How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Procédure

I. Access GameAP

Go to the address contained in the delivery e-mail. The URL will be in this form: https://vpsXXXX.serveur-vps.net. For example, if your vps number is 12345, you should go to the address: https://vps12345.serveur-vps.net/ .

You should reach this page:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

[tips_warning] If you are unable to access this page, check that you have spelt the address correctly. If, however, an error persists, you can open an incident ticket with our support by following this documentation: https: //help.lws-hosting.com/en/Contact-support-via-your-customer-area [ /tips]

Fill in the required fields using the username and password provided in the delivery email:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

You should arrive at this screen:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

II. Install your server from GameAP and start it up

II.a Install your minecraft server:

Start the installation of your server by clicking here:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Confirm your choice

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

A loading bar will appear:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

At the end of the loading process you will receive confirmation that the application has started:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

You should arrive on this page where, for the moment, the server is offline:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Sometimes the page does not immediately show the change of state (disappearance of the install button and appearance of the start and restart buttons), in this case reload the page to see if there is a change.

II.b Changing the server version

Your first server can be put online, but it will be in 1.18.2. If you are happy with this, go on to step II.c. If you wish to have a server in another version :

You are going to create a second server on which you will set the "multicore" mode whose script authorises the change of version among the available versions that you can find at this link(link):

To do this, go to the servers tab:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Then click on create :

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

You should arrive on this screen:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Fill in the boxes as follows:

  • Name: The name you want to give to the server
  • The game: Minecraft
  • The game mode: Multicore
  • You can uncheck automatic installation if you wish, but this will only add the installation step to the process.
  • Rcon does not need to be filled in
  • file name (Dir) with: servers/file_name_of_your_choice for example: servers/mc_v_1.9.2
  • Dedicated server with your vps
  • the box below with the ip proposed in the format of the home page
  • the ports will be filled in automatically, you need to change them for the ports specified in your delivery email

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Then click on create at the bottom left of the page:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

You should see that your server has been created:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

then press edit before launching it:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

In the edit screen, which should look like this, go to control :

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Then go to Settings:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Once in settings, change the version to the one you want from the versions available(see here):

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Then click save, and you can move on to section II.c .

II.c Starting the server

Click on the tab :

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Click this button:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Only start one server at a time if you have created more than one. Starting more than one can cause port problems if some servers use the same ports, and significant performance losses
.

An alert screen will ask you to confirm your choice:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Then a second screen will display the progress of the task:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

And a final screen will tell you that the task has been successfully completed:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

You should get this screen:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

You can check the status of your server from the console:

Click here:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

You will arrive on a page where you will find the console where you can enter commands (see help at this link section I). By going back into the console you can obtain important information such as the version or gamemode (see section V for help):

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

You can also use these commands:

Command Explanation
/save-all Saves all the worlds on the server. If the map is very large, this operation may take some time.
/save-on Activates automatic server backup (enabled by default). If already enabled, returns an error.
/save-off Disables automatic server backup. If already disabled, returns an error.
/stop Turns off the server. Can be run from inside the game or from the console. (although the advantage of launching it from the console is limited as there is a stop button on top of the console).

III. Connecting to your server

On your computer, launch the Minecraft game in the version that corresponds to the one on your personal Minecraft server.

You should see the welcome screen:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Check that the version matches that on the server.

If the versions match, click Multiplayer.

If this is the first time you have clicked on multiplayer, a warning will appear about multiplayer play, explaining that mojang does not manage the servers and therefore cannot be held liable for any disrespect that may occur online. Click on "Proceed" depending on the language of the game.

You will arrive on this screen:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server
Click on Add a new server.

You will arrive on this screen, where you can name your server as you wish:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

In the "Server Address" box, enter the server's IP address and port. You can find the IP address and port of the server in question on GameAP on the start-up screen in the servers section in the form: IP:Port:

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

For example 152.147.78.227:54195.

IP: 152.147.78.227

Port: 54195.

Press "Done" once this information has been entered.

Refresh with the "Refresh" button and you should see your server online. And you should be able to connect to it by clicking Play.

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

How to create, launch and change the version of your Minecraft LWS server

Enjoy the game!

To go further and manage access to the server, learn the commands, be an operator and manage your rights, etc., consult the help link:
https://help.lws-hosting.com/en/Administer-Minecraft-server-acces-commands-lists

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