Tutorial: Setting Up a Minecraft 1.16 Server on Raspberry Pi 4
Minecraft enthusiasts can now set up their own server on a Raspberry Pi 4, allowing them to enjoy the game with friends and family. This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to accomplish this, ensuring a smooth and stable gaming experience.
Requirements
For this setup, users will need a Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB of RAM, a fast SD card, and a reliable power supply. Additionally, they will need to download and install the Etcher software and Raspberry Pi OS Buster Lite.
Installation Process
The installation process involves writing the Raspberry Pi OS Buster Lite image to the SD card using Etcher. After this, users will need to place a file named ‘ssh’ onto the boot partition of the SD card and insert it into the Raspberry Pi. They will then need to install PuTTY for Windows and log in to the Raspberry Pi using the provided credentials.
Setting Up the Minecraft Server
Once logged in, users will need to run a series of commands to configure the server, including downloading the necessary setup files and granting them executable permissions. After this, they can start the server and connect to it using the specified hostname in Minecraft.
Updating to the Most Recent Version
For users who want to update to the most recent version of Minecraft, they can follow the provided commands to download the necessary files and restart the server.
By following these steps, Minecraft enthusiasts can create their own server on a Raspberry Pi 4, providing a platform for endless gaming enjoyment with friends and family.