- In
config.json
, configure the following values:account.username
: Your Minecraft account playername.proxy.whitelist
: Playernames of accounts that are allowed to connect to the proxy.
- Run
npm ci
- Run
npm start
- Enter the auth code that appears in the console into microsoft.com/link
- Connect to
127.0.0.1
in Minecraft- If
127.0.0.1
doesn't work try0.0.0.0
- If
(See configuration guide to see how to enable features like Ngrok tunneling or Discord webhooks.)
- Extremely low RAM and CPU usage
- Robust auto-reconnection
- Battle-tested to be online 24/7/365
- High configurability
- Easily configure small-to-medium-sized networks
- Convenient Discord webhooks for:
- Livechat
- Queue position
- Tunnels & connections
- Toast notifications
- Auto
/queue main
- Mineflayer support and extensibility (see:
./utils/mineflayer.js
)- Already comes with:
- Kill aura
- Auto eat
- Anti afk
- Anti drowning
- Already comes with:
- Extensive logging
- Share proxies with plug-and-play Ngrok tunnels
- Your machine's IP is never shared with players connecting to your proxy
- Your players' IPs are never shared with your machine
If you have a local copy of 2based2wait with a personal config.json that's being tracked by git despite the .gitignore rule, run the following command:
git update-index --assume-unchanged config.json
2based2wait ships with as many options disabled by default as possible; including auto-reconnect, ngrok tunneling (for sharing accounts), coordination (for multiple proxies), Discord webhooks, and much more.
If you want to utilize all the proxy's features you'll need to RTFM, especially the configuration guide.