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How to create a Minetest srever!? :D
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- Al3xandruGabrielRo
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How to create a Minetest srever!? :D
Hy guys, I wannah know how can I make a Minetest server in easy way more detalied! I saw a tutorial but I can't understand where to put portforward and where I can config the server.
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did you try checking the wiki?
http://wiki.minetest.com/wiki/Tutorials#Servers
http://wiki.minetest.com/wiki/Tutorials#Servers
- Al3xandruGabrielRo
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Windows
Open command prompt by going in the Minetest installation folder, then in the "bin" folder, hold Shift, do a right click on a empty file (not on minetest.exe), click "Open command window here".
Type this, without quotes: "minetest.exe --server".
If you get the error "Multiple worlds are available.", use "minetest.exe --server --worldname world_name" instead, where world_name is the name of the world.
If your server crashes, then look at the debug.txt in /Minetest/bin/ where i put the IP and PORTFORWARD?!?!!? :(
Open command prompt by going in the Minetest installation folder, then in the "bin" folder, hold Shift, do a right click on a empty file (not on minetest.exe), click "Open command window here".
Type this, without quotes: "minetest.exe --server".
If you get the error "Multiple worlds are available.", use "minetest.exe --server --worldname world_name" instead, where world_name is the name of the world.
If your server crashes, then look at the debug.txt in /Minetest/bin/ where i put the IP and PORTFORWARD?!?!!? :(
ILIKETOBUILD!:D
Al3xandruGabrielRo wrote:Windows
Open command prompt by going in the Minetest installation folder, then in the "bin" folder, hold Shift, do a right click on a empty file (not on minetest.exe), click "Open command window here".
Type this, without quotes: "minetest.exe --server".
If you get the error "Multiple worlds are available.", use "minetest.exe --server --worldname world_name" instead, where world_name is the name of the world.
If your server crashes, then look at the debug.txt in /Minetest/bin/ where i put the IP and PORTFORWARD?!?!!? :(
http://portforward.com/
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For port forwarding, see: http://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?id=4342
(your router must have UPnP enabled)
Else, just look at what kaeza posted.
(your router must have UPnP enabled)
Else, just look at what kaeza posted.
Last edited by Calinou on Sat Jan 26, 2013 21:32, edited 1 time in total.
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