(-1 to disable)Ĭontrols whether players using third-party launchers are prevented from connecting to your server.Ĭontrols whether naturally-generated structures, such as villages, can spawn in new chunks on your server’s world.Ĭontrols if players who deny a server resource pack will be disconnected from the server.Ĭontrols whether operators will see executed commands via RCON of other operators in chat. Color and formatting codes, as well as special characters, may be used.Ĭontrols the port needed to access your console using RCON.Īcceptable values are any five-digit number not used by another server on your server’s node.Ĭontrols whether command blocks can be used.Ĭontrols the amount of time (in milliseconds) that a tick is allowed to take before the server crashes. It has a minimum value of 3 and a maximum value of 32.Ĭontrols the seed your server will use when generating a new world.Īny value is acceptable and no value will cause your server to use a random seed.Ĭontrols whether or not players are permitted to fly using exploits or mods.Ĭontrols the default game mode for the server.Īcceptable values are Survival, Creative, Adventure, or Spectator (1.8+).Ĭontrols the difficulty level for the server.Īcceptable values are Peaceful, Easy, Normal, or HardĬontrols the message displayed below the server name in the Minecraft client.Īny string under 60 characters is acceptable. The server.properties file is a delicate file and editing it in the wrong way can break your minecraft server and prevent it from starting, so if you edit the ile you must respect its structure.Īll Entries in the server.properties will have an “=” after the key’s name NameĬontrols whether or not monsters or hostile mobs will spawn.Ĭontrols whether or not players can harm each other.Ĭontrols whether or not the server will authenticate players with Mojang’s servers.Ĭontrols whether or not animals will spawn in your worlds.Ĭontrols the number of blocks in each direction from your world’s spawn block that cannot be interacted with without being opped.Īny interger between 0-16 (0 will disable spawn protection)Ĭontrols whether or not whitelisting is enabled is used.Ĭontrols whether players can travel to the Nether.Ĭontrols the amount of world data that can be seen by a player at any given location. While the default configuration of a new Minecraft server works for most situations, you may wish to customize your server by tweaking a few of the configuration options and this will require you to modify the server.properties file. The server.properties file is where your server’s configurations and settings are stored.
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