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| Maximum number of players on the server. Having more players uses more RAM and more bandwidth. If a player's rank is given a "reserved slot" on the server, they can join even if server is full.
| Maximum number of players on the server. Having more players uses more RAM and more bandwidth. If a player's rank is given a "reserved slot" on the server, they can join even if server is full.
| Between 1 and 1000.
| Between 1 and 1000.
|-
! MaxPlayersPerWorld
| Integer
| 20
| Maximum number of players allowed to be on the same world at the same time. Minecraft protocol limits total number of players per world to 128. Note that having more people on a world increases everyone's bandwidth use.
| Between 1 and 128.
|-
! DefaultRank
| Rank
| Blank ("lowest rank")
| New players will be assigned this rank by default. It's generally a good idea not to give new players many powers until they prove themselves trustworthy.
| Full rank name. If left blank, assumes "lowest rank."
|-
! IsPublic
| True/False
| False
| Public servers are listed on minecraft.net server list, so expect random players to join. Private servers can only be joined by players who already know the server port/address or URL. Note that the URL changes if your computer's IP or server's port change.
| "True" or "False"
|-
! Port
| Integer
| 25565
| Port number on your local machine that fCraft uses to listen for incoming connections. If you are behind a router, you may need to set up port forwarding. You may also need to add a firewall exception for ServerGUI/ServerCLI/ConfigGUI. Note that your server's URL will change if you change the port number.
| Between 1 and 65535.
|-
! UploadBandwidth
| Integer (KB/s)
| 100
| Total available upload bandwidth, in kilobytes per second (KB/s). This number is used to pace drawing commands to prevent server from overwhelming the Internet connection with data.
| Between 1 and 32767.
|-
|-
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Revision as of 03:16, 4 November 2011

General

Key Type Default Description Restrictions
ServerName String "Custom Minecraft Server (fCraft)" The name of the server, as shown on the welcome screen and the official server list (if server is public). Between 1 and 64 characters long.
MOTD String "Welcome to the server!" MOTD (Message Of The Day) is a message shown to connecting players right under the server name. It may be left blank. If WoMEnableEnvExtensions is enabled, non-WoM users will not see this. Between 0 and 64 characters long.
MaxPlayers Integer 20 Maximum number of players on the server. Having more players uses more RAM and more bandwidth. If a player's rank is given a "reserved slot" on the server, they can join even if server is full. Between 1 and 1000.
MaxPlayersPerWorld Integer 20 Maximum number of players allowed to be on the same world at the same time. Minecraft protocol limits total number of players per world to 128. Note that having more people on a world increases everyone's bandwidth use. Between 1 and 128.
DefaultRank Rank Blank ("lowest rank") New players will be assigned this rank by default. It's generally a good idea not to give new players many powers until they prove themselves trustworthy. Full rank name. If left blank, assumes "lowest rank."
IsPublic True/False False Public servers are listed on minecraft.net server list, so expect random players to join. Private servers can only be joined by players who already know the server port/address or URL. Note that the URL changes if your computer's IP or server's port change. "True" or "False"
Port Integer 25565 Port number on your local machine that fCraft uses to listen for incoming connections. If you are behind a router, you may need to set up port forwarding. You may also need to add a firewall exception for ServerGUI/ServerCLI/ConfigGUI. Note that your server's URL will change if you change the port number. Between 1 and 65535.
UploadBandwidth Integer (KB/s) 100 Total available upload bandwidth, in kilobytes per second (KB/s). This number is used to pace drawing commands to prevent server from overwhelming the Internet connection with data. Between 1 and 32767.