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Video Tutorial
In this video, we show you exactly how to make a Minecraft server in 1.16. From where you download the correct Minecraft 1.16 server files to how you can set up those server files to create your very own Minecraft 1.16 server, it is all covered in-depth in this video. Thus, let's go ahead and jump right on into how you can make a Minecraft 1.16 server. The very first step of making your own MinecraftServer is getting the server file from Mojang. You can find a link in the description to download the server.jar file for Minecraft 1.16. When you click that, it will actually take you off to our website where you will find a complete text tutorial on making a Minecraft server. If we go too fast for you here, that is a great resource to go at your own pace. Once you are on this site though, click the green 'Download Minecraft' button. This will take you to Minecraft.net where you want to click the green 'minecraft_server.1.16.jar' link. This will download the Minecraft 1.16 server jar file. Now, once you have this file downloaded, create a folder on your desktop called 'Minecraft 1.16 Server', and drag-and-drop the .jar file you downloaded into it. Now, just double click on this server.jar file, and a few files will appear in your folder. If these files don't appear, no worries! You just need to download Java, linked in the description above, and run the Jarfix, which is also linked above. Once you do that, you will be able to double click on the server.jar. Once you have a file called 'EULA.txt' appear, open it up with notepad, and change 'EULA=false' to 'EULA=true'. Then, save this file. Double click on the server.jar again, your Minecraft server will start right on up. It will even open a console for you. Here you will see your spawn world prepare, and eventually, you will see 'Done'. Once you see this, your server is started. We still need to port forward though in order for your 1.16 server to be able to be joined by your friends. Port forwarding is actually pretty easy, and we have a few guides that can help you do it correctly. First and foremost, you need to open up the command prompt and type 'IP Config'. From here, you want to take note of your IPv4 address and Default Gateway. Then, open up the 'server.properties' file in your server folder with notepad and put your IPv4 address next to 'server-ip='. Save this file, and it is time to port forward. You need to port forward port 25565 on the UDP and TCP protocols. This sounds very complicated, but overall, it is super easy to do. We have an in-depth guide on port forwarding on all of the top routers today linked in the description. You can access your router by typing the default gateway into the search box of your browser. Then, use our tutorial on finding your router's user name and password to login. Then, our port forward guide to port forward. Once you have port forwarded, you can get your public IP from the link in the description above. This is how you and your friends will join your server. Startup your server by double click the 'server.jar' file and open Minecraft and direct connect to your public IP. You will join right on it, and if you don't, just join via the IPv4 address we got in command prompt early! At this point, you know exactly how to make a Minecraft server in 1.16. If you have any questions about starting a 1.16 Minecraft server, let us know in the comment section down below, and be sure to give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel if you haven't already. It really helps us out, and it means a ton to me. Thank you very, very much in advance!
