New Eden Minecraft Network - Revision history

Aleigh at 19:52, 23 December 2021

2021-12-23T19:52:38Z

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	[[Category:Meta]]		[[Category:Meta]]

	~~The NEMN is~~ a ~~collection~~ of ~~Minecraft "vanilla" survival servers which are presented for free~~. ~~The servers are "vanilla" in~~ the ~~sense that no client modifications are required~~, ~~but~~, ~~various server-side mods are present to enhance~~ the game ~~play~~.		Welcome to New Eden. This Minecraft-based server network provides a relatively unique RPG environment where players are encouraged to contribute to the ongoing development of the game. They can do this through the creation of builds, writing lore entries and stories on this wiki, creating characters, writing quests, or simply playing the game and contributing by producing and consuming goods in the economy, playing quests, killing monsters, etc.

	~~The servers represent~~ an in-game fictional universe, which is documented and expanded by the ~~content~~ in this wiki. It is not a requirement that any player role-play or act in any particular manner as a result of this, although those that want to, are welcome to. This universe building is provided simply to provide a frame for builds, backstories, and for the players that enjoy that kind of thing.		All content in New Eden is optional. If a player wishes to play vanilla survival, they can and we support that.

			"New Eden" represents an in-game fictional universe, which is documented and expanded by the lore in this wiki. It is not a requirement that any player role-play or act in any particular manner as a result of this, although those that want to, are welcome to. This universe building is provided simply to provide a frame for builds, backstories, and for the players that enjoy that kind of thing.

	The real-world purpose of the NEMN is to create a long-term archival environment for builds. It is our commitment to maintain and operate these servers essentially in perpetuity. Therefore, in terms of mods, enhancements, and overall operation of the servers, the only acceptable course is that which will continue to allow the game to be sustained and upgraded in the future for the benefit of all players. So you will not see some of the radical (and interesting in their own right) mod packs which are available in other places. There will never be a "reset".		The real-world purpose of the NEMN is to create a long-term archival environment for builds. It is our commitment to maintain and operate these servers essentially in perpetuity. Therefore, in terms of mods, enhancements, and overall operation of the servers, the only acceptable course is that which will continue to allow the game to be sustained and upgraded in the future for the benefit of all players. So you will not see some of the radical (and interesting in their own right) mod packs which are available in other places. There will never be a "reset".

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2021-10-07T04:17:26Z

Bedrock Edition

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	=== Bedrock Edition ===		=== Bedrock Edition ===
	New Eden also works on Bedrock edition at the hostname "neweden.leigh-co.com". The player account used must be a Microsoft account (not a Mojang account) and this account needs to also own the Java edition. ~~Microsoft~~ only allows Bedrock users to connect to "approved" servers. Due to their limitations, the solution is somewhat technical. You can work around their gatekeeping by arranging for one of the Microsoft "approved" servers hostnames to instead resolve to New Eden's IP address.		New Eden also works on Bedrock edition at the hostname "neweden.leigh-co.com". The player account used must be a Microsoft account (not a Mojang account) and this account needs to also own the Java edition.

			On consoles, Sony and Nintendo, etc, only allows Bedrock users to connect to "approved" servers. Due to their limitations, the solution is somewhat technical. You can work around their gatekeeping by arranging for one of the Microsoft "approved" servers hostnames to instead resolve to New Eden's IP address.

	To accomplish this, somehow arrange for one of the following hostnames to resolve to <code>69.71.60.46</code>. This can be done by configuring a custom DNS server such as a PiHole, etc. On Windows, this can also be accomplished by creating an entry in the system hosts file. Once you have changed the IP for an approved server, you can connect to it in Bedrock, and if all goes well, you will be connected to New Eden instead of the approved server.		To accomplish this, somehow arrange for one of the following hostnames to resolve to <code>69.71.60.46</code>. This can be done by configuring a custom DNS server such as a PiHole, etc. On Windows, this can also be accomplished by creating an entry in the system hosts file. Once you have changed the IP for an approved server, you can connect to it in Bedrock, and if all goes well, you will be connected to New Eden instead of the approved server.

10.52.4.51: /* Bedrock Edition */

2021-09-27T06:30:22Z

Bedrock Edition

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	* mineville uses play.inpvp.net		* mineville uses play.inpvp.net

	Bedrock support is somewhat experimental and there may be issues, but so far overall it seems to work well.		Bedrock support is somewhat experimental and there may be issues, but so far overall it seems to work well. So far it has been tested working with:

			* Windows 10
			* PS5
			* Apple IOS (iPad)

	=== BedrockConnect ===		=== BedrockConnect ===

Aleigh: /* BedrockConnect */

2021-09-26T20:01:51Z

BedrockConnect

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	* Download the latest 1.17 release from https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect/releases to a PC/Mac/Pi/Whatever		* Download the latest 1.17 release from https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect/releases to a PC/Mac/Pi/Whatever
	* Create a text file in the same directory as the jar file with the following contents		* Create a text file in the same directory as the jar file named <code>servers.json</code> with the following contents
	<pre>		<pre>
	[		[

Aleigh: /* BedrockConnect */

2021-09-26T20:01:13Z

BedrockConnect

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	=== BedrockConnect ===		=== BedrockConnect ===
	Another alternative if you cannot change your DNS for some reason is to use any computer on your network (broadcast domain) to run the BedrockConnect Java application. This will setup a fake Minecraft server that you can use to get a "local server" listing that actually forwards you to the New Eden network. The project can be found at https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect.		Another alternative if you cannot change your DNS for some reason is to use any computer on your network (broadcast domain) to run the BedrockConnect Java application. This will setup a fake Minecraft server that you can use to get a "local server" listing that actually forwards you to the New Eden network. The project can be found at https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect.

