How to set up MineCraft Server - Raspberry Pi *thumbnail is AI*

[@VexingParsley85]

Great video, I recommend using paper instead of the vanilla server software. It is extremely optimized and will give you way more performance.

[@SilverBoi78]

Thank you! I'm not familiar, but I'll look into it!

[@pepf64]

i have an 8 gb r-pi 5 with a 128gb SD card and i was wondering if its any good for hosting a minecraft server with about 10 people?

[@caro3517]

Good stuff man! Thanks a lot for this tutorial :)

[@Redditstories-z3p]

homie what you used to make that thumbnail look sick.

[@SilverBoi78]

I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not, lol. But if it isn't, I used gpt 👍

[@KavinShah-kp7oe]

@@SilverBoi78 chatgpt?? because there are alot of Ai image makers with the name "gpt"

[@SilverBoi78]

​@@KavinShah-kp7oe Yes, chatgpt.

[@manitou__]

This is why i like to just use Filezilla and Notepad++ on my PC to do these file and text operations on the Pie via SSH. No endless typing

[@bob1336]

Thanks for the vid bro

[@VictorFormisano]

The same happened to me, I had to move JDK twice. Dont know why

[@deathjcvris]

Didn't explain where to find server adress and port to give to friends so they can join.

[@mattyboi7895]

Server address is whatever the raspberry pi’s ip address is and the port should be whatever the default port is for local Minecraft servers i forget. If u want friends to join you’ll need them on ur network or you’ll need to port forward. I recommend finding an alternative way such as cloud flare tunnels as port forwarding will get you hacked very quickly

[@mattyboi7895]

So when u set ur rpi up make sure it has a static ip so its not changing with dhcp