Console Master is a Powershell Script for managing java based servers (tested with Minecraft, Minecraft Forge, and Bukkit)
You can get it from the Releases, Powershell Gallery, or Curse
I can assure you that the ConsoleMaster.ps1 file is 100% safe! The entire zip package (with the script and the README) has been tested at Virus Total. Any detections are false positives and should be ignored
Because Console Master is a Powershell script, it does not have to be re-downloaded for every new update! Just run the command Update-Script ConsoleMaster -Verbose
and Powershell will begin to update the script automatically! However, this case would only work if you had installed Console Master through the Powershell Gallery Method. If you just downloaded the script itself, you'll need to re-download it for every new update.
- Ensure you have Powershell 5.1 (This version came with my PC, thus it was made for it. I'm unsure older versions will cope) and Ngrok (you visit this video to see the full process of setting up Ngrok to work with your Minecraft server) installed on your machine
- Open an instance of Powershell in administrative mode
- Set PowerShell's Execution Policy to either
RemoteSigned
orUnrestricted
by runningSet-ExecutionPolicy "PolicyNameHere"
- Then run the command
Install-Script -Name ConsoleMaster
to save the script - The script should be downloaded, now locate it within your Powershell Script installation dictionary and place it somewhere useful and that does not require administrative permissions
- Here are some ways that the installation dictionary will appear
- C:\Users<uernamehere>\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Scripts
- C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Scripts'.
- Here are some ways that the installation dictionary will appear
- Run the script and set up the basic information
- The script is completely set up and ready!
- Ensure you have Powershell 5.1 (This version came with my PC, thus it was made for it. I'm unsure older versions will cope) and Ngrok (you visit this video to see the full process of setting up Ngrok to work with your Minecraft server) installed on your machine
- Open an instance of Powershell in administrative mode
- Set PowerShell's Execution Policy to either
RemoteSigned
orUnrestricted
by runningSet-ExecutionPolicy "PolicyNameHere"
- Download the script from either Github, Powershell Gallery, or Curse
- After it is downloaded, place it somewhere useful and that does not require administrative permissions
- Run the script and set up the basic information
- The script is completely set up and ready!
Visit the Wiki page if you'd like to download and see what the script has to offer!