How To Make A Server In Eaglercraft 112 2 Exclusive _top_ May 2026
To create an exclusive Eaglercraft 1.12.2 server, you must set up a standard Java 1.12.2 backend and bridge it to the browser using a BungeeCord proxy with the EaglerXBungee 1. Set Up the Backend Server
First, build a standard Minecraft server that can handle 1.12.2 connections. : Download PaperMC 1.12.2 (recommended for performance) or standard Spigot. Essential Plugins ViaVersion ViaBackwards
to ensure cross-version compatibility for various Eaglercraft clients. Configuration server.properties online-mode=false
. This is mandatory because Eaglercraft uses its own authentication. 2. Configure the Eaglercraft Proxy how to make a server in eaglercraft 112 2 exclusive
The proxy acts as the bridge, converting standard Minecraft traffic into WebSockets for browsers. Proxy Software : Download BungeeCord : Install the EaglerXBungee plugin (available on Lax1dude's GitHub ). Drop the file into the BungeeCord Exclusivity Settings : In the BungeeCord config.yml online_mode: false Listener Configuration plugins/EaglercraftXBungee/listeners.yml
(or similar config), define the port the browser will connect to (common ports are 8081 or 25577). 3. Enable Public or "Exclusive" Access
To make the server reachable by others while keeping it "exclusive" (controlled access): Port Forwarding To create an exclusive Eaglercraft 1
: You must forward the WebSocket port (e.g., 8081) on your router to your PC's local IP. Tunneling (Alternative) : Use services like
if you cannot port forward. These provide a public address for your WebSocket. Authentication (Exclusivity)
: To keep the server exclusive to specific players, install an authentication plugin like Step 3: Creating a New Server
on the backend server. This requires players to register and log in with a password. 4. Connection Details
Once running, players join your server by entering your WebSocket address in the Eaglercraft Multiplayer menu: ws://YOUR_IP:PORT (unencrypted) or wss://YOUR_DOMAIN (encrypted). or setting up a custom domain for your server?
Step 3: Creating a New Server
- Look for the option to create a new server or add a server. This might be represented as a button or link with text like "Create Server" or "Add Server."
- Select the Minecraft version as 1.12.2.
- Choose the server type or mode you want (e.g., Survival, Creative, etc.).
Step 7: Running the Server 24/7 (Dedicated Exclusive Server)
Want your world to stay online even when your laptop closes? Use a Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB or 8GB model) or a free Oracle Cloud VM.
- Install Java on the Pi:
sudo apt install openjdk-17-jre-headless - Upload your
EaglercraftServer_v1.12.2.jarand world folder. - Run with a
screensession:screen -S eagler java -jar EaglercraftServer_v1.12.2.jar - Detach with
Ctrl+A, D. Your server now runs headless forever.
Then use ngrok or a dynamic DNS to keep the address accessible.
Final Notes
- The Eaglercraft 1.12.2 exclusive server is not officially maintained and may have bugs.
- Some features like redstone, entities, and 1.12.2-specific blocks (concrete, glazed terracotta, parrots) work but may lag in browser.
- For the best experience, keep the server on a fast connection and limit players to 5–10.
Now you have your own browser-based 1.12.2 Minecraft server!