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# Your Portable Minecraft Server
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This is a project that allows you to easily install and configure a minecraft server on your Raspberry Pi or other similar device.
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## Advantages
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- Easy and very fast installation
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- Does not require any knowledge
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- Portable (you can bring your Raspberry Pi wherever you want)
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- It is cheap (No need to pay for anything other than electricity if you already have a Raspberry Pi)
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- Runs on Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 5 (4G and 8GB model)
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- You'll look cool in front of your friends if you run a server on the board (if they don't know what Raspberry Pi is)
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- Does not load your computer
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- You can control and configure everything (as long as your board has enough power)
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## Setup
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... ToDo...?
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## Connecting to the server
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... ToDo...?
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## Configuring
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You can configure nearly everything by setting up the following Enviroment Variables:
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| Variable | Description | Value |
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| `RAM` | How much RAM do you want to allocate to the server? | `1G` (default) |
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| `MC_VERSION` | What version of Minecraft do you want to install? | `1.20` (default) |
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| `SSH_PASSWORD` | SSH password | `admin` (default) |
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**NOTE:** You can set Environment Variable within balenaCloud. On the left, simply click on “Device Variables” and then click the “Add Variable” button. Give it a name, and set the value.
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## Connecting to the server using SFTP
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I recommend using FileZilla to connect to the server via SFTP.
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### FileZilla User Guide
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... ToDo...?
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Once the connection is established, remember to navigate to the `/usr/src/mcfiles` directory.
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## Installing plugins
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... ToDo...?
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## Mods...?
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... ToDo...?
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