How to add a server icon to your server! [1.7 - 1.8]

Discussion in 'Spigot Discussion' started by Doxify, Oct 27, 2013.

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  1. Doxify

    Doxify

    So this is a quick tutorial to teach others that don't already know how to do this.​

    1. Make a picture that is 64 x 64 (pixels)
    2. Customize it to your liking, I recommend using Photoshop.
    3. Save it as "server-icon" and make sure it's a .png file.
    4. Drag and drop it to the root of your minecraft folder. (Same folder where you put your Spigot jar)
    5. Restart the server.
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    EDIT - Most viewed thread on general discussion :eek:
     
    #1 Doxify, Oct 27, 2013
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  2. Dmck2b

    Dmck2b
    Services Staff

    Same instructions apply for Bungee.
     
    #2 Dmck2b, Oct 27, 2013
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  3. Doxify

    Doxify

    I'm guessing you drag it in the root of the server that Bungee runs on?
     
    #3 Doxify, Oct 27, 2013
  4. Dmck2b

    Dmck2b
    Services Staff

    Yup.
     
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  5. LiLChris

    LiLChris
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    Where BungeeCord.jar is located. ;)
     
    #5 LiLChris, Oct 27, 2013
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  6. Atteron

    Atteron

    I don't know why, I can't get this to work...
    My image is 64x64, saved as 'server-icon.png' in the root of the server, but it does not show up. :(
     
    #6 Atteron, Oct 27, 2013
  7. joehot200

    joehot200

    You 100% sure its 64x64?
    If you're using bungee its not needed for the bukkit/spigot servers.
     
    #7 joehot200, Oct 27, 2013
  8. OwningProds

    OwningProds

    The file type is png that's not what you put in the name right?
    and I don't think the unsecure version of spigot has that capability.
     
    #8 OwningProds, Oct 27, 2013
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  9. bloodsplat

    bloodsplat

    If your using photoshop I suggest using this method to save it as it will load faster/ be a smaller file

    File->Save for Web & Devices
    Then in the Presets just chose PNG-24 or something similar as long as its PNG.
    You will unlikely notice the quality difference in minecraft
     
    #9 bloodsplat, Oct 28, 2013
  10. joehot200

    joehot200

    I use Paint.NET
    server-icon.png
     
    #10 joehot200, Oct 28, 2013
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  11. flyingtacoz

    flyingtacoz

    I don't think it works for the most recent spigot versions, does it?
     
    #11 flyingtacoz, Oct 28, 2013
  12. joehot200

    joehot200

    #12 joehot200, Oct 28, 2013
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  13. Dmck2b

    Dmck2b
    Services Staff

    Worked on Spigot #7 and Bungee 721 for me.
     
    #13 Dmck2b, Oct 28, 2013
  14. Doxify

    Doxify

    It works for the latest spigot, build 9.
    You don't put .png in the name that's just the file type.

    Here's what it should look like:
    [​IMG]
     
    #14 Doxify, Oct 28, 2013
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  15. joehot200

    joehot200

    Of course its the file type. You forgot to enable file extentions showing on your computer.
     
    #15 joehot200, Oct 28, 2013
  16. flyingtacoz

    flyingtacoz

    Okay thank you my loves, I assumed it didn't work for Spigot just yet. Thanks.
     
    #16 flyingtacoz, Oct 28, 2013
  17. Atteron

    Atteron

    Well, I downloaded a 64x64 image from the internet so I assume it would work following those steps?
     
    #17 Atteron, Oct 28, 2013
  18. joehot200

    joehot200

    Try opening it with Paint and checking if the dimensions of the image ate 64x64.
     
    #18 joehot200, Oct 28, 2013
  19. dukewes

    dukewes

    #19 dukewes, Oct 28, 2013
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  20. Doxify

    Doxify

    I know that, someone asked if they should put .png in the name of the file.
     
    #20 Doxify, Oct 28, 2013
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