@DustinB3403 said in Calling Minecraft Experts - Modded Minecraft Server Booting User: @Obsolesce said in Calling Minecraft Experts - Modded Minecraft Server Booting User: @DustinB3403 said in Calling Minecraft Experts - Modded Minecraft Server Booting User: The Java exception, from what I recall, is due to your settings in the server file, limiting the ram. Change the server file to allocate double or triple the ram already configured. MC with mods takes a lot of RAM. Only when you have more than one person playing. The more people in the world, the memory requirements multiply. The mods need RAM to load into Java, even before users are logged in the server needs to be able to start up. This is no different than with any OS + whatever you might want to do with it. The environment requires X at minimum. Sure if you give the server minimum requirements you'll notice...

@brandon220 said in How to Download and Install Mods for Minecraft: @JaredBusch Yes, we were going to try to use the Pterodactyl panel to manage a server. That has nothing to do with the point of this thread. Make a new thread if you want to discuss that.

@scottalanmiller said in Minetest: @Donahue said in Minetest: The more I read, the more I like. Ultimately, it's just a way for me and the boys to enjoy spending time together. We also play a lot of board games and card games. We've had the issue with Minecraft that it doesn't run on most of our computers (we only have a few Windows boxes for video games) and it runs poorly on tablets, and because of Microsoft's draconian controls, my kids can't play with the family. So this looks like it would solve that. And there's plenty of games and mods, etc, for it too!

I have it restored and going again with a nice starting area (big castle and useful things). realmc.minecraftr.us (that's my free afraid.org domain name for it specifically) Or if you prefer, tgserv.timothygruber.com. Oh, it's version 1.12.2. I didn't update it yet because there's a couple plugins I run that haven't updated yet.

@JaredBusch there is another project that took the PocketMine code and tried to run with it that I am looking at. Haven't had much time to dig into it today yet, though.

Original post has been updated to reflect the latest 0.9 release of the Minecraft Server.

@coliver said in Installing PocketMine MineCraft PE Server on CentOS 7: Any idea if nukkit will work? Looks like it pulls from the bukkit project a bit. https://nukkit.io So testing it out the answer is... it's not even remotely playable. Their website doesn't work, their downloads are very random and not stable, there is no documentation and while it "runs" it's nothing but one continuous glitch. It's so not ready that there is nothing to really look at. Off to find another option.

Here is the thread with the fix.: http://mangolassi.it/topic/7605/installing-pocketmine-minecraft-pe-server-on-centos-7

I don't think so. I know the 360 edition requires it's own servers over Xbox Live... I was fairly certain the PS3 edition could only connect to other PS3s and the maybe the PS Vita.

For anyone on Xen. . . Preview of XenServer support for Docker and Container Management

Awesome, thanks. Right as I read this Luciana popped out to tell me that they had figured it out. Liesl's game world has been saved!