How to setup a server.
The easiest way to play multiplayer is to set up a LAN game and have your friends join that. However, to do that you need to both be connected to the same wifi, so this only works for people you know in real life. The second easiest way is to use steam multiplayer, but that requires the steam version, which isn’t free. In this guide, I will be showing you the hard way to set up multiplayer, but the way that lets you play with anyone in the world without paying. And it even works on mobile!
Step 1: Set up a static IP for your device
The steps for this are different depending on whether you’re on mobile or PC. You’re best off googling how to do it on your device. In general, you can find it in network or connection settings. This step might be covered by the port forwarding guide (see next step).
Step 2: Set up port forwarding
The exact specifics are different for each router, but in general you have to type a certain number into your address bar in your browser, then log in with the router admin username and password, and finally add a port forwarding rule. Look on the back of your router to find the model, then google «port forwarding [router model]». You want to forward private port 6567 with TCP and UDP. The public port you use doesn’t matter, as long as you remember it, but you should probably use 6567.
Step 3: Google your IP
Simply type «what is my IP» into google. You’re looking for 4 numbers between 0 and 256, separated by periods (full stops if you’re British). If you get any letters, that’s IPv6, you want IPv4. Copy those numbers (complete with the dots), then add a colon (:) to the end, and then the public port from step 2. You should get something like «682.420.69.173:1273», if you chose port 1273. If your number starts with «192.168», «172.16», «10.», or «100.64»-«100.127», you have the wrong IP. This is not the same as your private IP from step 2.
Step 4: Host, and have people join
That’s pretty much it. From here there are 2 ways to host. The first is to download server.jar from itch.io or github, and run it. This only works on PC, not on mobile (well, not without a whole other guide and a half). The advantage to this method is that you don’t have to be playing in order to host. The second method is to simply host a normal LAN game. This works on mobile as well as PC, but as soon as you save and quit everyone will be disconnected. Once you’re hosting, anyone in the world can join by typing the IP you got in step 3 in place of a server address. If you close the server window or exit the game, you’ll stop hosting, and they’ll be disconnected, so try not to do that.
That should be it, if there’s anything I forgot or anything you need help with, feel free to ask. If this post is archived, you can ask on the mindustry discord.
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Servers are a large part of Mindustry in that they offer the ability to play the game with other people. There are two main types of servers; dedicated servers and local LAN servers.
Dedicated servers are standalone, headless versions of the game that are focused only on providing a means for people to play Multiplayer. They are usually run on a computer as a separate program rather than in-game, and are operated from the terminal. These are usually stronger than a local LAN server as they have more resources available to them to support more than two or three players, and can be run 24/7. They are also more versatile and powerful in that they have many commands to provide the administrator with more control over it, and they can easily be modded to fit the administrator’s needs.
You can connect to one using the «Join Game» button under the «Play» menu. Unlike local LAN servers, you will have to enter the host’s IP address and port. Also unlike local LAN servers, once you add a server, it will automatically show up on your server list when you open it, and the game will automatically check the server’s status.
To establish a dedicated server, a dedicated Linux or Windows machine is highly recommended.
- If you haven’t already, install Java.
- Download the desired server release from itch.io or Github releases. The filename should be server.jar or server-release.jar , although if you are on Windows it may only show as server or server-release .
- Move the server file to your desired folder. It is recommended to place it in a new directory on your desktop.
- Open a new terminal window(CMD if you are on windows). Use the command «cd» to navigate into the directory you placed the server file in, ex cd Desktop then cd Server . Run java -jar [server].jar , replacing [server] with the name of your server file.
- Your server should start. Type help for a list of all console commands. If you get a message similar to «Unable to access file server.jar» you are likely in the wrong directory.
- Start hosting a map with the command host <mapname> [mode] .
- If you are using Windows to run your server, use your favorite search engine to look up how to add rules to your Windows Firewall, as it blocks the necessary port most of the time. Make sure to allow port 6567 TCP and UDP.
- To close the server, either close the terminal window or press Ctrl+C on the terminal window.
Unless you have already enabled port forwarding, your dedicated server can only be connected to by clients within your local network. If you want to make your server globally available, read below.
What is an IP and how do I find out what mine is?
In simplified terms, an IP address is a number that identifies your computer on the internet. You can connect to someone’s Mindustry server if you know their IP address. There are two types; a public and a local address.
- For a local IP, when for example you would like to play with a friend on the same network as yours, each device has its own way of showing it. You can Google how to do it for your device, e.g. «find local ip on Mac».
- For a public IP, you can simply Google «what is my ip».
Running A Dedicated Server At Home
Most of the time, this is what you should remember; never share your public IP with the public if you’re hosting from your home, unless you acknowledge the implications of doing so! Your public IP is tied to your household, and if it falls into the wrong hands, and when put into the wrong hands, can open up your network to vulnerabilities and dangers. Exercise caution, do your research, and use a VPN or webhost if possible.
It is also recommended and that you use a domain name or DNS service to mask your IP for public servers for ease of use, or even better, use a cloud service e.g. Amazon AWS or a dedicated server/VM from a hosting provider such as Linode or DigitalOcean, which is much safer. Do your research, and determine which option best fits your needs.
- Find the make/model of your router. This is usually on a sticker on the bottom or back of the router.
- Use your favorite search engine to search «port forward ASUS RT-ACRH17» and use the guide to foward port 6567 TCP and UDP. These instructions are different for every router, so be sure to read your guide thoroughly!
- You can use a service such as You Get Signal to check if you have done your portforwarding correctly.
Local LAN & Steam Servers
A local LAN or Steam server is a server that is built into the game, and can be started using the «Host Multiplayer Game» button in the in-game menu. It is meant to be simple and straightforward, for sessions between a few players under a LAN network (aka in your household’s WiFi network). It is not really meant for several players, as it takes more and more resources from your device to be able to use it that way; for that you will need a dedicated server mentioned above. It can only run when the game is open, and is immediately terminated when it is closed.
You can connect to one using the «Join Game» button under the «Play» menu. Unlike dedicated servers, your device will automatically find the host device and it will ususally appear in the server list without you having to enter the host’s IP address in.
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