data. This is all the files that hold what we've built in our world, what items our players have, and other server specific things such as the server plugins.
Instructions for Windows continued:
- Open a command prompt window (type
cmd
into search bar) Note: You may need to right click and open as an administrator - Type
sysinfo
and press enter. You should see a long list. In this list there is an item that should havefirmware
andvirtualization
orHyper-V
in the name. Check whether the item called something likeVirtualization in Firmware
istrue
orenabled
. If it'sfalse
ordisabled
, you need to go into you PC BIOS. I (JattMones) am happy to help you with this part over the phone, it's not a bad idea to have a second oppinion before you change or click anything in the BIOS. Once this is set totrue
orenabled
, continue with the set-up. - Open another administrative CMD window and type
cd %user_profile%
- Type
mkdir minecraft_server
and pressenter
- Type
cd minecraft_server
and pressenter
- Type
git clone https://github.com/JattMones/minecraft_data.git
and pressenter
- After this finishes type
cd minecraft_data
and pressenter
- Type
git checkout master
and pressenter
- Type
git pull
and pressenter
. Note: This first clone will take a long time to copy all server files 30-60min
YAY! You've successfuly have the server data! Now onto setting up a docker container to run the server