Setup Proxy Protocol in Velocity

What is the Proxy Protocol? The Proxy Protocol provides a way for your server to receive your client’s true IP. Enable The Proxy Protocol on your Velocity Server After your Velocty server has been started, a configuration file for it should have been generated. This can be found at ./veloctiy.toml. Change the [advanced] haproxy-protocol variable from false to true. Details on Velocity’s configurations can be found here . Note: Normal clients will not be able to connect if they do not send proxy protocol information. Connecting directly with your Minecraft client will no longer work. Read more

Setup Proxy Protocol in GeyserMC

What is the Proxy Protocol? The Proxy Protocol provides a way for your server to receive your client’s true IP. Enable The Proxy Protocol on GeyserMC The configuration file for GeyserMC can be difficult to find. If you have GeyserMC installed as a plugin, the configuration should be located at ./plugins/Geyser-Spigot/config.yml. Change the value of bedrock.enable-proxy-protocol from false to true. Enable The Proxy Protocol in your Java Server and update GeyserMC It’s not much use using the Proxy Protocol in GeyserMC if that data isn’t forwarded to your Java Server. For an example on how to setup PaperMC see Setup Proxy Protocol in PaperMC . We also need to tell GeyserMC to forward the client IP information to your Java Server. This can be done by editing the config file again and setting the value remote.use-proxy-protocol from false to true. Read more

Setup Proxy Protocol in PaperMC

What is the Proxy Protocol? The Proxy Protocol provides a way for your server to receive your client’s true IP. Enable The Proxy Protocol on your PaperMC Server After you PaperMC server has been started, a configuration file for paper should have been generated. This can be found at ./config/paper-global.yml. Change the proxies.proxy-protocol variable from false to true. Details on PaperMC’s configurations can be found here . Note: Normal clients will not be able to connect if they do not send proxy protocol information. Connecting directly with your Minecraft client will no longer work. Read more

Add Dynmap to Minecraft

Dynmap requires your Minecraft server to be running either Bukkit, Spigot, or PaperMC. A server set up with the official Minecraft server will not work. This guide is for installing Dynmap on PaperMC but setting it up Bukkit and Spigot should be similar. If you don’t have PaperMC server setup, check out this guide: Setup a PaperMC Minecraft Server . Step 1. Download Dynmap Click here and download the latest version of Dynmap by clicking on the download button next to the version. Read more

Fixing "Unknown host" in Minecraft Java

You’ve setup your server with playit.gg and are ready to play. You or another player might be getting the Unknown host this error when trying to connect. This error happens because the computer asks your ISP (Internet Service Provider), what the IP is, and the ISP is silly and reports it being unknown. The Fix You need to update your computer DNS server. How to update the DNS depends on what operating system you’re running. Read more

Fixing timeout errors with Minecraft

When hosting a server from home, you may notice that some players get kicked due to timeout. This happens when the minecraft server is unable to provide data to the player fast enough. There are two ways to fix / improve this: Increase your upload speed & reliability. Are you on WiFi? Use an Ethernet cable, most internet performance issue are due to bad WiFi. Unless you have the latest WiFi 6 router and are on 5Ghz with line of sight, Ethernet is the best way to go when hosting a server at home. If Ethernet is not an option, try getting closer to the your WiFi Router / Access Point. Also, if you have other WiFi enabled devices that you can turn off, give that a try it may also help. Read more

How to setup a Minecraft Java Server

When making a Minecraft server there are a lot of options. This guides currently covers setting up a Survival Multiplayer Server without mods. We’ll be releasing more guides in the future on how to start a server with mods. Create a Vanilla Survival Multiplayer Server (MSP) Follow these steps and you should have a public Minecraft Java server up in no time. 1. Download and install Java You can download the latest version of Java from Oracle . Read more

Setting up Minecraft LAN using the mod

This guide will walk you through how to host a local Minecraft world over playit.gg Requirements Minecraft (1.18+) Playit Companion (Modrinth ) Installing the mod This is just as easy as installing any other client side mod. To do this, we’re going to use a mod called Playit Companion by vgskye. For this guide, Fabric 1.21.10 is being used. The minimum supported version is 1.18. Once you’ve downloaded the .jar from Modrinth, we’re going to find our .minecraft folder. This can be done by opening Run (Win + R) and typing in %AppData%\.minecraft. This will directly open your .minecraft folder, and saves you about three minutes looking for the folder. Read more

Setup a PaperMC Minecraft Server

PaperMC is a Minecraft Server that lets you run plugins! It’s based on Spigot which is based on CraftBukkit, there’s a long history :). It’s a good Minecraft server choice that balances performance and features. Let’s setup our server! Step 1. Download PaperMC Click here to visit the PaperMC Download page. Click the latest build (the build with biggest number) to start the download. Step 2. Setup run.bat for PaperMC Move the downloaded paper-VERSION.jar file into your minecraft server folder (if you don’t have one, just create a new folder called minecraft-server somewhere you can easily find). Next, rename the recently downloaded .jar file to paper-server.jar. This will allow our batch file to work properly. Read more

Using Simple Voice Chat with playit

Requirements Server Dedicated Minecraft Server Software (e.g. Fabric Server) Simple Voice Chat Client Minecraft client Client-side modloader (e.g. Fabric) Simple Voice Chat installed on the client ⚠️ Simple Voice Chat must be installed on both the server and the client for voice to work. Setting Everything Up (Server) Install Simple Voice Chat Place the Simple Voice Chat .jar file into the appropriate folder inside your Minecraft server directory: Read more