Minecraft – How to add GeyserMC to the minecraft server

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I created a minecraft server from scratch without paper or spigot. I need to add geyser, but I don't know how. I've installed geyser.jar. Please tell me how to add Geyser to my Server. Also I need to add Floodgate

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As you said you downloaded the Geyser.jar file, first of all, you will not be able to add geyser to the your as you did not make a spigot server, and geyser is a spigot plugin.

First make a spigot server, if you don't know how to do that then look it up on youtube, it is pretty easy (except for the port-forwarding part).

Once you have installed a spigot server, run it once, then let all the folders generate. Then stop the server. Now where the server files are located, there you will be able to see a plugins folder. Simply put the geyser.jar file in the plugins folder. Run your server again, and It should work.

See this for more in detail clarity of the server installation

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