A redone sponge server

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I really can’t find out how to get my own sponge server to work so if a person would post their server in a win rar file or something it would be nice.

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Download Sponge to an empty directory.

java -jar sponge.jar install
java -jar sponge.jar run

Alternatively:

java -jar sponge.jar go
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This wont happen due to security reasons.

Short instructions:
-Download a sponge build and forge 1371
-install forge
-copy sponge into Forges “Mods” folder
-run the forge Server

Done!

Edit: Ferus is a ninja! :smiley: just do what he told you.

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What is forge modus ?

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mods/ folder*

When you install forge, this folder will be created in the the forge directory. Copy the Sponge .jar there.

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stupid autocorrect on mobile, sorry. Forge “mods” is correct ofc :slight_smile:

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That doesn’t work, brings up the gui instead of doing stuff it’s supposed to do.

EDIT: An issue has been made on github, should be fixed before to long now.

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As in, SpongeVanilla?

EDIT: scratch above, https://docs.spongepowered.org/en/server/getting-started/installation.html may be outdated.

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are you using java, not javaw? (cross posting to forums for future people)

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Thanks for the post @FerusGrim! I know this might be covered in the docs but I tossed together a blog post to expound on what you posted here.

I hope it helps others.

http://noobtaco.com/installing-a-sponge-server/

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It doesn’t (yet). I’ve raised an issue on the docs, actually, to add these instructions somewhere. It’s much simpler than manually finding and downloading the appropriate Forge version.

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