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Question: What is or is not within the server rules? Answer: The rules are intentionally written to be general and overbearing in order to cover every unique situation that can arise. Generally it is pretty easy to determine whether something is within the rules or not. However, if you are not sure whether something is within the rules or not you need to make sure you ask for permission before doing it using a Discord ticket. AI-Support can provide guidance on the rules but it is important to note that it does not know everything and sometimes gives incomplete or incorrect information. Just because the AI tells you something is within the rules does not mean it is. Always make sure you are 100% certain something is within the rules before doing it or you risk being permanently banned from the network.
Question: Whats the difference between Red, Green, Blue, Hide n Seek Answer: The Red, Green, and Blue servers are all very similar. These are the main EcoSMP servers. Blue is the oldest active server on EcoSMP and has some slight differences between it and Red/Green. Red/Green provide the exact same gameplay but are not interconnected. Hide n Seek is a minigames server where players can go have some fun and it is also sometimes used for events. If you want more details on the differences between the servers please read back through the announcements on Discord or request more information from the staff team using a Discord ticket.
Question: How big is the map? Answer: All maps are currently 20,000 x 20,000 blocks in size.
Question: I'm getting a lot of lag, is it the server, is it me, what should I do? Answer: There are many reasons you may be getting lag on the server. Its important to note the difference between server side lag and client side lag. Server side lag effects the entire server and can easily be noticed by a drop in TPS on the tablist. 99% of the time when players are experiencing lag it is on their end. While there are plenty of different reasons this can happen, it is generally caused by clients devices/network connections not being able to load all the chunks/entities around them quick enough. EcoSMP provides a high quality play experience with over 100 plugins, a high view/simulation distance, high mob spawning rates, on a modern version of the game, among many other features that improve the quality of gameplay. While this is great, it is very demanding on players devices/connections. One quick and easy solution players can use is lowering their view and simulation distances in their Minecraft clients settings. It is highly recommended that players search on Google or use tools like ChatGPT to help narrow down the cause of the lag they are experiencing as it can be caused by so many different things. As states above, 99% of the time when players are experiencing lag it is on their end and not something the server or server staff can help with. However, if players do believe this issue is caused by the server itself it is recommended that they submit a ticket on the Discord server so that server staff can get the issue fixed.
Question: What is an Angel Chest Answer: An angel chest is a feature in the game that keeps a player's items safe when they die. Players can teleport to their angel chest by clicking in chat or by using the command '/actp'. However, 10% of the items will be lost on death (excluding enchanted items) to keep things challenging.
Question: How long do Angel Chests last? Answer: Angel chests last up to 24 hours after the player dies. However, they are unlocked after 1 hour so if other players find them, they can take the items inside.
Question: How do I get back to my Angel Chest? Answer: Teleport back to your Angel Chest using the command '/actp'
Question: How do I open Angel Chests? Answer: Right-Click on Angel Chests to open them.
Question: How many Angel Chests can I have? Answer: Each player can have 3 concurrent Angel Chests. All current Angel Chests can be seen using the command '/acinfo'. The players oldest Angel Chest will despawn if they have more than 3.
Question: Do Angel Chests auto-equip? Answer: Yes, Angel Chests will auto-equip all items/armor/tools back to exactly where they were in the players inventory when they died if the player right clicks the Angel Chest like normal. However, if a player crouches + right-clicks the angel chest it will open like a regular chest would and will not auto-equip.
Question: Do Angel Chests keep my xp/exp when I die? Answer: No, Angel Chests only protect players items, not their xp/exp. However, moving up the in-game ranks can provide players with a perk that stops them from losing their xp/exp/experience when they die.
Question: Will my Angel Chest still be there after the server or my game restarts/crashes? Answer: Yes, Angel Chests will last their full 24 hours even if the server or the players game restarts/crashes.
Question: I died in lava/void/water, can I still access my Angel Chest? Answer: Yes, Angel Chests will attempt to find a safe location to spawn near where the player died.
Question: Is auto fishing allowed? Answer: No, auto fishing is not allowed as it allows players to earn in-game money without actually playing which is not allowed.
Question: Can I convert mob spawners to other mob types? Answer: No, mob spawners cannot be converted to other mob types.
Question: Can I mine spawners? Answer: No, spawners cannot be mined. However, outposts can be claimed where they spawn naturally which allows players to own the spawners and use them to create mob farms.
Question: Can villagers change their profession? Answer: Yes, villagers can change their profession as long as they have not already been traded with which locks in their trades.
