Sorry, not accepting more players.

BTW, if you are planning on playing on my server, please leave your Minecraft screen name here so I know who you are. Thx!

Well, if your IP is changing, your server is going to suddenly become a lot harder to work with once your IP becomes ipv6 - it's a problem my friend had with his server and we still haven't been able to fix it.

Sounds cool, I don't think I'll play because I don't play much anymore.

TheMonsterOfTheDeep wrote:

Well, if your IP is changing, your server is going to suddenly become a lot harder to work with once your IP becomes ipv6 - it's a problem my friend had with his server and we still haven't been able to fix it.

Sounds cool, I don't think I'll play because I don't play much anymore.

The IP change only happens when I restart either the modem, my Raspberry Pi, or maybe my PC.

In fact, I have an IPv6 prefix, but not a public address.

Sure… I might play between 12:00 and 3:00 UST10+.

Um… are you using a hosting company? Or is it just a computer-based thing. Because without a hosting company, your server will be inaccessible beyond 5-10km of where you host it.

And I'm in Australia right now so… I can't even hope to connect.

HardClaw57 wrote:

your server will be inaccessible beyond 5-10km of where you host it.

Incorrect.

Flamekebab wrote:

HardClaw57 wrote:

your server will be inaccessible beyond 5-10km of where you host it.

Incorrect.

acegamingmc.duckdns.com for instance

oh. Well then I'm assuming the server is down ATM.

HardClaw57 wrote:

oh. Well then I'm assuming the server is down ATM.

Not exactly. Since my server doesn't receive many visitors, you need to schedule a time slot you will be playing on it so I know to leave my PC on for that duration. Remember, your time slot must be between 9am-8pm Pacific Standard Time (US). Unfortunately, since you are in Australia, that would be from 4pm-3am.

gigapouch wrote:

HardClaw57 wrote:

oh. Well then I'm assuming the server is down ATM.

Not exactly. Since my server doesn't receive many visitors, you need to schedule a time slot you will be playing on it so I know to leave my PC on for that duration. Remember, your time slot must be between 9am-8pm Pacific Standard Time (US). Unfortunately, since you are in Australia, that would be from 4pm-3am.

Actually I'm on vacation atm. I'm in Russia right now.

gigapouch wrote:

HardClaw57 wrote:

oh. Well then I'm assuming the server is down ATM.

Not exactly. Since my server doesn't receive many visitors, you need to schedule a time slot you will be playing on it so I know to leave my PC on for that duration. Remember, your time slot must be between 9am-8pm Pacific Standard Time (US). Unfortunately, since you are in Australia, that would be from 4pm-3am.

Why don't you use a host to run your server? I use Shockbyte, and pay $5 USD a month for the Sand plan.
The cheapest plan (Dirt) is only $2.50, and is enough to host a light Bukkit/Spigot server (I had over 30 plugins excluding Multiverse and I had ~400MB RAM free when the server was idle.

Sonickyle wrote:

gigapouch wrote:

HardClaw57 wrote:

oh. Well then I'm assuming the server is down ATM.

Not exactly. Since my server doesn't receive many visitors, you need to schedule a time slot you will be playing on it so I know to leave my PC on for that duration. Remember, your time slot must be between 9am-8pm Pacific Standard Time (US). Unfortunately, since you are in Australia, that would be from 4pm-3am.

Why don't you use a host to run your server? I use Shockbyte, and pay $5 USD a month for the Sand plan.
The cheapest plan (Dirt) is only $2.50, and is enough to host a light Bukkit/Spigot server (I had over 30 plugins excluding Multiverse and I had ~400MB RAM free when the server was idle.

That sounds like a great deal, but that's 20% of my allowance, and I haven't gotten any players or requests to play on it over the course of almost a month (even after telling my friends about it on the last day of school). The only person who actually tried got the “Connection timed out” message, even though I saw their character standing there. So I don't think it would be worth it unless my friends will actually play on it.

If I do decide to do that, I hope that they allow you to upload a custom world you want to use (I have a small trail system I want to keep).

I use GGServers for mine, if that's any help.

gigapouch wrote:

Sonickyle wrote:

gigapouch wrote:

HardClaw57 wrote:

oh. Well then I'm assuming the server is down ATM.

Not exactly. Since my server doesn't receive many visitors, you need to schedule a time slot you will be playing on it so I know to leave my PC on for that duration. Remember, your time slot must be between 9am-8pm Pacific Standard Time (US). Unfortunately, since you are in Australia, that would be from 4pm-3am.

