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Floodgate
Floodgate is a hybrid mode plugin which allows for Minecraft: Bedrock Accounts to join Minecraft: Java Edition servers without needing a Minecraft: Java Edition account. This is something you install in addition to Geyser. Unlike Geyser, Floodgate can only be installed as a plugin on Spigot (including Paper and forks), Bungeecord, and Velocity, and can only be utilized on servers that have it installed.
- You must own/manage the server in order to add Floodgate. If you do not own the server, Floodgate does not allow you to bypass logging into Java servers that require a Mojang Java account.
- The CraftBukkit/Bukkit server software is not supported. Use
floodgate-bukkit
for installing on a Spigot/Paper server.
NOTE: Floodgate does not replace the Geyser jar. If you are running a plugin version of Geyser, you still MUST have Geyser installed.
Any reference to Spigot here also refers to compatible server softwares such as Paper.
For multi-server setups: you only are required to install Floodgate on the BungeeCord or Velocity instance unless you want to use the Floodgate API on the other servers - see below for the installation process.
If using Velocity: Set player-info-forwarding-mode
to LEGACY
in velocity.toml
- Download the Floodgate plugin from here and add it to your plugins folder on your server (BungeeCord only requires it on the proxy - if you wish to use IP forwarding see below). If using Paper or Spigot, use Floodgate-bukkit.jar.
- Change the
auth-type
in the Geyser config tofloodgate
. - Make sure
online-mode
is set totrue
inserver.properties
file. - Restart/start up the server.
- Download the Floodgate plugin from here and add it to your plugins folder on your server (BungeeCord only requires it on the proxy - if you wish to use IP forwarding see below).
- Run the server with Floodgate.
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Copy the
public-key.pem
file in the Floodgate config folder to the same directory as Geyser (standalone) or Geyser's config folder (plugin versions). DO NOT DISTRIBUTE THIS KEY TO ANYBODY! This key is what allows for Bedrock accounts to bypass the Java Edition authentication, and if anyone gets ahold of this, they can wreak havoc on your server. - Change the
auth-type
in the Geyser config tofloodgate
.
This is only needed when you want to use the Floodgate API on your Spigot server(s) behind a proxy.
- Download the Floodgate plugin from here and install it as a plugin on both BungeeCord/Velocity and the Spigot server(s).
- Enable
ip_forward
in your BungeeCordconfig.yml
if using BungeeCord - Set
player-info-forwarding-mode
toLEGACY
invelocity.toml
if using Velocity - Set
bungeecord
totrue
in yourspigot.yml
- Start the proxy server.
- Edit the Floodgate config on your proxy server and set
send-floodgate-data
totrue
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Copy both key files and the
encrypted.txt
in the Floodgate config folder to Spigot Floodgate's config folder. DO NOT DISTRIBUTE THIS KEY TO ANYBODY! This key is what allows for Bedrock accounts to bypass the Java Edition authentication, and if anyone gets ahold of this, they can wreak havoc on your server. - Restart the Spigot servers and proxy server.
Floodgate supports account linking, allowing you to join as your Java account on the server. This is an option that can be enabled in the Floodgate config. Once enabled, the steps to link your account are as follows:
- Log in on java and run /linkaccount .
- You will get a message asking you to run the linkaccount command on Bedrock.
- Run the command given to you, and you will be kicked on Bedrock. Upon relogging, you will be logged in as your java account.
No credentials for either your Java or Bedrock account are needed nor stored in this process.
Please note: we do not recommend removing the prefix unless you are certain that no one will share a username between a Java and Bedrock player.
In your Floodgate config, change username-prefix
to whichever prefix you desire - you can set it to ""
and there will be no prefix. On Spigot servers, you should also shut down your server and delete your usercache.json
file located in the same folder as your server jar to prevent users who already joined from having the old prefix.
In some instances, you may need to wrap the Bedrock player's username in quotes; for example: /tp "*BedrockPlayer"
.
Due to how Minecraft: Java Edition handles skins, all Bedrock players will appear as Steve or Alex to other Java players.
This may be because you forgot to set the auth-type in the config to floodgate
. If that isn't it, check to make sure your config contains the line floodgate-key-file: public-key.pem
. If not, just copy that in directly.
This usually means one of two things:
- You did not follow the Floodgate instructions properly. However, in an unlikely scenario, this could also be an error related to uploading through FTP. Using ascii will not work here, and you need to make sure you're on binary when uploading. We recommend using WinSCP if you need to use FTP.
- You're trying to log in without an Xbox account. Floodgate requires an Xbox account to authenticate the Bedrock player.
You're trying to log in without an Xbox account. Floodgate requires an Xbox account to authenticate the Bedrock player.
Geyser-Floodgate:51777 lost connection: Internal Exception: java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "SfqdXv36" (or a similar error)
Set ip-forwarding
in your BungeeCord to true
.
See this page.
Ensure that you removed the usercache.json
file from the server root directory and restart your server.
Check the server log for their UUIDs, or use this method.
If you're using the Bukkit version of Floodgate, download the Placeholder plugin here. Using the placeholders shouldn't require additional setup other than having PlaceholderAPI installed. See the section above on installing Floodgate on backend servers if you wish to use this on BungeeCord.
If you're using the Bukkit version of Floodgate, there is an unofficial plugin that adds Skript support here.
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