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Hi! In this guide we will explain how to upload your Minecraft Realms world to your own Minecraft server. If you follow each step carefully, you will be able to complete the process in just a few minutes.

To start, we need to download the world from Realms, to do so: If it is Minecraft Bedrock: Launch Minecraft.
If it is Minecraft JAVA: Launch Minecraft.
Once we have downloaded the world, we will enter the .minecraft folder, to do so: - Press the "windows" key and type %appdata% - Enter the .Minecraft folder (if this folder does not appear, you will need to enter the "Roaming" folder first) - Go to "Saves" Here you will see the downloaded world.

Now that we have the world ready, we will enter our server panel via SFTP, to do so: - We enter our server panel and go to the "Settings" section and click on "Launch SFTP" (You will need to have WinSCP or FileZilla installed for this)

When we start SFTP and have entered our credentials, we simply need to drag the world file to the server files. (If the world is very large, we recommend compressing it before uploading to the server)

Once we have uploaded our Realms world, you will need to either name it "world" or edit the file server.properties so that it is recognized as the main world!

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Contact SupportHello! In the following guide we will explain how to check if the mod you downloaded is designed for client, server, or both. This is very easy thank
1. Access the server control panel , which was sent to you by email when you purchased the server. Enter your username and password to log in
1. Access the administration panel of your Minecraft server. and then go to "Files" 2. Find and open the file "server.properties" in the server fol