Question: Are enderman harvesting farms enabled? Answer: No, enderman harvesting farms are not enabled.
Question: Are TNT Dupers enabled? Answer: No, TNT Dupers are not enabled and will not work.
Question: Are string dupers enabled? Answer: No, String dupers are not enabled
Question: Are zero tick farms allowed? Answer: No, zero tick farms will not work.
Question: Are mob farms allowed? Answer: Yes! Make sure to look at '/wiki' to be aware of any gameplay modifications that may affect the farm you are planning to build.
Question: What is a replanter? Answer: A replanter is a special composter that makes replanting crops easier.
Question: How do I get a replanter? Answer: Replanters can be obtained using in-game money on '/shop' in-game.
Question: How do I use a replanter? Answer: Place the replanter in the center of your farm. Each replanter can replant up to an 8-block X,Z radius and a 1-block Y level radius. Then, shift + right-click the replanter while holding the type of seeds you would like to plant.
Question: How big of an area does a replanter cover? Answer: A replanter can replant up to an 8-block X,Z radius and a 1-block Y level radius.
Question: What happens if I break a Replanter? Answer: If you break a Replanter after it has been placed, it will revert back into a regular composter. Therefore, you should carefully plan out where you want to place Replanters.
Question: Can I plant multiple stacks of seeds with a Replanter at once? Answer: No, you can only plant one stack of seeds at a time. However, you can continue to shift + right-click the Replanter to plant more seeds.
Question: What rank do I need to use Replanters? Answer: There is no specific rank required to use replanters. They can be purchased in /shop by players at every rank.
Question: What types of crops can Replanters replant? Answer: Replanters can replant wheat, carrots, potatoes, and beetroots.
Question: What are Auto Shulkers? Answer: Auto Shulkers are custom shulker boxes that players can create to automatically collect or remove certain items as they enter the player's inventory.
Question: What is the requirement to create Auto Shulkers? Answer: Players need to reach and above to create Auto Shulkers in Minecraft.
Question: How can I create a Collection Shulker? Answer: To create a Collection Shulker, players need to combine a shulker box, a book, and up to 7 single items of their choice into a crafting table.
Question: What is an Auto Collection Shulker? Answer: An Auto Collection Shulker is a type of custom shulker box that automatically collects specific items, such as dirt, grass, cobblestone, and cobbled deepslate, as they enter the player's inventory.
Question: How can I create an Auto Collection Shulker? Answer: To create an Auto Collection Shulker, players need to follow the same steps as creating a Collection Shulker, but they must choose the specific items they want to collect.
Question: What is a Removal Shulker? Answer: A Removal Shulker is a type of custom shulker box that automatically removes specific items, such as wheat, melon, pumpkin, and beetroot seeds, as they enter the player's inventory.
Question: How can I create a Removal Shulker? Answer: To create a Removal Shulker, players need to combine a shulker box, a lava bucket, and up to 7 single items of their choice into a crafting table.
Question: How can I revert an Auto Shulker back to a regular shulker? Answer: To revert an Auto Shulker back to a regular shulker, players need to place it into a crafting table.
Question: What rank do I need to use/make Auto Shulkers? Answer: Players must be at least Elite rank to use or create Auto Shulkers.
Question: How do I get to the wilderness/wild /rtp /randomtp /tpr? Answer: Use '/wild' or jump through the portal at '/spawn' to get to the wilderness.
Question: How many times can I use /wild? Answer: All new players can use '/wild' 5 times for free. More uses of '/wild' can be purchased using in-game money on '/shop'.
Question: What is the range on /wild? Answer: '/wild' will randomly teleport players anywhere in a radius of 1,000 to 8,000 blocks around the center of the world.
Question: Does /wild work in other worlds? Answer: No, '/wild' only works in the overworld.
Question: What is /sort Answer: '/sort' allows players to automatically sort their inventory, enderchest, chests, barrels, etc.
Question: How does /sort work? Answer: Players can use hotkeys to automatically sort without using commands. By default, all hotkeys are enabled but players can enable/disable each hotkey using /sort.
Question: What order are items sorted in when using /sort? Answer: The items inside the chest will be organized either by category or alphabetically, and stackable items will be stacked together. By default, the items will be placed ahead of the blocks. The automatic sorting feature will function with various storage containers like chests, enderchests, shulker boxes, barrels, minecarts with chest, and player inventories. The same process will apply when using hotkeys. Furthermore, blocks that can be dyed, such as Wool and Terracotta, will be sorted according to their color, while tools will be sorted according to their material, and so on.
