How To Create A Free Server With Aternos A Tutorial For Minecraft
Step 1 - Create an account
To start a server, you will need an account. Those are very easy to create: First you must enter on "https://aternos.org/signup/". There you can choose a username (You cannot choose one that is already in use).
Next, you'll need to create a password. Then, you can repeat it. You can also connect to your Google account for the same password. MINECRAFT CRAFTING
Step 2: Create your server.
Once you are logged in, you can start creating your server. You can start by pressing the "+ Add a Server" button.
You can now add a name and description to your server, or you can use the default settings. (NOTE: Make sure the Java Edition option is activated, otherwise the tutorial will not work!)
Step 3 - Configure your server.
SETTING UP OUR SERVER IS ESSENTIAL BEFORE YOU OPERATED IT. This is a tricky part, so I recommend you read the steps multiple times.
To start go to the left side of the screen, there should be a menu with different sections. Click on "Options".
We see a small menu that allows us to modify everything from Step 2. Add an image to our server, purchase a custom domain, and then restart all server files.
Below is a larger menu with the basic settings. These are:
- Max Players - Changes the limit of players that can enter the server. - Gamemode- Changes the default gamemode for spawn. - Difficulty- Changes the difficulty level in the world. Whitelist - Toggle the list of verified players. - Cracked- Toggle if you allow non-premium members to join your server (Skins will not be disabled). - PvP - Toggle if users can battle. - Command blocks - Check if the command block is available. - Flight- Toggle to see if users can fly. - Animals - Toggle if passive creatures can spawn around the world. - Monsters - Toggle if agressive creatures can spawn around the world. - NPCs- Seek out if villager spawn anywhere in the globe. - Nether - Toggle if Nether can be accessible. Force Gamemode – Toggle if a specific gamemode is required. Spawn Protection - Change the invencibility of the user's respawn. - Require Resource pack - Attach a resource/texture package to your server. - Resource Pack URL- Link to "Require Resource Pack". - Timezone - Select the timezone from the server. - Environment - Select Java version.
- Permission Level - Choose from 1 through 4.
Now we must click on "Software". There we can choose what type of Minecraft to play (Vanilla, modded or with plugins)
WE HAVE FINISHED CREATING THE SERVER! I WILL VERY SOON TELL YOU HOW TO CONFIGURATE A GAMEPLAY.