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Now that you have a working server. You can join it by opening bta and typing localhost into the server IP textbox. if you did it right, you should load into the world.
Now that you have a working server. You can join it by opening bta and typing localhost into the server IP textbox. if you did it right, you should load into the world.
[[File:IP address.png|thumb|I hope this works...]]
[[File:Screenshot from 2021-12-10 10-32-13.png|thumb|Your very own BTA server. Ready for action.]]
==== Customising the server ====
Now its time for the nitty gritty.
===== server.properties =====
Once your server is all set up, you can tweak the server how you wish. The first and foremost file to edit is server.properties.
Here is an explanation of each line of the file.
level-name: this is set to "world" by default. The only reason to change this is if you want to have a flashy name for the server's world if you play it on singleplayer.
view-distance: I (the writer) don't actually know what this is for. The game's render distance is normally determined by the game itself, Not the server.
white-list: This is a big one. If set to true, only the players who have their usernames in the whitelist file can join the server.
server-ip: This determines the IP address of the server.
pvp: Setting this to false will not allow players to attack each other.
level-seed: The world seed that the server uses to generate a world. Try your favorite world seeds here. (Note that you need to delete the old world for this to work).
spawn-animals: If set to false, no animals will spawn.
server-port: Don't touch this.
allow-nether: If set to false, players cannot enter the nether.
spawn-monsters: if set to false. Monsters will not spawn in the dark and/or at night.
max-players: Determines how many players can join your server at one time. The players though. The more performance and memory it takes out.
world-type: allows you to set the type of world that generates. (Default. Extended Default, Hell, etc.)
online-mode: If set to false. Only you can join the server. Good for making edits while your buddies arent around. (Note that if you're running this on another device and not your pc. You cant join as well).
allow-flight: If set to false. Flying/Noclipping is disabled.