File Details
Create Astral Server Pack v2.1.5
- R
- Jul 7, 2026
- 371.13 MB
- 93
- 1.18.2
- Fabric
File Name
Create-Astral-Server-2.1.5-1302.zip
Supported Versions
- 1.18.2
SERVER QUICKSTART GUIDE
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Please read the 'Troubleshooting' section of the file called
"SERVER_README.md" if you are having issues with setup!
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1. Extract the server into a folder on your computer.
- Ensure you DO NOT extract it into a cloud directory, such as OneDrive.
- Note that Windows 11 computers are sneaky with this and automatically sync your default Documents folder with OneDrive.
- Servers running out of cloud 'backup' services like this are prone to issues!
| CURSEFORGE EXTRA SETUP:
| If you downloaded the server pack from CurseForge, you NEED to do the following:
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| - First, make sure you have installed Create: Astral on your client.
| - Open the Astral instance's folder and navigate to "<instance>/.minecraft/mods" and find "vinery-1.1.4.jar".
| - Copy Vinery over from your client mods folder, to the server's mods folder.
2. Start the server using the script of your choice:
- If hosting from a Windows machine, run "startmc.bat" to start the server.
- If hosting from a Linux or macOS machine, open the console in the server directory and execute "sh startmc.sh".
3. The server will crash the first time and a file labelled `eula.txt` will appear. Open it, ensure you have read and agree to Minecraft's EULA, and set the value inside to `true`.
4. Re-run the server and it should now start.
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Ensure you have properly port-forwarded your IP! This varies wildly based on your internet provider, server host, or country so find an online resource to help with this.
To change the allocated RAM (default 4 GB (bat file) or 6 GB(sh file)):
- If you use the .bat file, right click and open it in Notepad, then change the `RAM` value on line 4 to your preferred amount.
- If you use the .sh file, open it in your text editor of choice, and change the `-Xms` and `-Xmx` values on line 5 to your preferred amount.
Don't forget to op yourself through console to perform admin commands in-game. While the server is running, type `op <YOUR USERNAME>` in the console.