Host a Shared SkyCraft World for Your Friends

SkyCraft multiplayer lets you host a world over the internet with room for up to one hundred players.

What gets shared and what doesn't

It helps to know this before you start, so nobody is surprised.

• Shared: blocks, items, mobs, and player positions. A house one player builds, or a crater someone leaves behind, is there for everyone.
• Separate: each player's Skyrim quests and world state. Finishing a questline on your side won't complete it for your friends.

Setting up a session

1. Every player needs everything. Each person must own both games and meet the same requirements. That means Skyrim Special Edition on the Anniversary Edition runtime, a matching script extender, the Address Library, and a Microsoft account that owns Minecraft Java Edition.

2. Everyone launches through the script extender. It's also a good idea for everyone to use an alternate start or a post-intro save so nobody gets stuck in the opening.

3. Host and connect. SkyCraft connects players directly through in-game chat commands. The host starts the shared world and players join from chat.

4. Use Discord invites. SkyCraft shares join invites through Discord status, so friends can join you from there.

House rules worth agreeing on

Because blocks are shared, one careless TNT blast affects every player. Agree on build zones before you start, and keep the destruction toggle switched on near roads and towns. Put shared chests in a central base so the group can pool mined ores and loot.