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Omega Adventure Pack Server Deployment

Primarily, there are two different ways to set up an Omega Adventure Pack server, either by installing it on a computer running either Microsoft Windows or setting it up in Linux (In the documented cases here, Debian/Ubuntu). The purpose of this repository is to help you set up the Omega Adventure Pack with the assumption of a reasonable level of prior knowledge of whichever operating system that you choose to use to deploy the server onto. If you have any additional questions and/or concerns, please reach out to us on our Community Discord Channel.

Prerequisites


  • You will need the 64-Bit version of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installed on your computer in order to be able to allocate more than 4GB of RAM to your dedicated server; in Linux this will be the Java Development Kit (JDK). Allocating any less than 8GB of RAM can cause noticable server instability with this large modpack.

Windows:

Download the 64-Bit Java JRE: Here.

Debian/Ubuntu:

Download & Install the 64-bit Java JDK via the following terminal commands:
  • sudo apt update
  • sudo apt install openjdk-8-jre-headless

Downloading the Latest Server Release:

  • Download the latest release of Omega Adventure Pack from the Releases page. The file you will need is named "Source Code.zip".
  • Extract the ZIP archive in the directory that you will be running your server from on your computer.

Installation


Windows:

  • Within the newly-created directory, navigate inside the "Server Converter" folder, and run the "Install Server (Windows).bat" script. You will be prompted to choose how many system resources to allocate to the server along with other customizable information, such as server name, max players, and world seed. The script will automatically copy the necessary server files to their correct locations and delete the client-sided mods.
  • Use the "Launch_Server.bat" script (located in the main folder) to start the new Minecraft server.

Debian/Ubuntu:

Pending Additional Documentation

Authors

  • PowerHungryRing - Modpack Development Assistant - Info
  • OSIR - Helpers - Info

Please install Traincraft into the mods folder as this was to big to put onto github https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/traincraft/download/5083289

Installing "Hardmode"

At the time of writing this, Hardmode is still a work in progress. However to install you drag the files within the Overrides/Config file and the Overrides/Scripts file, into the respective folders.

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