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What is an MCSERVER file? Server package created and used by MCServer, an application that enables you to build and customize your own Minecraft server; contains several files, including .JAR , .COMMAND , .TXT , and .YML files, used to configure the server.

More Information NOTE: You can create the MCSERVER file with MCServer Maker and open it with MCServer Runner. Both programs are available in the MCServer download.

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What is an MCSERVER file?

Server package created and used by MCServer, an application that enables you to build and customize your own Minecraft server; contains several files, including .JAR , .COMMAND , .TXT , and .YML files, used to configure the server.

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NOTE: You can create the MCSERVER file with MCServer Maker and open it with MCServer Runner. Both programs are available in the MCServer download.

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What is an MCSERVER file?↓
Server package created and used by MCServer, an application that enables you to build and customize your own Minecraft server; contains several files, including .JAR, .COMMAND, .TXT, and .YML files, used to configure the server.

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