1. Click the "+" button on the left hand column
No matter if it's the first, second, or third server you've made, this is the place you'll need to go. Note that the "+" icon can be hidden if you have a lot of servers. Simply scroll down the server column to find where the "+" is hiding.
The next window that appears will give you two options: "Create" or "Join." We're going to choose "Create" so just pretend like "Join" doesn't even exist (don't worry if it gets jelly).
2. Server Info
After deciding between doors number one and two, you can enter in the server name, and change the server icon by locating it in your files.
The minimum size for icons is 128x128. If you'd like to select a specific area from a large image, crop it in multiples of 128 (128X2=256, 128X3=384, etc.).
Here, you'll also be able to change the server region by...clicking "change." We currently have ten different regions to choose from, and plan on adding more in the future.
After selecting the server region, click "create" and bada-bing-bada-boom you've created your first server!
Comments
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Greetings and salutations. I discovered this new tool and have been testing it with several different configurations.
One thing I noticed is that the servers that are created by an individual are not unique across the system. The instant invites appear to be unique to the servers that they are created on, however, any number of individuals can have the exact same name for a server.
Normally, this should pose no issue due to the invite code system, however, if multiple people in a "guild" create a server with the same name, there is a possiblity of segregation.
Reading the informational documents and various interviews, it appears that the server creations are virtually hosted on "cloud" servers (heh, always loved the term) and dynamically created and started whenever an owner logs into the system.
Also, the username system does not ensure uniqueness and individuality.
What are your future plans to prevent duplication and provide uniqueness across the system?
Omg, guys, how delete server?
How to setup off site dedicated server with control panel for easier management?
It sounds like only DiscordApp servers can run the server software. With all the mentions of servers, I was hoping to run Discord on my own server.
I need to create an agar.io private server idiot
I want to actually get on my server and start the build but I don't know how
i dont want i speak server or text server i want a fucking minecraft server
Everyone know that teach me something i don't no!
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