You also want to make sure your IP setting is either commented out or set to 0.0.0. With your server stopped, you can now upload your files to your server. This will need to be set to one of the 5 ports above your servers port, for example, if your server port is 25565, you can use any of these: In Multicraft, click on the Stop button and wait for it to stop completely.

On your server control panel, navigate to Files > FTP File Access. Details from Multicraft will be entered to FileZilla as such. This is required due to the the extreme amount of storage that Dynmap uses, if it is not changed it is very likely that your server will go well above the soft limit of 30 GB of disk storage for your server. Download and install the FileZilla Client for your system. Step 4: Your FTP login details will be shown, you will use these details momentarily.

The first setting you will need to change is deftemplatesuffixĭeftemplatesuffix: lowres or deftemplatesuffix: vlowres If you are not sure where your install directory is, first check what JAR File you have set on the main page of Multicraft, if your JAR File is Spigot, the install directory will be Server_Spigot, if your JAR File is craftbukkit, the isnsall directory will be Server_CraftBukkit. There are 2 settings that need to be changed in your dynmap configuration.txt, this file will be in your servers install directory under plugins/dynmap Logging In Navigation Modifying files Adding Files and Folders Using an FTP client (Filezilla).

How to use filezilla with multicraft