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2. minecraft.wiki › w › Tutorial:Setting_up_a_LAN_worldTutorial:Setting up a LAN world – Minecraft Wiki

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   Java Edition [edit | edit source] Hosting a LAN server [edit | edit source] To open an active single player world to LAN: Open the pause menu; Click "Open to LAN" Optionally change the default game mode and/or whether players may use cheats; Click "Start LAN World" It is also possible to start a LAN world by the command line with /publish.

3. minecraft.fandom.com › wiki › ServerServer/Requirements - Minecraft Wiki

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   • Overview
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   This feature is exclusive to Java Edition. 

   This page lists the server requirements of the current Java Edition version, 1.20.2.

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   For a full tutorial on setting up a Minecraft server, please read the installation and configuration guide.

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   Requirements may change depending on the server software (like the OS), such as using Bukkit and/or mods.

   •A Java runtime (JRE), version 8 or higher. JDK contains JRE, so it will work too. As of version 1.17, JRE version 16 is required. For version 1.18, JRE version 17 is required.

   •At least 1 GB of RAM allocated for the server to run (-Xmn 128M -Xmx 1G).

   •If you are using Windows or a desktop-based Linux distribution, you should have at least 1 GB of additional physical RAM in the computer, so the graphics on the desktop don't become laggy. It is difficult to determine how much RAM is needed because there are many factors to consider such as the number of players on your server and how they interact with the game world. While a player object only requires about 50 to 100 MB of RAM, the server often has to allocate much more memory per player for many different reasons.

   •Depending on the specific java version, you may be able to set a "soft max RAM" amount for the server JAR program. The JDK will try to keep memory usage below the soft max, but will allow it to go above it to reach -Xmx if needed. Try -Xmn 128M -XX:SoftMaxHeapSize=1G -Xmx 2G.

   •A CPU with good single-core performance. The server (as of 1.14) does use additional cores for other operations, but typically three cores are used at most.

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4. minecrafthopper.net › help › setting-up-java-serverHow to Setup a Java Edition Server | MinecraftHopper

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   Minecraft: Java edition uses servers for online play. If you want to temporarily play multiplayer with someone on the same network as you, you can press ‘Open to lan’ from the minecraft pause screen, and your world should show up for anyone on the same network

5. minecraft.wiki › w › ServerServer/Requirements - Minecraft Wiki

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   For the game requirements, see Hardware requirements. This feature is exclusive to Java Edition. This page lists the server requirements of the current Java Edition version, 1.21.3. For a full tutorial on setting up a Minecraft server, please read the installation and configuration guide.

6. www.minecraftforum.net › forums › supportLan Connection not working with 1.17 - Java Edition Support ...

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   It will say something in chat along the lines of "opened to lan on port 50556" and you tell your friend that number and he enters an example like this "192.168.1.140:50556" and it will work. I found your post looking for the answer to this myself, figured i'd come back to make sure you got the answer too.

7. www.sportskeeda.com › minecraft › how-join-lan-worldHow to join a LAN world in Minecraft (2024) - Sportskeeda

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   May 26, 2024 · Both Java and Bedrock Editions have easy setup processes for opening worlds to LAN. Note: All devices on which the game runs should be connected to the same network for players to join a...

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   How do you open a LAN in Minecraft Java Edition?

   • The LAN options in Java Edition (Image via Minecraft) As the first step, players will have to essentially open the world to LAN. When players are in the world, they can simply press 'ESC' and enter the pause menu. A sub-setting called 'Open to LAN' will be visible.

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   What are the server requirements for Minecraft?

   • This page lists the server requirements of the current Java Edition version, 1.21.3. For a full tutorial on setting up a Minecraft server, please read the installation and configuration guide. Requirements may change depending on the server software (like the OS), such as using Bukkit and/or mods. A Java runtime (JRE), version 8 or higher.

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   What is required to run a Java Server?

   • A Java runtime (JRE), version 8 or higher. JDK contains JRE, so it will work too. As of version 1.17, JRE version 16 is required. For version 1.18, JRE version 17 is required. At least 1 GB of RAM allocated for the server to run (-Xmn 128M -Xmx 1G).

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   Do I need Java to play Minecraft?

   • Minecraft: Java edition uses servers for online play. You will need Java installed. For 1.13 and below, you will need to use Oracle Java/OpenJDK 8. For 1.17, you will need to use Oracle Java/OpenJDK 16. For 1.18 and above, you will need to use Oracle Java/OpenJDK 17. You can follow this to install the right version of Java A computer to host it on.

   How to Setup a Java Edition Server | MinecraftHopper

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   Does vanilla Minecraft need a JDK?

   • JRE is a package tool designed to run Java programs. JDK is a package of tools designed to develop Java programs. The JDK comes with the JRE which comes with the JVM. If you have JDK then you have JRE and JVM. Vanilla Minecraft does not need JDK, but plugins may require it. A headless Java installation is a trimmed down version of Java.

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   How do I join a LAN World?

   • The LAN world will be visible under multiplayer tab (Image via Mojang) After the world has been made open to LAN, other players can easily join by heading to the 'Multiplayer' gamemode and finding the name of the world in the server list. The best part is that they don't need to enter any server IP.

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9. minecraft.fandom.com › Setting_up_a_serverTutorials/Setting up a server – Minecraft Wiki

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   This tutorial takes you through the steps of setting up your own Java Edition server using the default server software that Mojang Studios distributes free of charge. The software may be installed on most operating systems, including Windows, macOS, GNU/Linux and BSD.