MCPE-Termux-Proxy
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MCPE-Termux-Proxy
Creates a proxy to allow for joining MCPI/MCPE 0.6.1 servers using localhost
Borrowed the Proxy class from here: https://github.com/MCPI-Revival/proxy
Installing
First, you need to install Termux. Next, run the following commands:
$ pkg install python wget
$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Red-exe-Engineer/MCPE-Termux-Proxy/main/mcpe-termux-proxy.py
$ chmod +x mcpe-termux-proxy
$ mv mcpe-termux-proxy ~/../usr/bin/
Then you can just run the mcpe-termux-proxy command to start whenever it's needed!
Adding a server
Servers are stored in the ~/.mcpe-servers.json file, if you don't want to figure out how it works just run the program and select [NEW], then enter the server address, port, and display name.
Where to find servers
Join the MCPI-Revival Discord and check the #mcpi-servers channel.
Quick reminder that you must be 13+ to use Discord!
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