redgully.com
Enter this exact address in the Add Server screen of a compatible Bedrock client. This is the same domain Java players use.
redgully.comCROSS-PLAY · AUSTRALIAN SURVIVAL
Join the same Survival community as Java players from a supported Bedrock client. You only need a server address and port.
CONNECTION DETAILS
Redgully uses Geyser and Floodgate to let supported Bedrock players connect through the hub into the same Minecraft Survival world as Java players.
Enter this exact address in the Add Server screen of a compatible Bedrock client. This is the same domain Java players use.
redgully.comBedrock needs the UDP port. Java Edition connects using its normal default port and does not need to enter 19132.
19132UDPQUICK START
A dedicated client modpack is not required. Menu names and custom-server support differ between devices.
On Windows Bedrock, mobile or another client that supports custom servers, open Play → Servers → Add Server. The exact labels depend on your version.
Enter redgully.com for the address and 19132 as the port. Save the entry and connect.
You'll arrive at the Redgully network hub. Choose Survival through its server selector, then explore with /rtp and protect your build with a land claim.
CONNECTION QUESTIONS
Yes. Supported clients connect to the same Redgully Survival world through the network, using the same progression and community features.
Some console versions do not expose an Add Server field for arbitrary community servers. You may need a device-specific workaround; we do not promise every console or workaround is supported. Check your device's current Bedrock restrictions before trying to connect.
Java normally uses its default Minecraft TCP connection, while Bedrock uses UDP port 19132. Only Bedrock players need to enter that port.
Update Minecraft to a compatible version and retry. Version support can change with Redgully updates, so the official Discord is the best place to ask about current client compatibility.
No dedicated modpack is required. The extra features—claims, progression and the market—are provided by Redgully's server-side plugins.