KnarCraft/Minecraft-Server-Launcher
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A piece of software for simple management of a set of servers. It also makes it easy to instantly create a server.
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README.md

Minecraft-Server-Launcher

I originally created this software in 2013 using AutoIt. After learning Java, I recreated it in Java. The original version can be found at: https://archive.knarcraft.net/Scripts/BungeeMinecraftServerLauncher/ This version's goal is to do everything the original does, just better. The original is 1595 lines of code repetition and dirty code. I had no prior programming experience when I first started working on the original, which is why it became such a mess.

The software is in a fully working stage with a functional updater. The software is still in beta because there are still a lot of things I want to change and small annoyances. The software is fully portable. Make sure to put it in its own folder as it will create lots of files.

The updater will move the new version to minecraft-server-launcher.jar, so you should rename the downloaded file to this if it's named something else to avoid confusion.