Why don't you use a host to run your server? I use Shockbyte, and pay $5 USD a month for the Sand plan.
The cheapest plan (Dirt) is only $2.50, and is enough to host a light Bukkit/Spigot server (I had over 30 plugins excluding Multiverse and I had ~400MB RAM free when the server was idle.

That sounds like a great deal, but that's 20% of my allowance, and I haven't gotten any players or requests to play on it over the course of almost a month (even after telling my friends about it on the last day of school). The only person who actually tried got the “Connection timed out” message, even though I saw their character standing there. So I don't think it would be worth it unless my friends will actually play on it.

If I do decide to do that, I hope that they allow you to upload a custom world you want to use (I have a small trail system I want to keep).

Shockbyte gives you pretty much full control over the server with FTP, worlds included.
This is an Dynmap of my server currently being hosted on Shockbyte.

gigapouch wrote:

Sonickyle wrote:

gigapouch wrote:

HardClaw57 wrote:

oh. Well then I'm assuming the server is down ATM.

Not exactly. Since my server doesn't receive many visitors, you need to schedule a time slot you will be playing on it so I know to leave my PC on for that duration. Remember, your time slot must be between 9am-8pm Pacific Standard Time (US). Unfortunately, since you are in Australia, that would be from 4pm-3am.

Why don't you use a host to run your server? I use Shockbyte, and pay $5 USD a month for the Sand plan.
The cheapest plan (Dirt) is only $2.50, and is enough to host a light Bukkit/Spigot server (I had over 30 plugins excluding Multiverse and I had ~400MB RAM free when the server was idle.

That sounds like a great deal, but that's 20% of my allowance, and I haven't gotten any players or requests to play on it over the course of almost a month (even after telling my friends about it on the last day of school). The only person who actually tried got the “Connection timed out” message, even though I saw their character standing there. So I don't think it would be worth it unless my friends will actually play on it.

If I do decide to do that, I hope that they allow you to upload a custom world you want to use (I have a small trail system I want to keep).

Who would that person be, out of interest? Just a schoolmate I suppose (or was it me?).

Ok that sounded creepy. Anyways, moving on to my statement-
I am in GMT +3 time ATM, so I can only play at 7-8pm PST on your side (which is 6-7am on my side) without spending the night playing Minecraft which I refuse to do. My sleep is more important than a game. But once I reach Australia which will be in less than a week, I will be able to play from 4-6pm on my side which would be within the boundaries of your stated time.

HardClaw57 wrote:

gigapouch wrote:

Sonickyle wrote:

gigapouch wrote:

HardClaw57 wrote:

oh. Well then I'm assuming the server is down ATM.

Not exactly. Since my server doesn't receive many visitors, you need to schedule a time slot you will be playing on it so I know to leave my PC on for that duration. Remember, your time slot must be between 9am-8pm Pacific Standard Time (US). Unfortunately, since you are in Australia, that would be from 4pm-3am.

Why don't you use a host to run your server? I use Shockbyte, and pay $5 USD a month for the Sand plan.
The cheapest plan (Dirt) is only $2.50, and is enough to host a light Bukkit/Spigot server (I had over 30 plugins excluding Multiverse and I had ~400MB RAM free when the server was idle.

That sounds like a great deal, but that's 20% of my allowance, and I haven't gotten any players or requests to play on it over the course of almost a month (even after telling my friends about it on the last day of school). The only person who actually tried got the “Connection timed out” message, even though I saw their character standing there. So I don't think it would be worth it unless my friends will actually play on it.

If I do decide to do that, I hope that they allow you to upload a custom world you want to use (I have a small trail system I want to keep).

Who would that person be, out of interest? Just a schoolmate I suppose (or was it me?).

Ok that sounded creepy. Anyways, moving on to my statement-
I am in GMT +3 time ATM, so I can only play at 7-8pm PST on your side (which is 6-7am on my side) without spending the night playing Minecraft which I refuse to do. My sleep is more important than a game. But once I reach Australia which will be in less than a week, I will be able to play from 4-6pm on my side which would be within the boundaries of your stated time.

Yea it was a schoolmate. Let me know for sure when you want to play and I'll leave my PC on then.

ATM I can't play your server for around 4-6 days, but once I come home, I'll tell you.
Oh. umm. Well I can only play on weekends from the following times-
AEST 7-9am | PST 2-4PM
Actually I could play for pretty much my whole day with the times you stated. But that my recommended time.

I Am TheEmeraldMuffin On MC I Will Be On It Around 12:00 miday to 3:00 pm.

Time Zone :GMT London