Going off a more specific route than creeperkid09's answer. You need to make a running server first before you move you're singleplayer world to the multiplayer Server.

If you have already done that skip down past this next bit. Server Set-up Download the newest Server file from once you have done that, move it into it's own folder (doesn't matter where the folder is as long as you remember where you put it.) and rename it to minecraft_server. Then press start and open up a new Notepad and type the following into the notepad. Java -Xmx1G -Xms200M -jar minecraft_server.exe nogui pause Next you save the notepad into the same folder that the Server File is in, and name it 'Run.vbs' and under the name there should be a drop box, set it to 'All Files' Then click Save. Next you run the Run file. After it is done creating a few files open the EULA Notepad found in the server's folder, and change false to true press Ctrl and S to save it, then close the notepad. Then double click the Run File again.

Office for mac 10.6 8. It should generate the rest of the server files then once that is done. Olympus xd car reader for mac. Server Set-up Done. Delete the folder names 'world' in the server's folder and move your singleplayer world into the server's folder and rename it to 'world' all lower-case. Then run the 'Run' file and the server should start up.

You will need to use Hamachi to have you're friends to join, or you can port-forward. But Port-Forwarding is more dangerous. If you have any trouble with any of this let me know, I'd be happy to help you with this. I had the same problem not too long ago & I couldn't find all that much help. Go through that step by step and you can make a multiplayer server.I'm taking a guess that this is for pc Minecraft. Making a server takes ages and if you are not sure about it then do not do it as hosting a Minecraft server and port forwarding can leave your computer open to anyone.

Hp easy start 7640 printer driver download for mac. If you wanted to connect with someone who is connected to the same internet as you then press 'esc' then 'open to LAN' then just get the other person to connect to the ip 'local' and that should work. Making a Minecraft server takes a long time and consumes your computer usage so a good computer is reccomended for this. You could pay for a server by just googling 'minecraft server hoster' some good ones include 'Creeperhost' 'mcpro host' or 'netherbox' all good, reliable and safe hosting companies require you to pay via different plans for different kinds of servers, more information will be on their respective websites. Sorry for such a long answer but I hope this was enough information;).