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4 Ways to Join a Minecraft Server

By Matthew Lynch
November 10, 2023
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Minecraft is a beloved sandbox game that allows players to explore, build, and interact with their virtual worlds. One of the significant aspects of Minecraft is playing with friends and other players online on various servers. In this article, we will discuss four ways to join a Minecraft server.

1. Direct Connect

The most straightforward option for joining a Minecraft server is using the direct connect feature. To do this, follow these easy steps:

– Launch Minecraft and select ‘Multiplayer’ from the main menu.

– Click on ‘Direct Connect.’

– Enter the server IP address and port number provided by the server’s owner or listed on a server website. This should look like “IP_Address:Port” format.

– Click ‘Join Server’ to connect.

2. Server List

If you want to add specific servers to join frequently, you can use the Server List option. Here’s how:

– Go to the Multiplayer menu in Minecraft.

– Click ‘Add Server.’

– Provide the server details: Name (a custom name for your convenience), and Address (server’s IP address and port).

– Hit ‘Done’ to save your entry.

– The console will load the server information automatically, displaying it among your list of saved servers. Select it and click ‘Join Server’ when you want to play.

3. LAN (Local Area Network)

Playing over a Local Area Network is perfect for friends in close proximity who want to experience multiplayer gaming without connecting to an external server. Here’s how:

– One player must open their single-player world and press Esc.

– Then click ‘Open to LAN.’

– Choose game settings such as game mode and permissions, then click ‘Start LAN World.’

– Other players join by going to the Multiplayer menu, where they will see an available LAN game—select it and click ‘Join Server.’

4. Third-Party Launchers

Sometimes, players might want to join modded Minecraft servers that require additional tools. Third-party launchers like Technic Launcher, FTB Launcher (Feed The Beast), or ATLauncher can help in these cases. Generally, follow these steps to join a server via a third-party launcher:

– Download and install the appropriate launcher for your chosen modded server.

– Launch the application and log in with your regular Minecraft account credentials.

– Choose the correct mod pack connected to your desired server.

– Once the modpack is installed, select ‘Play’ to start Minecraft with the mods enabled. Proceed by joining the server using either the Direct Connect or Server List options mentioned previously.

In conclusion, these four methods cover various ways to join a Minecraft server. Now you can easily connect with friends or explore new servers worldwide to take your gaming experience to new heights. Enjoy building and exploring the vast world of Minecraft!

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