Question: What are the /sort commands? Answer: '/sort' or '/chestsort': toggle sorting settings using a customizable GUI '/sort on|off|toggle' or '/chestsort on|off|toggle': enable/disable automatic chest sorting '/sort hotkeys' or '/chestsort hotkeys': open the hotkeys GUI to enable/disable hotkeys per player '/sort help' or '/chestsort help': display help about the /sort command '/invsort' or '/isort': sort the player's inventory '/invsort hotbar' or '/isort hotbar': sort the player's hotbar '/invsort all' or '/isort all': sort the player's inventory and hotbar '/invsort toggle' or '/isort toggle': toggle automatic inventory sorting '/invsort on|off' or '/isort on|off': enable/disable automatic inventory sorting '/invsort help' or '/isort help': display help about the /invsort command
Question: What is the Mystery Box? Answer: The Mystery Box is a feature in EcoSMP that allows players to obtain boosted items that give them more Jobs money as they use/wear them. There are 5 different rarity levels with 75 different obtainable items. Boosted items are obtained from the Mystery Box at '/warp mysterybox'. Players must obtain Mystery Box Keys from various in-game actions including hitting job level milestones, voting rewards, purchasing them from '/shop', and more!
Question: How do I claim my daily/weekly/monthly rewards? Answer: Type the command '/rewards' and click in the GUI to collect your rewards.
Question: What is included in the daily reward? Answer: The default daily reward currently includes 1 diamond ingot and $1,000 in-game money.
Question: What is included in the premium daily reward? Answer: The premium daily reward currently includes 1 netherite ingot and $2,500 in-game money.
Question: What is included in the weekly reward? Answer: The default weekly reward currently includes 16 diamonds and $5,000 in-game money.
Question: What is included in the premium weekly reward? Answer: The premium weekly reward currently includes 5 netherite ingots and $10,000 in-game money.
Question: What is included in the monthly reward? Answer: The default monthly reward currently includes $25,000 in-game money.
Question: What is included in the premium monthly reward? Answer: The default daily reward currently includes $50,000 in-game money.
Question: How do I link my Discord account? Answer: 1. Join the EcoSMP Minecraft Server. 2. In the game, use the command '/discord link' to receive a 4-digit code. 3. Send the code in this channel and your accounts will be linked.
Question: How is my in-game rank linked to my Discord role? Answer: Your Discord role will automatically change to match your highest in-game rank on the server you are actively playing on or last played on.
Question: How can players talk between Discord and Minecraft? Answer: There are designated channels on the Discord server that allow players to communicate with each other both from within the game and on the Discord server while seeing the same chat.
Question: How do I use proximity chat? Answer: Start by joining the Proximity Lobby voice channel on the Discord server. Whenever you are near other players in the game who are also in the proximity lobby, you will both be automatically moved to a private voice channel with only players located in that same area in-game.
Question: How do I unlink my account? Answer: Use the command '/discord unlink' in-game.
Question: Can I have multiple Minecraft accounts linked to one Discord account? Answer: No, players can only link one Minecraft account to One Discord account.
Question: How can I see what Discord account my Minecraft account is linked to? Answer: Use the command '/discord linked [name]' in-game.
Question: How do I join the Discord? Answer: Use the command '/discord' to get a link to join the Discord server.
Question: What are employment offers? Answer: Employment Offers provide a system for players to make offers for certain items they are in need of. The player creating the offer puts up a set amount of money they are willing to pay for a set amount of a certain item and other players can complete or partially complete this job in order to gain the money reward for doing so. This provides an on-demand way to sell items others are in need of even if they are not online. It is also very helpful for buying/selling large quantities of items.
Question: How do I view/fulfill employment offers? Answer: Use the command '/emp view' in-game.
Question: How do I create an employment offer? Answer: Use the command '/emp offer' in-game.
Question: How many employment offers can I make? Answer: Players can create more and more employment offers as they move up the in-game ranks.
Question: How do I collect the items other players have sold me on my employment offer? Answer: Use the command '/emp mycontainers' in-game.
Question: How do I subscribe to be notified once a job that offers desired items is created? Answer: Use the command '/emp mysubscriptions' in-game.
Question: How do I choose what kind of employment offers I want to get notifications for the moment they are created? Answer: Use '/emp addnotifiers' in-game.
