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RL Craft Server

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thats a particularly nasty server package they provide...

 

quick "steps of action":

- install x64 version of java 8 (will still be your safest bet)

- go to files.minecraftforge.net

- go to version 1.12.2, download the "installer" package for version 14.23.5.2838 (the version the dev used for their client)

- run the installer, choose "install server", choose an empty folder to dump it in

- copy the folders from the server package (found here: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/rlcraft/files ) to before mentioned folder

- create a "run.bat" file, with roughly following contents: (pretty much the basic arse config)

java -jar -Xmx4G forge-1.12.2-14.23.5.2838-universal.jar nogui

- run the file, on the first run your server will crash with an error referring to eula.txt, you open that file, adjust to eula=yes, and run the file again.

- your server should now work, firewall/portforwarding is a seperate worry.

Hello, does anyone know how to make a RL craft server , am wrting to play with my friend but we dont know how to make a server so we can play together, i have looked at multiplie videos on how to make a server but every single time i try to run a run.bat command it dosent load in the server .

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Make sure your java is 64 bit if you have a 64 bit operating system. I'm assuming the batch file is calling for more memory than can be allocated in a 32 bit java environment. This is all assuming you are literally getting stuck on launching the batch file, and that you've correctly port-forwarded your router and opened up your firewall etc.

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thats a particularly nasty server package they provide...

 

quick "steps of action":

- install x64 version of java 8 (will still be your safest bet)

- go to files.minecraftforge.net

- go to version 1.12.2, download the "installer" package for version 14.23.5.2838 (the version the dev used for their client)

- run the installer, choose "install server", choose an empty folder to dump it in

- copy the folders from the server package (found here: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/rlcraft/files ) to before mentioned folder

- create a "run.bat" file, with roughly following contents: (pretty much the basic arse config)

java -jar -Xmx4G forge-1.12.2-14.23.5.2838-universal.jar nogui

- run the file, on the first run your server will crash with an error referring to eula.txt, you open that file, adjust to eula=yes, and run the file again.

- your server should now work, firewall/portforwarding is a seperate worry.

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