Pterodactyl

The egg-bedrokia.json egg installs the latest Bedrokia release and sets server.properties from the panel.

Install the egg

1. Panel → Admin → Nests → create a "Minecraft Bedrock" nest (or use an existing one).
2. Import Egg → pick egg-bedrokia.json.
3. Create a server with the Bedrokia egg. Docker image: ghcr.io/parkervcp/yolks:debian.

Ports (important)

Bedrokia uses NetherNet: one TCP port to connect, then one UDP port per player.

• The server's main allocation gives the TCP port (and the first UDP port).
• It also needs UDP ports for the players. Two ways:
• Consecutive allocations: give the server the ports main to main + players + 4 (e.g. 25600 to 25624 for 20 players) and leave WEBRTC_PORTS on auto.
• Chosen range: reserve a range of allocations and set WEBRTC_PORTS to first-last (e.g. 25700-25730).

If players stay stuck on "Connecting to server…", the UDP range is almost always what is not open.

Variables

Variable	Default	Role
VERSION	latest	installed release (latest or a tag, e.g. v0.3.0)
MOTD	Bedrokia Server	name in the server list
MAX_PLAYERS	20	maximum players
GAMEMODE	survival	game mode of new players
DIFFICULTY	normal	peaceful, easy, normal, hard
LEVEL_NAME	world	world folder in worlds/
XBOX_AUTH	on	Xbox Live verification
WEBRTC_PORTS	auto	players' UDP ports

Other settings are edited in server.properties with the panel's file manager.

Plugins

Upload the plugin folder (plugin.yml, src/, resources/) into plugins/ with the file manager, then restart. The console shows the loading summary.

Update / change version

Just replace one file:

1. download bedrokia from the release you want;
2. in the panel: Files → delete the old bedrokia → Upload the new one;
3. restart.

No reinstall needed: the egg restores the executable bit at startup, and worlds, players, plugins and settings are kept. (Settings → Reinstall Server works too: it downloads the version in VERSION.)