Top 5 tips for servers!
Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2015 10:52
1. Enable TNT
This can be done quite easily by adding to minetest.conf
2. Enable Mods
This is also done very easily. First, configure your world in singleplayer with the mods you want. Then, just open the (your world name here) folder in the worlds folder and edit world.mt so that all the mods you want to include are set to true, instead of false.
3. Add more default privileges
To do this, add but replace priv1, priv2 with privilege names like shout or fly. For a full list of privileges, look here: http://wiki.minetest.net/Privileges#Built-in_privileges
4. Announce your server publicly
Using the same world.mt file as Tip 2, change to
5. Read the post at https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=8924
CraigyDavi has created a fantastic guide to starting up a Windows server, perfect for newcomers
This can be done quite easily by adding
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enable_tnt = true
2. Enable Mods
This is also done very easily. First, configure your world in singleplayer with the mods you want. Then, just open the (your world name here) folder in the worlds folder and edit world.mt so that all the mods you want to include are set to true, instead of false.
3. Add more default privileges
To do this, add
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default_privs = priv1, priv2, priv3
4. Announce your server publicly
Using the same world.mt file as Tip 2, change
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server_announce = false
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server_announce = true
5. Read the post at https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=8924
CraigyDavi has created a fantastic guide to starting up a Windows server, perfect for newcomers