How do I access a Minecraft server running on my PC on the same PC?
I have installed Minecraft Windows 10 Edition Beta v0.13.0 on my Windows 10-based PC. I am also running a MinePocket v1.6dev-51 (support v0.13.0) server on the same PC on port 19132 [edit: I managed to disable the built-in multiplayer functionality].
How can I access my own server on this same computer? I have tried localhost, 0.0.0.0 and 127.0.0.1 but this gives me a "Server is Full" error. I have looked through the server.properties and the preferences.yml files but they seem to point to nothing. I have also looked through the logs, but they lead to a dead end as well.
I have also tried white-listing myself and putting my Xbox Live gamertag in the whitelist file but it still says the same thing.
Best Answer
Try doing 127.0.0.1:62929, that ought to work.
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