Namespace McServerLauncher.Views.ServerSettings
Classes
- AdvancedSection
Where the server lives, what is run, the JVM's extra arguments, and forgetting its players.
- AppearanceSection
Everything the server card shows: the image, the name and the two lines of the MOTD with colours and formatting, next to a preview made by the same control the server's header uses.
- BackupsSection
When copies of the world are made, and how many of each are kept.
- CrossplaySection
Who else can play: Bedrock players, other Java versions, and Bedrock on a modded server.
- GameSection
How a game on this server plays: mode, difficulty, players and the gameplay switches.
- LoaderSection
Changes the type of the server, keeping the world: Vanilla into a moddable or a plugin server, one loader into another, or any of them back to Vanilla.
- NetworkSection
Who can reach the server: its port, the Bedrock port, the account checks and the tunnel — and the connection test that says where a slow game is coming from.
- NotificationsSection
This server's own notifications, in place of the app's.
- PerformanceSection
What the server runs on: how much memory it gets, and which Java.
- PortOwners
Who already has a port: the name of another server on it, or null when none is.
- PowerSection
Starting the server when someone joins, and stopping it when nobody is left.
- ServerSettingsDraft
Everything a server's settings page has changed and not yet saved: a copy of its ServerConfig, the
server.propertiesvalues it shows, and the new icon.
- ServerSettingsSaved
What a save changed, for the steps only the main window can take afterwards.
- SettingsProblem
Something that keeps a page from being saved, and where.
- WorldSection
The world: its seed, and the distances and structures that shape it.
Enums
- ServerSettingsPage
The pages of a server's settings, in the order the index lists them.