Make a Minecraft Server on Windows

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−	Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)Have you and your friends ever wanted to mess around in Minecraft? Blow stuff up? Troll each other? Maybe even create a public server for people you don't know? By following this guide, you can set up a nice Bukkit (Spigot) Server in Windows!	+	Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)Have you and your friends ever wanted to mess around in Minecraft? Blow stuff up? Troll each other? Maybe even create a public server for people you don't know? By following this guide, you can set up a nice Bukkit Server in Windows!
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−	Spigot is a fork of CraftBukkit with extra optimizations and more features sprinkled on top.	+
−	If you already have CraftBukkit successfully installed, installing Spigot is usually as simple as replacing your server JAR with the new one.	+
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−	People generally use CraftBukkit because of the additional functionality that can be added through plugins: area protection, a form of economy, the ability to warp throughout the world, and making minecarts more stable, plus much more.	+
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−	Home servers tend to lag a lot, typically because of internet restrictions or lack of resources. Spigot can help reduce the stress put on a computer by running a Minecraft server and eliminate some lag in-game.	+
	[[Category:Minecraft Servers]]		[[Category:Minecraft Servers]]
	[[Category:Windows Server]]		[[Category:Windows Server]]
	== Steps ==		== Steps ==
	=== Creating the Core of the Server. ===		=== Creating the Core of the Server. ===
−	#Go to [https://getbukkit.org/download/spigot/ this link] and click "Get Spigot 1.X" you want. Make sure that the version it says matches the version you are playing in Minecraft. If you're playing the latest version of Minecraft, you should download the Development build.	+	#Go to [https://getspigot.org/ this link] and click "Get Spigot 1.8" you want. Make sure that the version it says matches the version you are playing in Minecraft. If you're playing the latest version of Minecraft, you should download the Development build.[[Image:Make a Minecraft Server on Windows Step 1 Version 3.png|center]]
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	#Create a folder on your desktop for easy accessibility. Move the file you just downloaded into the folder.[[Image:Make a Minecraft Server on Windows Step 2 Version 2.jpg|center]]		#Create a folder on your desktop for easy accessibility. Move the file you just downloaded into the folder.[[Image:Make a Minecraft Server on Windows Step 2 Version 2.jpg|center]]
	#Rename the file you just downloaded to "craftbukkit". Keep the .jar extension, though![[Image:Make a Minecraft Server on Windows Step 3 Version 2.jpg|center]]		#Rename the file you just downloaded to "craftbukkit". Keep the .jar extension, though![[Image:Make a Minecraft Server on Windows Step 3 Version 2.jpg|center]]
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	== Things You'll Need ==		== Things You'll Need ==
−	* Windows computer (4+ gigabytes of ram recommended)	+	* Windows computer (2+ gigabytes of ram recommended)
	* Internet access		* Internet access
	* Minecraft account		* Minecraft account

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