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How to setup GeyserMC?

Plugin Tutorials
by Levi :

Geyser Plugin – You will not need multiple servers for this guide.

Follow the guide below to create a Java/Bedrock Server with Geyser (Plugin):

  1. Go and reinstall the server and choose the following:
        – Variant: PaperMC or Purpur
        – Version: Any version you want
  2. Restart the server
  3. Go to “Plugins” tab and search for “GeyserMC” and install it geysermc-floodgate-install
  4. Restart the server and now you’re done.

You will be able to connect with your Node IP and same port as your java server.

Node IP is the IP that contains freemcserver.net in it like example.freemcserver.net

For bedrock users to join the server without needing a java account, you will need Floodgate. Otherwise, you will need a java account to join the server.