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On the newest version of minecraft, open it, click multiplayer, then click "add server", then type "minehut.com" in the server address. Then, click done and then click the server you just created. Once your in, click the compass and then click the oak sign "Create Server". This will create your own server with /op. Make sure you remember the name of it so you can use /join [name] to join it back. Source: 12 months ago
Do you mean like Omegle in Minecraft? If so, I don't know how, but there is a way on certain server hosting things to join their main "hub" server and from there join a random server hosted with that server hosting thing. One I know of is Minehut. There are videos of people doing just that--search up "joining random people's minecraft servers" or similar. Source: about 1 year ago
What device did you get minecraft on? If your on windows did you buy the Windows 10 Edition or the Java Edition. If you bought java edition (windows, Mac, and Linux) probably the best way is to use something like Minehut. If you bought a different version (Windows 10 Edition, mobile, console) then I can't help you. Source: about 1 year ago
I already made a server in-game on minehut server and was wondering how to link it to minehut.com to use their tools. Source: about 1 year ago
I think I can find some free severs at https://minehut.com and https://aternos.org/go/ but ill have to do more research into it. In the mean time what mods would you use? I know I wanna try Minecraft comes alive. Source: about 1 year ago
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