MINECRAFT HOSTING
Oyunlar
Oyun PaneliMinetest reads its settings from minetest.conf. Each line is a setting, an equals sign and a value.
1. Open the file
- Stop the server in the Game Panel.
- Open the Files tab and click
minetest.conf. Create it in the server root if it does not exist.
2. The settings you will change
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
server_name | The name shown in the public list. |
server_description | One line about the server. |
motd | The message players see when they join. |
max_users | Player slots. |
server_announce | true lists the server publicly, false keeps it address only. |
default_privs | The privileges every new player starts with. |
name | The account that gets full admin privileges. |
creative_mode | Turns creative mode on or off. |
enable_damage | Turns player damage on or off. |
port | Already set to your allocation. Leave it alone. |
3. Default privileges
default_privs takes a comma separated list, for example interact,shout. Removing interact makes new players unable to build until you grant it, which is a simple way to run a whitelisted server.
4. Save and restart
- Save the file.
- Start the server and read the console for the world and game it loaded.
5. World settings are separate
The world folder has its own world.mt file that records which game the world uses and which mods are enabled. World specific settings belong there, and changing the game in world.mt on an existing world will not convert it. Start a new world instead.
If a setting has no effect, check the spelling. Minetest ignores names it does not recognise without an error.
