Binding Minecraft server

You can bind any Minecraft server to Launcher Server. For this, we will need ServerWrapper.
Download the executable file for your operating system and place it near your Minecraft server. Run ServerWrapper, it will create a configuration file, and then turn off.

Warning:

Be sure to start the server at least once before binding! After binding the server, do not forget to return the setting online-mode=true in server.properties

sw_config.json

{
  "javaExecutablePath": "java",
  "additionalFlags": "-Xms2048M -Xmx4096M",
  "arguments": "--nogui",
  "injectorFilename": "injector.jar",
  "serverFilename": "server.jar",
  "apiUrl": "http://127.0.0.1:1370"
}

Description of config settings

• javaExecutablePath - path to Java
• additionalFlags - Java process configuration flags
• arguments - additional arguments for the server
• injectorFilename - file name authlib injector. Don't change it if you don't understand what it is
• serverFilename - server file name
• apiUrl - URL to your Launcher Server

After setting up the config, the server can be started with the following command:

Linux

chmod +x ./sw_linux // If there are no rights to execute
./sw_linux

Windows

sw_windows.exe

MacOS

./sw_macos

Using start arguments

If for some reason the method described above does not suit you, you can perform all actions manually. Download the latest version of authlib-injector and put it in the server folder. Then open your server launch script and immediately after the java command add -javaagent:{file name injector}={URL to the Launcher Server}. The result should look something like this:

java -javaagent:authlib-injector-1.2.5.jar=http://127.0.0.1:1370 -Xms2G -Xmx4G -jar paper.jar nogui