- Fetches the latest release or preview version of the Minecraft Bedrock server.
- Allows users to manually specify a version.
- Downloads and validates the server files.
- Creates start and autostart scripts for server management.
- Supports creating, replacing, and overwriting server instances.
- AMD64 and AARCH64 support.
- Automatic handling of downloads and unzipping with simple commands.
Important
To set up your Minecraft Bedrock Server, begin by downloading Termux. Once installed, launch Termux and allow it to complete the initial setup process. When ready, enter the following command and wait for it to complete. After that, enter this command below to set up your environment.
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/euphoriys/bedrux/main/setup.sh)You can start the server with ./start.sh or start it with ./autostart.sh in the downloaded instance directory.
The Minecraft Bedrock Dedicated Server is not originally designed for ARM64 architecture, which is common in most Android phones. To make this work, we utilize Box64 to translate the server from AMD64 to ARM64.
Warning
Although this translation works, be aware that the performance may be reduced, and some issues may arise. The server’s performance will vary heavily depending on your device’s specifications.
Bedrux is an easy-to-use solution for running Minecraft Bedrock Dedicated Servers directly on your Android device, using Termux as the backbone. This saves you much work and time by installing everything that is needed for your Server hosting. Experience the fun of Minecraft without the need for a traditional PC or cloud hosting. You have full control of everything.