Will my PC run a Minecraft Server?
yh it should, i used to use my old pc to run a server, and when i say old it didn't even have 1gb of ram and a really crappy single-core processor. Admittedly it was a little laggy, but your computer should run it fine :) i also used to have the same processor as you currently , and it was absolutely fine :)
Could I run a Minecraft Server with an AMD E1-2500?
Im looking to host a Vanilla server, the minecraft default, around 50 players max. Just wondering how well it would perform. I would have this, dedicated 8GB of ram, and a 120GB SSD.
How to run a minecraft server of a USB drive?
if you use minecraft_server.jar just replace .exe with .jar 1. Run Notepad 2. Type in: [Autorun] Open=minecraft_server.exe Action=Start minecraft_server Label=MINECRAFT SERVER Icon=minecraft_server.exe 3. Save the file as autorun.inf in the root of the USB flash drive next time you plug in your flash drive, it should run automatically, when you start up. (by the way, if you get a menu with different choices when you plug it in, make sure you hit the little check box and then choose minecraft
Is it legal to run a minecraft server for earn money?
First off, running Minecraft servers are completely legal to run. Now, using it to earn money is the question. Depends on how the server plays. If you buy something and get an advantage then the server is breaking the EULA and Mojang can shut down your server. If it’s all cosmetic, then you are allowed to by Mojang but of course, you would need to fill out tax stuff related to it since it would be like a business.I don’t know much about the second part, but the first part is correct
How to run a Hmod minecraft server with Cpanel?
I dunno I may be retarded or something... but I been looking up for a while on how to run a minecraft server hmod with Cpanel. And I haven absolutely no clue. So yes be gentle =) I MAY be "special" =D I already have the folder with Hmod and stuff ready and Ip configured to the hosting site server IPs I'm using and stuff. I just need to know how to portforward it for Cpanel and how to run the java script in Cpanle.
How to run a 24/7 Minecraft server with Multicraft.?
So I made a bukkit server that runs on the same pc as i play on, so its laggy. Now I have friends who play when im not on so I want to know how to run a 24/7 minecraft server. I've heard of Multicraft, which i will get, but what about that system? I am willing to buy a new Pc just for it, but exactly what else do I need to do? Lets say I have a Pc just for the server and multicraft. I dont want to keep th pc on 24/7, cuz then the power bills will kill my parents. What ways are there for me to run a 24/7 server?
Would it be worth it to start a Minecraft server?
Before I begin, let me state that I used to run a somewhat-popular Minecraft server back in 2014.Your question is kind of complicated to answer since what people want from servers can vary greatly. Back when Minecraft was at its height, people mainly played on single-player worlds, only using servers for social gatherings. However, nowadays, especially after the Microsoft Buyout and all of the changes they’ve made to the game, many Minecraft players now play almost exclusively on servers.Now, if you want to run a server, you need:Dedication: Running a Minecraft server can become time-consuming, especially if it gets off the ground and becomes incredibly popular. Some larger servers actually bring on staff to help run the server, paying them using money donated by players. You have to be willing to invest the time and energy into building the server up and getting it configured the way you want, to suit what you want it to have. Trust me, before my server closed its doors, it took a lot of time and energy for my staff and I to keep the server running smoothly. We were a small team of only ten people, ten people to moderate, administer, and configure a server that had an average daily player count of over 100 players…A Basic Understanding of How Minecraft Works: Servers can be complicated, and the convoluted process Mojang has for creating them by yourself certainly doesn’t help… You could go around this problem by going to a dedicated hosting company, but that costs money. Things get even more complicated if you decide to start adding Bukkit plugins, and things get even worse if you decide to add mods. Going into building a server without any real knowledge on the matter can lead to an unstable and fragmented server with no real purpose, theme, or guidance.A Creative Mind: Again, this ties back into servers that have no real theme or purpose. If you plan on making a server for the world to play on, make sure it has some kind of theme. Add adventures, mini-games, places for players to build and be creative (We had creative plots on our server) and try to promote an environment that favours having fun over anything else.In the end, if you want to start a server, I recommend it. Running my server might’ve been time-consuming and exhausting, but it was worth it to see other people enjoying the fruits of our labour. Just remember that servers get harder to manage as more players join. :)