Create a Java Minecraft server in the panel: plan, Paper, EULA, connection and backups. Learn when Geyser is needed to let Bedrock players join.
Treat RAM as a starting point: compare 4 GB for a simple setup and 8 or 12 GB for larger workloads. Usage depends on the world, version, plugins, mods and concurrent players. Check pack requirements and measure actual usage; GB alone does not guarantee player capacity.
For plugins, choose Paper compatible with the game version. For original game behavior, consider Vanilla. Modpacks need the loader and release specified by the pack.
Java and Bedrock do not connect directly. A compatible Java server can accept Bedrock clients with Geyser configured. This does not automatically convert Java mods; consoles also restrict adding servers.
No. Everything is in the panel: Power, Files, Console, installer.
Treat RAM as a starting point: compare 4 GB for a simple setup and 8 or 12 GB for larger workloads. Usage depends on the world, version, plugins, mods and concurrent players. Check pack requirements and measure actual usage; GB alone does not guarantee player capacity.
For plugins, choose Paper compatible with the game version. For original game behavior, consider Vanilla. Modpacks need the loader and release specified by the pack.
Java and Bedrock do not connect directly. A compatible Java server can accept Bedrock clients with Geyser configured. This does not automatically convert Java mods; consoles also restrict adding servers.
No. Everything is in the panel: Power, Files, Console, installer.