Legacy4Server

This is the general guide for installation.

<details> Guides <details> <summary> 📦 Install using mrpack-install </summary>

Download `mrpack-install` through GitHub releases (or your distro's package if it has one) and take a look at the commands on the README. In Legacy4Server's case, to install in your server you would run:

```sh mrpack-install Legacy4Server [optional version number] ```

> It's a good idea to have some knowledge on using Docker before doing this.

1. Make sure you have Docker Engine installed properly according to the Docker docs 2. Create a new directory 3. Place the contents below in a file called `docker-compose.yml`. This Compose file also contains some other server tweaks meant for performance, such as disabling `sync-chunk-writes`, reducing render and simulation distance, and more 4. Run `docker compose up -d` in that directory

For any other information, you can read through the Docker Minecraft Server documentation.

```yaml services: mc: image: itzg/minecraft-server tty: true stdin_open: true ports: - "25565:25565" environment: EULA: "TRUE"

Adrenaline and other mods

MOD_PLATFORM: MODRINTH MODRINTH_DOWNLOAD_DEPENDENCIES: required MODRINTH_MODPACK: legacy4server # this installs the latest version of Legacy4Server, you can also use a specific MR link to a version MODRINTH_PROJECTS: spark, chunky # comma separated list of extra mods

Server properties

VIEW_DISTANCE: 8 SIMULATION_DISTANCE: 5 SYNC_CHUNK_WRITES: false # having this set to false will significantly improve performance but may cause desync issues and (extremely rare) data corruption. set to true if you don't have a backup system volumes:

Attach the relative directory 'data' to the container's /data path

- ./data:/data ```

mcman is a tool for managing the mods/plugins/configurations of a Minecraft server. First, install mcman from releases. To import Legacy4Server while initializing a server, use this command:

```sh mcman init --mrpack mr:legacy4server ```

After initializing and importing the mrpack, run `mcman build` to build the server into the `server/` directory, from which you can call `cd server && sh start.sh` or `cd server && call start.bat`. For more information, check out mcman's docs.

See the mrpack4server Git repository for installation info. `modpack-info.json`:

```json { "project_id": "legacy4server", "version_id": "version id or name" } ```