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Apple Cider - PowerPC's Minecraft Solution
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Hehe. You aren't hosting game servers, web stats, and other PowerPC stuff XD. BTW, if any of you guys want me to host any PowerPc related game servers (for other games) let me know!
I think Halo would be a good game to create a server for
What version? I'll look into it.Halo would be epic!
Might not be able to to Battlefield 1942, but potentially Call of Duty.
For anyone who wants it, the Bukkit plugin is open source: https://github.com/128keaton/JSONPlayerCount
Running on a PC, shame on you! Jkjk but I assume you rebuilt it? I would have helped if you just asked!
How are you trying to log in? What are you using?Perhaps I'm missing something but i wanted to see what your server was like but my mac pro can't seem to log in, yes not a ppc mac sorry
You have to go into "Edit Profile" when you first open the launcher, then select "Use Version: Release 1.5.1".
In order to allow gameplay on PPC, we have to use an older version of Minecraft, which is 1.5.1 as opposed to 1.8.8 or later.
Do what the text says... I think it's /register [make a password] [repeat that password]
It's the server security system that locks you out if you don't register or login in enough time
One thing, try direct connecting to the server as opposed to adding it. Mine wouldn't work if I added it
For those that are curious, a PowerPC mac is not really up to running a minecraft server. The java is so slow, that when I tried the server app on my dual 1.33ghz 2gig xserve g4, it was complaining about not keeping its speed when nobody was logged in.
I sincerely doubt even a quad G5 could run it with a few players at smooth speed. I blame this mostly on the old java on the powerpc systems.
I sincerely doubt even a quad G5 could run it with a few players at smooth speed. I blame this mostly on the old java on the powerpc systems.