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Update to latest MCGalaxy build by doing /update latest.

Why make another thread? You could have replied to your original thread with more screenshots instead of making another one.

Some ISPs have it so you cannot connect to your own IP address. Seeing as the HTTPS proxy works proves you can receive connections. In addition if you had not properly port forwarded you would have seen a warning stating that the port is closed.

/map [map name] deletable and /map [map name] buildable if you want to also make it so players can't place blocks

What are you even talking about? It says at the top of the post that this guide is out of date and you should read the new instructions right on the BetaCraft website

All they know is your username and IP.

Install latest dev build.

If on PC, don't maximize the window and simply move it towards the right. Anything else and you're not able to easily, so best might be to play on a PC.

Would you look at the time. *nothing*

Whack. Must be a bug in the macOS platform implementation and not something else.

Intel or Apple Silicon? Also plugins don't do anything in the launcher

You don't. Unless your reverse proxy service has a proxy it won't be listed on the server list.

Install updates and make sure TLS 1.2 is enabled.

I'm sorry what? Increased GPU usage from a server software???? Sure memory usage would increase but it shouldn't cause entire memory leaks as the logs are flushed to disk immediately.

What do you mean crashes? Do you have logs? What operating system are you running the server on?

You want to disable logs? WHY!?!?!?!??!?

Yes, ClassiCube supports all types of Minecraft Classic levels. Pretty sure you can also open Minecraft Indev levels as well.

In what folder is ClassiCube located at and what is its path (you can censor the username if it's in your user folder)? Because from what it seems it looks like it doesn't properly get the program arguments when launching. You can also try updating ClassiCube to see if it fixes the problem.

Not through headers but using the WebSocket specification to send compatible WebSockets

No, the packets are still TCP. The difference is that the data for the classic protocol is wrapped in the WebSocket header.

WebSockets just wrap the protocol communication through HTTP-like headers. You may need to implement WSS proxy support, and there isn’t really documentation for that An easy way to probe for HTTP/WebSockets is to check if the first byte of the packet starts with G, and if it does then transition to using a WebSocket handler to then read/write data as usual

They aren't talking about Chromebooks, they're talking about special computers made for the Argentinian market which I'm pretty sure run their own Linux distro and not ChromeOS

Delete options.txt, this should reset the system font used in the launcher. (why does it still use system font on pc whilst console ports use goodly's font?)

Have you heard of Pussiant Royale? Because that's basically what you want.

It is possible to use newer C# syntax and libraries when running on the .NET Framework 4.0 runtime, although that is up to C# 7.0 and not anything newer. It is possible to compile and run MCGalaxy for .NET 8 and it will function mostly the same, albeit you have to manually set it up so that the compilation commands work, and even then a plugin or command might not properly reference .NET 8 assemblies and thus have to add //dotnetref Library.dll to the top of the plugin file along with the normal //reference LibraryFoo.dll lines you would use with .NET Framework. Also MCGalaxy 1.9.5.0 is out, it's just that Unk hasn't gotten to making a GitHub release.