	~~https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect/releases~~

	The instructions are essentially:		The instructions are essentially:

Aleigh: /* BedrockConnect */

2021-09-26T19:59:31Z

BedrockConnect

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	The instructions are essentially:		The instructions are essentially:

	# Download the latest 1.17 release from https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect/releases to a PC/Mac		* Download the latest 1.17 release from https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect/releases to a PC/Mac/Pi/Whatever
	# Create a text file in the same directory as the jar file with the following contents<pre>		* Create a text file in the same directory as the jar file with the following contents
			<pre>
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	</pre>		</pre>
	# Run the program with <code>java -jar BedrockConnect-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar custom_servers=servers.json nodb=true</code>		* Run the program with <code>java -jar BedrockConnect-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar custom_servers=servers.json nodb=true</code>
	# On the device (Windows, console, etc) you should now see a "local realm" that you can connect to. It will provide a forward to New Eden.		* On the device (Windows, console, etc) you should now see a "local realm" that you can connect to. It will provide a forward to New Eden.

	== Player Conduct ==		== Player Conduct ==

Aleigh: /* BedrockConnect */

2021-09-26T19:59:04Z

BedrockConnect

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	# Download the latest 1.17 release from https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect/releases to a PC/Mac		# Download the latest 1.17 release from https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect/releases to a PC/Mac
	# Create a text file in the same directory as the jar file with the following contents		# Create a text file in the same directory as the jar file with the following contents<pre>
	<pre>
	[		[
	{		{

Aleigh at 19:58, 26 September 2021

2021-09-26T19:58:49Z

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	=== Java Edition ===		=== Java Edition ===

	Connecting with the Minecraft Java Edition is the most straightforward. Simply add a new server connection in Minecraft for the hostname "neweden.leigh-co.com". That's it.		Connecting with the Minecraft Java Edition is the most straightforward. Simply add a new server connection in Minecraft for the hostname "neweden.leigh-co.com". That's it.

	=== Bedrock Edition ===		=== Bedrock Edition ===

	New Eden also works on Bedrock edition at the hostname "neweden.leigh-co.com". The player account used must be a Microsoft account (not a Mojang account) and this account needs to also own the Java edition. Microsoft only allows Bedrock users to connect to "approved" servers. Due to their limitations, the solution is somewhat technical. You can work around their gatekeeping by arranging for one of the Microsoft "approved" servers hostnames to instead resolve to New Eden's IP address.		New Eden also works on Bedrock edition at the hostname "neweden.leigh-co.com". The player account used must be a Microsoft account (not a Mojang account) and this account needs to also own the Java edition. Microsoft only allows Bedrock users to connect to "approved" servers. Due to their limitations, the solution is somewhat technical. You can work around their gatekeeping by arranging for one of the Microsoft "approved" servers hostnames to instead resolve to New Eden's IP address.

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	Bedrock support is somewhat experimental and there may be issues, but so far overall it seems to work well.		Bedrock support is somewhat experimental and there may be issues, but so far overall it seems to work well.


	=== BedrockConnect ===		=== BedrockConnect ===

	Another alternative if you cannot change your DNS for some reason is to use any computer on your network (broadcast domain) to run the BedrockConnect Java application. This will setup a fake Minecraft server that you can use to get a "local server" listing that actually forwards you to the New Eden network. The project can be found at https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect.		Another alternative if you cannot change your DNS for some reason is to use any computer on your network (broadcast domain) to run the BedrockConnect Java application. This will setup a fake Minecraft server that you can use to get a "local server" listing that actually forwards you to the New Eden network. The project can be found at https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect.

Aleigh: /* Connecting */

2021-09-26T19:58:29Z

Connecting

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 * mineville uses play.inpvp.net
-Another alternative if you cannot change your DNS for some reason is to use any computer on your network (broadcast domain) to run the BedrockConnect Java application. This will setup a fake Minecraft server that you can use to get a "local server" listing that actually forwards you to the New Eden network. The project can be found at https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect and if you need more help inquire with 1stSurvivor.
+Bedrock support is somewhat experimental and there may be issues, but so far overall it seems to work well.
-Bedrock support is somewhat experimental and there may be issues, but so far overall it seems to work well.
+Another alternative if you cannot change your DNS for some reason is to use any computer on your network (broadcast domain) to run the BedrockConnect Java application. This will setup a fake Minecraft server that you can use to get a "local server" listing that actually forwards you to the New Eden network. The project can be found at https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect.
 == Player Conduct ==

Aleigh: /* Bedrock Edition */

2021-09-26T19:55:41Z

Bedrock Edition

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	* mineville uses play.inpvp.net		* mineville uses play.inpvp.net

	Another alternative if you cannot change your DNS for some reason is to use any computer on your network (broadcast domain) to run the BedrockConnect Java application. This will setup a fake Minecraft server that you can use to get a "local server" listing that actually forwards you to the New Eden network. ~~Inquire~~ with 1stSurvivor.		Another alternative if you cannot change your DNS for some reason is to use any computer on your network (broadcast domain) to run the BedrockConnect Java application. This will setup a fake Minecraft server that you can use to get a "local server" listing that actually forwards you to the New Eden network. The project can be found at https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect and if you need more help inquire with 1stSurvivor.

	Bedrock support is somewhat experimental and there may be issues, but so far overall it seems to work well.		Bedrock support is somewhat experimental and there may be issues, but so far overall it seems to work well.