The rest of the modding world is full of mods that are required both server and client-side. One of the most popular server-side mods out there, as an example, is Biomes O’ Plenty. Server-side only means that the mod is intended for use on the Minecraft server only and should not be installed on the player’s Minecraft client. When client-side only mods are installed onto a server, this can actually cause the server to crash, not start at all, or not run as it should. Some popular client-side only mods include Optifine, Shaders, and Damage Indicators. However, mods are a bit more complex than plugins as they can be client-side only, server-side only, or both, depending on the mod.Ĭlient-side only means that the mod is to be installed on each player’s Minecraft client, as opposed to the Minecraft server. Reply if you need help creating the bat file.Just like plugins, mods are extremely popular amongst server owners.
If it does nothing, you may have to create a bat file linked to the file and start it that way. Start the server using the other jar file. Go ahead and follow the rest of the tutorial. One will say something like minecraft_server.1.8.jar and the other jar file should say something like forge(and a bunch of mumble jumble)-universal.jar. Starting the Server: You should have a couple jar folders. If you have mods that change world generation, you can delete the world file and restart the server to have a new world created for you. You will now drop the mods in the mods folder created and restart the server.
You are next going to start the server using the instructions provided (reply if you need me to help you with that) and the other folders should be created. Make sure the folder you tell it to download into is empty. Simply download your version off of the forge website, grab the installer, open it, and select server. What you want to do is download the forge server to an empty folder.
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