cross play minecraft docker

Cross-Play Minecraft, powered by Docker

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How to use

Linux users

• Simply run the setup script, setup.sh.

Windows users

• Follow the instruction below:
  1. You can start by copying the provided .env.example to make your own .env file.
  2. Click here and here to download the GeyserMC and Floodgate plugins, respectively.
  3. Put the downloaded plugins to the data/plugins folder.
  4. Change the parameters inside the file such as the seed of your Minecraft world and its server name.
  5. Run docker-compose up -d and wait for these lines to show up (you can see it by typing docker logs mcserver):

  [20:15:35] [Server thread/INFO]: [Geyser-Spigot] Enabling Geyser-Spigot v1.2.0-SNAPSHOT
  [20:15:37] [Server thread/INFO]: [Geyser-Spigot] ******************************************
  [20:15:37] [Server thread/INFO]: [Geyser-Spigot]
  [20:15:37] [Server thread/INFO]: [Geyser-Spigot] Loading Geyser version 1.2.0-SNAPSHOT (git-master-a17f220)
  [20:15:37] [Server thread/INFO]: [Geyser-Spigot]
  [20:15:37] [Server thread/INFO]: [Geyser-Spigot] ******************************************
  [20:15:50] [Network Listener - #1/INFO]: [Geyser-Spigot] Started Geyser on 0.0.0.0:19132
  [20:15:50] [Server thread/INFO]: [Geyser-Spigot] Done (13.232s)! Run /geyser help for help!
  [20:15:50] [Server thread/INFO]: [floodgate-bukkit] Enabling floodgate-bukkit v1.0-SNAPSHOT
  [20:15:50] [Server thread/INFO]: Done (179.137s)! For help, type "help"
  [20:15:50] [Server thread/INFO]: Starting remote control listener
  [20:15:51] [Server thread/INFO]: Thread RCON Listener started
  [20:15:51] [Server thread/INFO]: RCON running on 0.0.0.0:25575
  

  4. You and your friends can now play Minecraft on any device! (The default port for Bedrock is 19132 while for Java is 25565)

Making backups

Linux users

• Simply run the backup script, backup.sh.

Windows users

• Follow the instruction below:
  1. Open File Explorer and navigate to this folder.
  2. In the address bar, type cmd.
  3. Type mkdir backups to create a folder named backups.
  4. Run these commands one-by-one:

     docker exec mcserver rcon-cli save-off
     docker exec mcserver rcon-cli save-all
     

  5. Return to the File Explorer and right-click on the folder data.
  6. Hover to Send to then left-click Compressed (zipped) folder.
  7. After you went through the wizard and successfully made an archive file, run this command:

     docker exec mcserver rcon-cli save-on