How to home host a bukkit minecraft server?

Yeah how do you make one like do you have to port forward your local host server? Or no?

First, you'll need a Gigadrive router (typically v7.3 or later)

Plug it into the 311 Jocket on your hardrive. It'll host the main core of the server. Bring up Microsoft Coder and enter the following items:

{start.server-exe}+{9+10)

Click "Run."

Select your server name and title. Choose the allowed blocks; I recommend V7 and T29.

You now need to have a basic understanding of vanilla minecraft pigs; they're very important.

Open the Pig GUI.

Make sure pigs are enabled; add the tails feature for extra bling. Nose, eyes, and teeth are very important.

Edit your pig correctly. Here's a few add-on examples.

{bite.leg}
{{eat.pasta}cheeselevel=3}
{skin=17}publicbewlean3333

Once you've done that, select the player count. I recommend [e.exe] for a start.

Enjoy your new server!

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Apparently you are dumb because there's literally (actually using the word correctly unlike a lot of people) hundreds, if not thousands, of tutorials on how to do it.

> I'm not dumb
> Google didn't help me at all

Choose one.

I googled your exact title and this is "literally" the first result.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehL8OrumZzc

But honestly, just download the server software, do some port forwording and bam you have a server. Neither should be hard to learn how to do.

And there's literally a thousand ways to tell you how immature you sound. Grow up, she's only asking a friendly question. If you're not gonna help, then you have no business in this thread.

I've had a home hosted server before, and it's quite easy. You can use homehosting websites, but I prefer to use my router because I don't want to give a website all my information .