Has 3 block variants, hanging from the side of a block, hanging below a wider block and hanging below a narrower block such as fences or chains.Has a total of 10 wood variants: oak, spruce, birch, jungle, acacia, dark oak, mangrove, crimson, warped and bamboo.Crafted using stripped logs and chains.Can be used with a redstone comparator to detect the last slot that was interacted with.Books are directly added and removed, so there is no interface.Can store up to six books, enchanted books, or books and quills.Can be used to craft respective slabs and stairs.Can also be crafted into bamboo mosaics, a new block.Can be used to craft respective slabs, stairs, fences, fence gates, pressure plates, signs, buttons, doors, rafts, hanging signs, and trapdoors.That's all! Once you restart your server, it will begin loading your custom server JAR. These are generally generated by running the installer for a server type on your own computer, and then uploading the files it downloads onto your computer. If you're installing a server type that requires extra files (usually additional libraries) such as Forge, SpongeForge or any mod pack, you will also need to upload these.Make sure that it is in lowercase, otherwise, it will not load properly. Rename it to custom.jar (or custom-javaX.jar, X being the required Java version).Upload your desired server JAR to the base directory of your server files.

Access your server files using FTP, we suggest using FileZilla.

Select the Custom JAR option from the Server Type dropdown menu based on the version of Minecraft you intend to use.Access your control panel and Stop your server.Important: If you have selected the Custom JAR server type with a specific Java Version, you must rename the JAR file to the file name under Custom JAR File Name at the top of the page.

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