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Sasha edited this page Oct 31, 2018 · 5 revisions

Setting up

So you're curious to figure out how to use this thing, huh? It's pretty easy so let me just like show you.

First, download a release from here, and put put it into it's own folder on, for example, the Desktop, or in your VPS's home folder.

Example

Next, open up your Command prompt or terminal and cd to the directory you put the JAR in.

Example

Then, type java -Xmx256M -jar RE_Minecraft.jar into it, it should try to launch RE:Minecraft. After it generates the config, it'll ask you to log into Minecraft. You'll only have to do so once, unless they become invalid later.

Next, open the ReMinecraft.yml file with a basic text editor of your choice, like wordpad or TextEdit

Brief overview of the config values

config-version: 0 # Don't touch this
sessionId: '[no default]' # Set this back to "[no default]" if you change the credentials
clientId: f4345531-059d-43d5-8025-375302fa3f1e # Don't touch this
mojangEmail: '[no default]' # The mojang email or minecraft username of the account you're logging in with
mojangPassword: '[no default]' # Password to the mojang account you're logging in wiht
cracked: false # Whether you're wanting to auth with Mojang or not
remoteServerIp: constantiam.net # The server to connect to
hostServerIp: 0.0.0.0 # The IP address to open the relay server to (leave at 0.0.0.0 if not sure or if you don't want to use it)
remoteServerPort: 25565 # The port of the server to connect to
hostServerPort: 25565 # The port for the relay server to bind to
onlineModeServer: true # Whether to require the relay server to authenticate attempted logins with Mojang
messageOfTheDay: §dRE:Minecraft §71.0 # The MOTD for the relay server
reconnectDelaySeconds: 5 # If you get kicked, how long to wait before relaunching

To get started, put your minecraft login into mojangEmail and mojangPassword, and then put the server IP you want to connect to into remoteServerIp

Example

After that, give java -Xmx256M -jar RE_Minecraft.jar a whirl again and it should work, given that your minecraft credentials were totally valid and the server IP you inserted exists.

Connecting

If your IP is set to "0.0.0.0" or "127.0.0.1", open Minecraft and connect to "127.0.0.1"

Example

If your IP is set otherwise, connect to that IP.

Connecting to the server is the same as connecting to any other Minecraft server

Ur done!

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