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To get started, launch Minecraft on any version between 1.8 and latest. We recommend using the latest version for the best experience.
Bedrock users can only join on the latest version of Bedrock.
If you're familiar with joining Minecraft servers, skip to Step 4
Step 1. Open the Multiplayer Server List
Step 2. Click Add Server
Step 3. Enter the following:
Server Name can be anything. Server Address should be play.playerservers.net.
Bedrock port is the default 19132 port, with the same address.
Once finished, you should see PlayerServers appear in your server list, as shown:
Step 4. Connect and Register
Double click to join the server. If you're a non-premium user, you will be prompted to register (or login if you already have an account).
We recommend using a different password than your account password. Once this password has been set, you will be prompted to login with it each time you connect.
Step 5. Create Your Server
In your hotbar, you will see an emerald called Your Server, right-click it to open the menu. You can also use the /pmenu command.
If you already have a server, you will see this:
If you do not, you will see this:
Clicking the Diamond Block will generate your server.
(Outdated) Messages above have a different format in recent network updates. The content is the same.
It may take a moment for the server to be created. You will see the following message once the server has been created:
Step 6. Start the Server
Servers should start automatically after creation. To check, and if necessary, start the server manually, enter the Your Server menu again by right-clicking the emerald in your hotbar.
Click on "Start the server" which will send the start command to your server.
If the server is already online, you will be shown how to join it:
You can also join it through the Navigation menu, the compass in your hotbar.
Step 7. Join the Server
As shown above, there are several methods to join your server.
If added successfully to your multiplayer server menu, you'll see another PlayerServers server.
We recommend naming them so you know which is which! Upon connecting via DNS (which is also known as the server subdomain), if the server is offline, users will be sent to the PlayerServers lobby. If the server is online, they will connect directly to your server.
We plan on adding custom server names in the future.
Done! Your server has been created. It will stay online for as long as players are connected to it. If there are no players on the server for more than 5 minutes, it will shutdown and need to be rebooted.
By creating a server, you are automatically agreeing to the PlayerServers Guidelines & Terms and Conditions.