ok, thanks for the response
I should go to my router on a web browser and port forward from there? will that allow people to connect using my public ip
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Yes you need to forward the default port for minecraft (25565) to the computers IP on your local network your using to run the server.
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I realized that from 2 days ago i can't enter any server.. it's just get stuck on "logging in" thing, and than after like 10 minutes, it says "End of stream".. so i tried to enter an offline mode server and i succeded! what happend? im playing minecraft online mode servers for like 2 years.. what suddenly happend that i can't?
The authentication server might have been down temporarily, thus you not being able to connect to any "Online Mode" servers.
I've never used port map but my suggestion would be to just properly port forward your ports on your router. That should solve your problem and still allow people to connect via your external IP address as well.
it didn't help.. it's funny cause i tried to enter a mcpvp server and at the first time it said "No available servers right now" so i thought it's working but all the servers are full, than i tried again and it freezed agian...
Hrm try connecting to this IP and see if it allows you to login.
I've had this happen when my internet connection was acting up, basically client side lag. That would explain why your not having this issues in single player.
I had the same issue for a while. I read somewhere that Nvidia's Geforce series is too fast for Minecraft-and only Minecraft, other games don't have this problem-and it causes a disconnect between the refresh rate of the GUI and the world. Optifine didn't work. I read that disabling anisotropic filtering globally from the Nvidia control panel can fix it, but it didn't work for me.
I managed to fix it by completely deleting my .minecraft folder and Minecraft.exe and redownloading from minecraft.net. I have no idea how that worked, but the flashing has completely stopped.
Problem solved after enabling "vsync", apparently there is a issues with the amount of FPS my computer can do and minecraft, as stated by mclovin. Right after enabling vsync I got a steady 60 FPS instead of 600 FPS and no more screen flashing :D. Game runs very smooth now with no lag what so ever!
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Yes you need to forward the default port for minecraft (25565) to the computers IP on your local network your using to run the server.
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I'm currently building a map for a future survival server. I'm in need of some one that's skilled with redstone to help me with various projects, etc. If your interested please fill out the application below and post it in this thread.
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The authentication server might have been down temporarily, thus you not being able to connect to any "Online Mode" servers.
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Hrm try connecting to this IP and see if it allows you to login.
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Problem solved after enabling "vsync", apparently there is a issues with the amount of FPS my computer can do and minecraft, as stated by mclovin. Right after enabling vsync I got a steady 60 FPS instead of 600 FPS
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Added some challenges and rules, gonna mess with some stuff and I'll post the changes in a bit.