Question: How do I stop getting live updates for the employment offer that I am currently doing? Answer: Use the command '/emp stopliveupdates' in-game.
Question: Do I have to complete the entire job to get the reward? Answer: No, players can complete partial requests and will get a partial reward for doing so.
Question: How do I block receiving private messages? Answer: You can use the '/msgtoggle' command in-game.
Question: How do I toggle inventory clear confirmations? Answer: You can use the '/clearinventoryconfirmtoggle' command in-game.
Question: How do I remove a home? Answer: You can use the '/delhome [name]' command in-game.
Question: How do I see inside an enderchest? Answer: You can use the '/enderchest' or '/echest' command.
Question: How do I block teleportation? Answer: You can use the /tptoggle command with the syntax '/tptoggle [player] [on|off]'.
Question: How do I open a portable disposal menu? Answer: You can use the '/disposal' or '/trash' command.
Question: How do I teleport to the highest block at my current position? Answer: You can use the '/top' command.
Question: How do I condense items into more compact blocks? Answer: You can use the '/condense' command.
Question: How do I teleport to a player? Answer: You can use the '/tpa [name]'.
Question: How do I manage inter-player mail? Answer: You can use the '/mail' command with the syntax '/mail [read|clear|clear [number]|send [to] [message]|sendtemp [to] [expire time] [message]|sendall [message]]'.
Question: How do I request that the specified player teleport to me? Answer: You can use the '/tpahere [name]' command.
Question: How do I display the username of a user based on nick? Answer: You can use the '/realname [name]' command.
Question: How do I view the server rules? Answer: You can use the '/rules' command or view the rules on '/wiki' or '/discord'.
Question: How do I set a home to my current location? Answer: You can use the '/sethome [name]' command.
Question: How do I see server warps? Answer: Server warps can be seen using the command '/warp' in-game. Players can teleport to server warps using the command '/warp [name]' in-game. Note that server warps are different than player warps which can be seen using the command '/pw' in-game.
Question: How do I message other players in-game? Answer: Use the command '/msg [name] [message]' in-game. Players can also use /w, /m, /t, /pm, /tell, and /whisper to start private messaging other players in-game.
Question: How do I ignore other players in-game? Answer: Use the command '/ignore [name]' in-game. Players can also use the '/channel mute' command.
Question: How do I see nearby players in-game? Answer: Use the command '/nearby' or use '/map'. Note that players using invisibility will be hidden on the server map.
Question: How do I see how much money I have? Answer: Use the command '/bal' or look at the scoreboard with '/sb toggle'. You can also view how much money other players have using the command '/bal [name]' or '/res [name]'.
Question: How do I see how much money the top players have? Answer: Use the command '/baltop' in-game. This will list the top player balances.
Question: What does the '/workbench' command do? Answer: Opens up a workbench without you needing to use one that has been placed down.
Question: What does the '/anvil' command do? Answer: Opens up an anvil without you needing to use one that has been placed down.
Question: What does the '/cartographytable' command do? Answer: Opens up a cartography table without you needing to use one that has been placed down.
Question: What does the '/grindstone' command do? Answer: Opens up a grindstone without you needing to use one that has been placed down.
Question: What does the '/loom' command do? Answer: Opens up a loom without you needing to use one that has been placed down.
Question: What does the '/smithingtable' command do? Answer: Opens up a smithingtable without you needing to use one that has been placed down.
Question: What does the '/stonecutter' command do? Answer: Opens up a stonecutter without you needing to use one that has been placed down.
Question: What does the '/ptime' command do? Answer: Visually adjusts the time of day for the player. For example, using '/ptime night' would make it look like its night time for that player without affecting the real time of day on the server.
Question: What does the '/tpacancel' command do? Answer: Cancels all outstanding teleport requests the player has sent out. Teleport requests can also be cancelled to specific players using '/tpacancel [name]'.
Question: What does the '/back' command do? Answer: Teleports you to your last location prior to teleporting.
Question: What does the '/jump' command do? Answer: Teleports the player to the nearest block within their line of sight.
Question: What does the '/seen [name]' command do? Answer: Tells the last time a specific player was last online.
Question: What does the '/home [name]' command do? Answer: Teleports the player to a specific home that they have set.
Question: What does the 'tpdeny' command do? Answer: Rejects teleport requests from other players.
Question: What does the '/getpos' command do? Answer: Tells the current coordinates of the player who runs the command.
Question: What does the '/tpa [name]' or '/tpask [name]' command do? Answer: Sends a request to teleport to a specific player.
