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How to Create a Server for Both Java and Bedrock Minecraft Editions

Learn to set up a Minecraft server for both Java and Bedrock editions using GeyserMC. Play together seamlessly!

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To make a server compatible with both Java and Bedrock Editions, you can use a proxy software called GeyserMC. First, set up a Java Edition server. Then, add GeyserMC as a plugin or standalone proxy to bridge the gap, enabling Bedrock players to join your Java server seamlessly.

Questions and answers

  1. What is GeyserMC?

    GeyserMC is a proxy software that allows Bedrock Edition players to connect to Java Edition servers, enabling cross-play between both versions.

  2. Can I run a Bedrock server on my Java server?

    Directly running a Bedrock server on a Java server isn't possible, but using tools like GeyserMC allows you to connect players from both editions.

  3. Are there any other tools for cross-play Minecraft?

    Yes, aside from GeyserMC, you can look into other software like Floodgate, which works alongside GeyserMC for seamless cross-play.

  4. What are the system requirements for running a Minecraft server?

    The system requirements depend on the number of players and mods you plan to use, but generally, a decent CPU and at least 4GB of RAM is recommended for a small server.

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