Note: Setting high values will impact your server performance.ĭescription: If a user remains inactive for the indicated amount of time, they will be kickedĭescription: Maximum number of threads the server tries to use. Supported values: Any integer between 4 and 12ĭescription: The number of marked chunks within this distance of any player. Supported values: Any positive integer greater than or equal to 5ĭescription: The maximum allowed view distance in number of chunks. Supported values: Integers in the range 1 - 65535ĭescription: Will set the main IPv4 port of your server, it is not recommended that you modify this value since the panel assigns it automaticallyĭescription: Will set the main IPv6 port of your server, it is not recommended that you modify this value since the panel assigns it automatically
Supported values: peaceful, easy, normal, hardĭescription: Toggle your server difficulty between peaceful, easy, normal, and hard.ĭescription: If set to true, cheats like /gamemode will be possible.ĭescription: The maximum number of players that can play on the server.ĭescription: If true then all connected players must be authenticated to Xbox Live.ĭescription: If true then all connected players must be listed in the separate whitelist.json/allowlist.json file. Setting it to true will force players to have the gamemode value set in the properties file, if one was specified
Supported values: survival, creative, adventureĭescription: Set the game mode for new playersĭescription: Setting it to false will allow players to have gamemode values independent of the value set in the properties file. If you don't see the file, restart OR reinstall your server, and it will be created.īedrock's properties file is not the same as Java's, but here we will explain what each property means and the possible values :Dĭescription: It is the name of your server The file should be in the main directory, named server.properties The text after the ""="" sign is the value of the property you want to edit and can be changed, the value must be next to the property, without spaces. When editing this file, it is important to respect the original structure of the file. This file stores all the settings for a Multiplayer server. In this article you will find all the information you need to know about the server.properties file
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