Minecraft
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Upload a Bedrock World as .mcworld to the Server
Import an existing Bedrock world into BDS. Check the .mcworld, world name, packs and save data, and keep a safe way back if something goes wrong.
All the Mods 10 Server: How Much RAM Does ATM10 Really Need? Measured, Not Guessed
Three synthetic ATM10 8.0 measurements without real players, with a 10 GB product allocation and a 12 GiB container limit. Here is how to put RAM, tick times, and the limits of this setup into context.
Setting Up Small Ships: Installation, Controls and Server
Use ships together: install Small Ships correctly, check the key bindings and narrow down problems with sailing, inventory or cannons.
Installing Immersive Vehicles: Content Packs and Settings
Tell the base mod, vehicle packs and settings apart: this is how you prepare Immersive Vehicles for Minecraft Java with a matching version set.
Setting Up Complementary Shaders: Shadows, Water and Image Quality
Shadow quality, water, clouds and bloom explained clearly: how to compare Complementary options and find a pleasant image for playing.
Configuring Distant Horizons: View Distance, LODs, Fog and Performance
Set up longer view distance with confidence: check LODs, existing world data and shaders separately and find the right change for your Minecraft instance.
Minecraft Graphics Settings Explained: View Distance, Simulation and FPS
Which graphics option helps with which problem? Classify view distance, simulation and shaders correctly and check changes with a fixed comparison scene.
Updating LuckPerms Safely: Platform, Backup and Permissions
Update LuckPerms in a controlled way: identify the actual platform and storage connection, back up permissions and configuration, swap in the right file and retest permissions with normal player roles.
Installing Sodium: Telling Client FPS and Server TPS Apart
Sodium changes rendering in the Minecraft client. Choose the right file for your game version and loader, compare the same scene, and tell low FPS apart from ping and slow server ticks.
Configuring Minecraft Plugins: All Wizards and Values
File editor, roles, protection, TAB, VeinMiner, Chunky, Voice Chat, web maps and additional ports explained in the Minecraft panel.
Moving from Aternos: Export Your Minecraft World and Keep Playing on Your Own Server
Step by step from Aternos to game-serverhosting: download your world as a ZIP, upload it in the migration wizard, check detection, configure the server, and confirm the takeover. What comes along and what you add afterwards.
Setting Up Simple Voice Chat on Your Minecraft Server
Install Simple Voice Chat for Minecraft Java, get your own UDP port assigned automatically, and configure range, groups, codec, and recordings in the dashboard.