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BoxOfSnoo

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  1. On the docker tab, at the very right side of the row.
  2. Yes, your xuid is not your gamer tag. When you join the server, check the log, it will show you your xuid. Put that in instead.
  3. I think the seed number is just for generating the world in the first place. If there is a world, it probably won't use that. I just comment it out when I have an imported world.
  4. Not sure about your first question - maybe you need to restart the server? I think a MCWORLD file is just a .zip file - change the extension and unzip it. It *should* create a folder with stuff like level.dat inside it. This is the world folder you want in the appdata/binhex-minecraftbedrockserver/minecraft/worlds folder. I would change the folder name to whatever's in the levelname.txt file, and then in the server.properties file look for level-name= and make sure the same name as your folder is used there. Hope that helps, let me know
  5. Sorry, my first message never showed up. Go into the Docker tab, edit the Bedrock Server docker, click on "Edit" for Host Port 1 and Host Port 2, change the protocol for each of them to UDP from TCP. Ugh never mind. I posted this in the wrong thread. This is how I fixed the Bedrock server, not the Java one. Sorry.
  6. Change the ports to UDP.
  7. Thank you for setting this up! I had to change the ports to UDP for it to work but after that, connected beautifully.

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