Creating a Server

After booting up the Glowberry Launcher, you will find 4 different settings in the New Server creation page. Let's look at them and understand what they do.

• Server Name - The server name box simply defines the name of the server internally. Essentially, when you create a server the app will need a way to differentiate it from others (And... so will you!), and it separates each server through directories inside the /servers/ directory, named with your server name. Since this will rename physical directories, there are some names and characters that cannot be used (Such as ?, :, *, CON...)

• Server Type - The server type dropdown defines the type of the server to create, be it a Spigot Server, Vanilla Server, Vanilla Snapshot Server, Fabric Server, Fabric (Unstable) Server or Forge Server. Depending on the selected server type, the Server Versions will also change accordingly.

• Server Version - The minecraft server version to use. This will vary depending on the available versions for the selected server type.

• Java Version - The Java Version used by the selected server version. Check the Requirements Page in the Minecraft Wiki for more information.

Console Colours

The console is present on the right-hand side of the screen, and shows all of the output from the server creation. Grey/Black text signifies general information, Orange text signifies warnings and Dark Red text signifies errors. These last ones WILL stop the execution of the server creation and delete any generated files. You needn't worry about the others. When Bright Green text appears, you're done!

Troubleshooting

You should only need to troubleshoot things when a dark red message comes up, meaning that an error occured. 9 out of 10 times, it will be related to the Java Version you're using, so watch out! If that's not the case, google the error provided in the console/logs, and you're likely to figure out a solution.