With the file manager you can drag and drop files to upload themġ2. You can use the file manager to upload your files or use an FTP program, either way, you need to copy all the files and folder from your Forge.2772 on your desktop to your root folder on your server. Delete the ForgeMod.jar forge-1.12. files and the libraries folderġ0. Once that is done, go to the servercraft control panel, stop your server and go in the file manager.

Note - The ForgeMod.jar file is case sensitive, ForgeMod.jar is the only way it will workĩ. Go to the folder on your desktop Forge.2772, delete the minecraft_server.jar file and copy the forge-1.12. to ForgeMod.jar Select Install Server and click the box with '.', click the desktop on the left and make a new folder called Forge.2772 and click Open and click OKĨ.

Wait for the word Skip to show up in the top right and click itħ. From above, the highest version or latest one it's asking for is 14., so click on Installer-win on the line for that versionĥ. Click Show All Versions in the middle of the pageĤ. Click on the minecraft version you are running on the far left sideģ. Java -jar minecraftforge-universal-1.6.4-9.11.1.965-v164-pregradle.jar noguiĪlternatively, you can install the entire server locally and copy it over.If you run into the case of your server is not starting and you see in the console it's saying something along these lines Ĭonsole :: .MultipleModsErrored:Ĭonsole :: unknown : need [14.,): have 14.Ģ.

To execute the server, run the file indicated in the installer.

(Follow internet guides for this step) Some things to note: your PC needs to run all the time for this to work.

Install any mods you want to the ‘mods’ directory, edit server.properties, etc. Change all mod and config files from the downloaded server pack into the ones from your custom pack.

Delete the installer, you don’t need it any more.

The non-adly version is the little star for non-interactive use.

Download forge (the installer version, not the universal) from.

Copy ~/.minecraft/libraries to the headless machine.

If you have the current installer, you need to make a new profile with the correct minecraft version and play that. Not sure if you’ll need to ‘play online’ or not.

Locally, download and start the minecraft client for the correct version at least once.

I’m running Minecraft 1.6.4, with the latest version of forge for that, 9.11.1.965. As a warning, it requires some local work you can’t do everything headless with these directions. I thought I’d write up what I had to do to get things working.

They have a friendly installer option that I just can’t use in my situation, but one of the devs seems actively hostile around providing help to headless servers, so I didn’t bother asking forge for help. I’ve had a lot of trouble getting Minecraft Forge to run headless.

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