SaveAsServer StationAPI for Minecraft Beta 1.7.3

A StationAPI modification for Minecraft Beta 1.7.3 that simplifies creating a server based on your current single-player world and active mod set with their configurations.

Key Features

• Server parameters and Java version configuration is done through GlassConfigAPI 3 (GCAPI3)
• In versions 1.1.0 and above, a world backup in ZIP format is created upon server launch (if enabled in settings)
• The archive name begins with an underscore (_) and ends with .zip extension
• The backup is updated with each server launch using the most recent world files
• The mod is not compatible with StationAPI version 2.0.0-alpha.3

Troubleshooting

If the loading indicator gets stuck at "Preparing World," it's recommended to run the server JAR file from the .minecraft folder. This issue most often occurs due to mod conflicts.

Sometimes the client might crash when trying to enter the world - this is a common error that happens even when connecting to regular servers. Usually, restarting the client and retrying the connection resolves the issue, as the problem often disappears on the second connection attempt.

Additional Setup

To allow other players to connect to your server, you'll need to configure port forwarding and use a public IP address. This method has been tested and confirmed as working.

Additionally, there's a possibility to bypass the need for port forwarding by using LogMeInHamachi software. If you test this method, please report the results so other players can learn about its functionality.

Installation via Prism Launcher

1. Download the Babric version for Prism Launcher
2. Install Java 17, configure the instance to use this Java version, and disable compatibility checks
3. Add StationAPI to the mod folder for the instance
4. Optionally, you can install Mod Menu in the mod folder
5. Also, you can add GlassConfigAPI version 3.0 or higher
6. Place this mod in your instance's mod folder
7. Launch the game and enjoy!

Suggestions and Contributions

Have ideas for new features to develop? Create an issue on GitHub and share your suggestions.

If you have programming experience and want to contribute to the project's development, fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request.

For beginner StationAPI developers, tutorial videos on Babric/StationAPI Minecraft modding are available.