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In this quick tutorial, Kody shows exactly how to set up a default minecraft server on the mac (and attempts explaining for pc users) with the jar file from minecraft.net.

LINKS:
Server Jar for 1.1: http://ab451d39.linkbucks.com

~Server Download (With text tutorial.): http://a08f2c63.linkbucks.com
~Hamachi Download (Read "How to set up." for more information about hamachi): http://33cbc803.linkbucks.com
~What is my IP: http://0d2e65d6.linkbucks.com (Go here to find out what your IP Address is so that others may connect to your server. Watch my response video if you don't want to give out your IP if your server will be public, or try using no-ip here:
~No-IP: http://c24c0866.linkbucks.com

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/tp player1 player2
~Player1 is the player that will be teleported, while Player2 is the player in which Player1 will be teleported to.

/?
~Lists all server commands.

/stop
~Saves the map and stops the server. (NEVER close terminal on a mac while the server is running until it says that the process or complete or else your map will become corrupt. This is sometimes the same with pcs, although when I had windows 7, I only had this happen to me once, and it was minor.)

/gamemode Player 1
/gamemode Player 0
~One sets the player to creative mode, while 0 sets the player to the survival mode.

OPs explained:
~OPs, also knows as operators, are the only players who can build within the spawn radius and execute commands unless given permission by a permissions plugin. Non ops must build away from the spawn to prevent "spawn griefing" which can be set in another config file created by Bukkit.

NOTE: Although you have a 64bit operating system, you may be using java in 32bit mode. In this case, you would use the 32bit java code.
INFORMATION: In the tutorial I had "1G" for one gigabyte. 1,024 megabytes make up one
gigabyte. If you wanted to use an amount of ram below one gigabyte, or 1,024 megabytes, then
you would change the "G" to an "M". 512 megabytes is half of one gigabyte. By the script I wrote,
the server will use anywhere from half of a gigabyte of ram, to one gigabyte.
TROUBLESHOOTING: Are you on a drive that is NOT labeled "C:\"? Just change the drive letter
to match the drive label that you're on. This may not be a problem if you have multiple partitions
with multiple operating systems, because windows 7 by default reads its drive as "C" although it
may be essentially running off the "D" labeled partition.
EXTRA: Don't want the user interface? Just add "nogui" for "no graphical user interface; gui" after
the third line of the script. (Be sure to add a space, and leave out the quotations.)


Windows 32bit & 64bit java;
@ECHO OFF
SET BINDIR=%~dp0
CD /D "%BINDIR%"
java -Xincgc -Xmx1G -jar craftbukkit-1.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

Mac OS X;
#!/bin/bash
cd "$(dirname "$0")"
exec java -Xmx1G -Xms1G -jar craftbukkit.jar


JAVA TROUBLESHOOTING: Make sure, (MAC USERS ESPECIALLY) that you have the latest
version of java! If you don't know how to check on that, google it! Google is your friend, except
all mac users have to do is run the software update since Apple provides their own version of
java.

ALSO...
Be sure to comment, rate, and subscribe to KLePTiicGaming! This tutorial was written by Kody,
contact me at http://www.youtube.com/KLePTiicELiTE or http://www.youtube.com/KLePTiicGaming
Be sure that before sending a message, you put: "Bukkit Server Tutorial | Kody" so
that I can get to you asap!

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  • when i saved start.command and saved it then i went to terminal and did chmod a+x then i did start.command there and it said that u need the privellages to access it

  • @mashucha123 If you're getting that error, then there's something you've missed. Go back and try that part again. Watch the entire part before doing so though.

  • My start.bat file doesnt run when i double click it. im on a windows PLEASE HElp!!

  • @Chimbolo31 Your script isn't right. Compare it to the script in the description which matches windows. If it's exactly the same, then get rid of the bottom line, and type; "%ProgramFiles%\Java\jre6\bin\­java.exe" -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar craftbukkit.jar". If you installed java in the (x86) directory, then add that to the script before the last "%" sign.

  • In the tittle why do you say pc and Mac, a Mac is a pc

  • @MegaBitHead Because PC is mostly reffered to as having a windows operating system installed. You're right, it really doesn't make sense, but it's technically the same way as saying "Windows & OS X", although most would refer to "PC and Mac" because it could be windows xp you're talking about, or os x 6.0. It really varies.

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  • I did this #!/bin/bash

    cd "$( dirname "$0" )"

    java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar craftbukkit.jar then plain text then i saved it as start.command then after that I went to terminal did chmod (space) a+x (space) put start command in then enter

  • I did i tried it 7 times now it just says you can not access it

    cause u have no permission

  • HELP!!! i didnt find the start.command file!!!!!! what am i supposed to do??

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