Geyser/connector/src/main/resources/config.yml

# --------------------------------
# Geyser Configuration File
#
# A bridge between Minecraft: Bedrock Edition and Minecraft: Java Edition.
#
# GitHub: https://github.com/GeyserMC/Geyser
# Discord: https://discord.geysermc.org/
# --------------------------------

bedrock:
  # The IP address that will listen for connections.
  # There is no reason to change this unless you want to limit what IPs can connect to your server.
  address: 0.0.0.0
  # The port that will listen for connections
  port: 19132
  # Some hosting services change your Java port everytime you open the server, and require the same port to be used for Bedrock.
  # This option makes the Bedrock port the same as the Java port every time you start the server.
  # This option is for the plugin version only.
  clone-remote-port: false
  # The MOTD that will be broadcasted to Minecraft: Bedrock Edition clients. Irrelevant if "passthrough-motd" is set to true
  motd1: "GeyserMC"
  motd2: "Another GeyserMC forced host."
remote:
  # The IP address of the remote (Java Edition) server
  # If it is "auto", for standalone version the remote address will be set to 127.0.0.1,
  # for plugin versions, Geyser will attempt to find the best address to connect to.
  address: auto
  # The port of the remote (Java Edition) server
  # For plugin versions, if address has been set to "auto", the port will also follow the server's listening port.
  port: 25565
  # Authentication type. Can be offline, online, or floodgate (see https://github.com/GeyserMC/Geyser/wiki/Floodgate).
  auth-type: online

# Floodgate uses encryption to ensure use from authorised sources.
# This should point to the public key generated by Floodgate (Bungee or CraftBukkit)
# You can ignore this when not using Floodgate.
floodgate-key-file: public-key.pem

## the Xbox/MCPE username is the key for the Java server auth-info
## this allows automatic configuration/login to the remote Java server
## if you are brave/stupid enough to put your Mojang account info into
## a config file
#userAuths:
#  bluerkelp2: # MCPE/Xbox username
#    email: not_really_my_email_address_mr_minecrafter53267@gmail.com # Mojang account email address
#    password: "this isn't really my password"
#
#  herpderp40300499303040503030300500293858393589:
#    email: herpderp@derpherp.com
#    password: dooooo

# Bedrock clients can freeze when opening up the command prompt for the first time if given a lot of commands.
# Disabling this will prevent command suggestions from being sent and solve freezing for Bedrock clients.
command-suggestions: true

# The following two options enable "ping passthrough" - the MOTD and/or player count gets retrieved from the Java server.
# Relay the MOTD from the remote server to Bedrock players.
passthrough-motd: false
# Relay the player count and max players from the remote server to Bedrock players.
passthrough-player-counts: false
# Enable LEGACY ping passthrough. There is no need to enable this unless your MOTD or player count does not appear properly.
# This option does nothing on standalone.
legacy-ping-passthrough: false
# How often to ping the remote server, in seconds. Only relevant for standalone or legacy ping passthrough.
# Increase if you are getting BrokenPipe errors.
ping-passthrough-interval: 3

# Maximum amount of players that can connect
max-players: 100

# If debug messages should be sent through console
debug-mode: false

# Thread pool size
general-thread-pool: 32

# Allow third party capes to be visible. Currently allowing:
# OptiFine capes, LabyMod capes, 5Zig capes and MinecraftCapes
allow-third-party-capes: true

# Allow third party deadmau5 ears to be visible. Currently allowing:
# MinecraftCapes
allow-third-party-ears: false

# Allow a fake cooldown indicator to be sent. Bedrock players do not see a cooldown as they still use 1.8 combat
show-cooldown: true

# The default locale if we dont have the one the client requested. Uncomment to not use the default system language.
# default-locale: en_us

# Configures if chunk caching should be enabled or not. This keeps an individual
# record of each block the client loads in. While this feature does allow for a few
# things such as block break animations to show up in creative mode and among others,
# it is HIGHLY recommended you disable this on a production environment as it can eat
# up a lot of RAM. However, when using the Spigot version of Geyser, support for features
# or implementations this allows is automatically enabled without the additional caching as
# Geyser has direct access to the server itself.
cache-chunks: false

# Specify how many days images will be cached to disk to save downloading them from the internet.
# A value of 0 is disabled. (Default: 0)
cache-images: 0

# Bedrock prevents building and displaying blocks above Y127 in the Nether -
# enabling this config option works around that by changing the Nether dimension ID
# to the End ID. The main downside to this is that the sky will resemble that of
# the end sky in the nether, but ultimately it's the only way for this feature to work.
above-bedrock-nether-building: false

# bStats is a stat tracker that is entirely anonymous and tracks only basic information
# about Geyser, such as how many people are online, how many servers are using Geyser,
# what OS is being used, etc. You can learn more about bStats here: https://bstats.org/.
# https://bstats.org/plugin/server-implementation/GeyserMC
metrics:
  # If metrics should be enabled
  enabled: true
  # UUID of server, don't change!
  uuid: generateduuid

# ADVANCED OPTIONS - DO NOT TOUCH UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING! 
# The internet supports a maximum MTU of 1492 but could cause issues with packet fragmentation.
# 1400 is the default.
# mtu: 1400

config-version: 3