Portfowarding help

I know how to portfoward now. But thank you for helping. You are invited in my server

Its possible there won't be too much lag, but the autocraft functions will likely cause lag no matter what. As I said the i3 is not a suitable core, no matter what part of the range it is, it can only be a dual core.

The server may work but make sure your PC is well ventilated, give your PC the best chance possible.

Possibly, I cannot say, but the major problem you will have is with large plugins eatting up all of your processing power. As I said your i3 is only a dual core, producing 4 virtual threads. Web servers or auth servers usually have around 24 threads. So i'd say with those plugins your core will get a little stressed under the weight.

For example, I have an expensive gaming rig I built myself. It is designed for gaming and compiling program code. The fact that it has a big powerful core for gaming and compiling makes it in no way a good machine to be a server. It only uses hard drives for storage for example, meaning saving slows the server down to a crawl every fifteen minutes. It also has been optimized, like all of the i3, i5 and i7 range for normal consumer things, such as gaming, using the internet and all that. It is not however designed in anyway to support server functions. Intel and AMD both produce core ranges designed for servers, things such as Xeon cores. Their clock speed isn't that fast, but they have many threads, and work well for servers.

Basically having a fast computer, and a good internet connection doesn't mean you can run a large server. If you want a server with over 5 to 10 people and plugins without crazy lag you'll need to start spending quite a bit of money to get your machine ready.

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Understandable, movecraft is pretty awful, I have a powerful server and it was still lagged out by it, hope I helped!

Ehhhh that is physical game mod, it changed how the game works, rather than how the server works. Basically everyone using the server would need to install it before they could come online, although that wouldn't work because the bukkit software wouldn't support the new textures/blocks anyway.

However it could be possible to install Spout on your server, and make sure all players have the spout client, I'm not 100% sure how this works, but I believe it allows some mods to be brought onto a server. Further research would be needed to carry this out.

The other thing about this is that the speed at which the vehicles move, as well as all the spout interaction, would probably drive the server mad, likely causing it to crash out if someone tried to get into a vehicle when there is a few people online.

May I ask what spec your server is? At this stage your RAM and upload/download speed won't come into it much, you will require raw processing power to carry out complex server instructions like that.

Plugin called movecraft is the closest you will get on a server, it may be updated yet though. It allows you to select blocks and turn them into vehicles, which can then move over the landscape.

HOWEVER it causes very large amount of lag unless you have powerful tier server, at least adventure or ultimate is all that will be able to support the plugin without lagging up the server.

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Depends on the firewall, btw I port forwarded TCP/UDP, my router had to option to forward both.

and ZaphodX is right, something needs to be on the end of your port forwarding for the checking tools to work, a program needs to reply that it received data, so your server should be on.

opening ports on your firewall differs depending on the firewall, and your operating system.

Assuming you are doing this on a windows machine it should have a connection firewall, opening a port on this is explained here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308127

If you have an extra firewall like mcafee or comodo then you need to look up how to open ports on the firewall that you have backing up your connection firewall. For most firewalls you simply open their program window from the taskbar where it should be sitting, then make minecraft server program a trusted application and open port 25565.

Did you Port it to TCP and UCP?

I'm not sure what making it static does. Once you get home i would test it to see if it works. if it doesnt try making it static. And thanks. Ill join when you make it