Does your Minecraft have access to public network?
Iâm using my own home Internet and the other Minecraft servers are visible just not the Level1. It defaults to port 19132.
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Thatâs not minecraft java edition. Which version of minecraft are you using?
PC version
Well, port 19132 is not the default port for Minecraft. This must be Minecraft Bedrock.
Not sure what MInecraft Bedrock is? What should be the default port?
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Should I be using the Java version?
Yes, âMinecraft for Windowsâ and âMinecraft Java Editionâ are two different programs with different protocols and are incompatible.
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Well that explains it. I guess Iâll need to refund the PC version and get the Java version. I havenât had java on here in a while.
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Yeah, Microsoft is pushing the PC version for some reason but 95% of people still play multiplayer on the Java version.
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Thanks, I guess I am an idiot. I should of asked the kids. They probably would have known that.
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Ehh, itâs not clear at all, so if youâre just getting into it, thereâs no way for you to know.
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Oh well, thanks for your help.
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nice
Thereâs also a small village just outside the barrier south of the hub.
Iâve never done multiplayer minecraft on java, so I have zero knowledge on what any of that even means, Iâve been looking for a tutorial video but havenât found anything useful.
enter /dynmap webregister into ingame chat. it will output the registration code in game.
Post that code where it says registration code. It connects your minecraft account to the account you are creating for dynmap.
The default chat key in game is T. So in game press T. Then enter the command and enter. It will then output the code.
as @PhaseLockedLoop suggests, dont use your mojang password. It is not tls secured. i.e. no https://, just http://. This means it is not encrypted from your computer to the dynmap server.
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I will get with Wendell about a cert asap on that. Hadnât intended to require auth, but then it was the only way to reliably allow chat.
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