I provide technical support for a small number of children that enjoy Minecraft. Their play involves many MODs from the Minecraft store, frequent adjustment of server settings, and creating new worlds (a new one every 10 minutes).
I have investigated a few Minecraft servers (mostly reading their manuals, I have only fully setup one), but they all appear focused on running a single stable world for a long period of time.
Are there any Minecraft servers that allow the “local” experience?
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What exactly do you mean “the local experience”?
but they all appear focused on running a single stable world for a long period of time.
That’s what Minecraft is, usually. Rarely does anyone spin up a new world to mess around with for a few hours and then delete and start over again.
Very close on the workflow. Just skip the “delete” and you have it. Repeat every 10 to 30 minutes. (The world deletion interface is terrible for cleaning up hundreds of worlds.)
“The local experience” is starting a world in the “Minecraft” program, adding various mods. Flipping the world between creative and survival every few minutes. Exit the world and start a new one with the same or different mods.
Some mods have their own story line, and are rather different from the “base” game. Other mods just allow creating huge stacks of explosives and detonating them.
I am hearing in this thread that many people setup a single world and just play in that one.
Yeah, because forever worlds are way better than new worlds
True, but you’re also basically trying to tell OP to convince a bunch of children that. If they were able to I don’t think they’d even ask this question.
I’m not sure if I understand the question, but maybe look into a “Panel” application like Crafty Controller which allows you to create and delete servers from a single UI
Crafty Controller looks too complex.
To clarify, I want to young children to be able to start, add store mods, and control Minecraft worlds from Minecraft pocket edition. (Written this way, I doubt it exists.)
Minecraft servers are single instances. What you’re looking for is something like Kubernetes, but for Minecraft servers - a resource allocation server that is capable of spinning up new Minecraft servers on demand. So far as I know, the only systems that do that are being used to sell SaaS.
Minecraft servers are single instances
Thank you, I had not understood that.
Bummer about the rest. Thank you.
Minecraft servers are single instances
Thank you, I had not understood that.
Bummer about the rest. Thank you.
Minecraft servers are single instances
Thank you, I had not understood that.
Bummer about the rest. Thank you.
I’m not 100% on how deep the commands go in AMP (Application Management Panel) but you could potentially use it to schedule a task that would delete and create a Minecraft instance at certain intervals.
The standard license is 10$ (not a subscription) so it might be worth it to look into.
Thank you. I had not thought about just scheduling it.