Question: What does the '/tpahere [name]' command do? Answer: Sends a request to have a specific player teleport to you.
Question: What does the '/depth' command do? Answer: States the current Y level under the surface that the player is located at.
Question: What does the '/paytoggle' command do? Answer: Toggles whether the player is accepting payments from other players or not.
Question: What does the '/afk' command do? Answer: Marks the player as away-from-keyboard.
Question: What does the '/feed' or '/eat' command do? Answer: Satisfies the players hunger setting their hunger bar to full.
Question: What does the '/kit [name]' command do? Answer: Purchases the specified kit using the players in-game money. Players can also view all available kits using the command, '/kits'.
Question: What does the '/kittycannon' command do? Answer: Throws an exploding kitten out from the player who runs the command. The exploding kitten does not do damage to other players or to blocks.
Question: What does the '/nick [name]' or '/nickname [name]' command do? Answer: Allows players to change their username on the server. Color codes can also be used. See all color codes using '/kit color' or search them online.
Question: What does the '/pay [name] [amount]' command do? Answer: Allows the player running the command to send a specified player a specified amount of in-game money.
Question: What does the '/r' or '/reply' command do? Answer: Quickly reply to private messages from the last player who messaged you.
Question: What does the '/rtoggle' or '/replytoggle' command do? Answer: Changes whether the recipient of the message reply is the last recipient or the last sender.
Question: What does the '/tpaccept' or '/tpyes' command do? Answer: Accept teleport requests that have been sent to you by other players.
Question: What does the '/playtime' command do? Answer: Shows how much time you have spent playing on the server.
Question: Who is eligible to use the live auction feature in the game? Answer: Players ranked Apprentice and above are eligible to use the live auction feature in the game.
Question: How can I auction off an item in the game? Answer: To auction off an item in the game, you need to use the '/auc start [amount] [price] [increment]' command while holding the item you want to auction off. The increment value represents how much money the bid will go up each time someone uses '/bid'.
Question: What is the '/auction' command used for? Answer: The '/auction' command is used to see all available options/commands related to the live auction feature in the game.
Question: Can I auction off multiple items at once? Answer: No, you can only auction off one item at a time using the live auction feature in the game.
Question: Can anyone bid on the items being auctioned off? Answer: Yes, anyone on the server can bid on the items being auctioned off during the live auction.
Question: Can I cancel an auction once it has started? Answer: No, once an auction has started, it cannot be canceled.
Question: What happens if no one bids on the item during the auction? Answer: If no one bids on the item during the auction, the item will be returned to the original owner.
Question: How long does the auction last? Answer: Live chat auctions last 60 seconds. However, they be extended to prevent players from sniping auctions at the last second. The anti-snipe feature will add 10 seconds to the auction up to 10 times if players are bidding near the last second of auctions.
Question: Live auctions are spamming my chat, what can I do about that? Answer: Use the command '/auc spam' to see only the most important messages from live auctions. Use the command '/auc ignore' to completely ignore live chat auctions.
Question: What are filtered hoppers? Answer: Filtered hoppers are hoppers that can be customized to filter or block certain items.
Question: What is a whitelist hopper? Answer: A whitelist hopper is a type of filtered hopper that only allows certain items to enter and pass through it.
Question: How do I create a whitelist hopper? Answer: To create a whitelist hopper, crouch + right-click a hopper with an empty hand to bring up the in-game GUI. Once inside the GUI, click the red wool to enable the filter. The wool will turn green if it is enabled. Lastly, put up to 45 different items into the GUI that the hopper should let through.
Question: Can I customize what items a whitelist hopper allows through? Answer: Yes, you can customize what items a whitelist hopper allows through by putting up to 45 different items into the hopper's GUI.
Question: What is a blacklist hopper? Answer: A blacklist hopper is a type of filtered hopper that allows all items through except for the ones the player chooses to block.
Question: How do I create a blacklist hopper? Answer: To create a blacklist hopper, crouch + right-click a hopper with an empty hand to bring up the in-game GUI. Once inside the GUI, click the red wool to enable the filter. The wool will turn green if it is enabled. Next, click the white wool to change from whitelist to blacklist. The wool will turn black. Lastly, put up to 45 different items into the GUI that the hopper should block.
Question: Can I customize what items a blacklist hopper blocks? Answer: Yes, you can customize what items a blacklist hopper blocks by putting up to 45 different items into the hopper's GUI.
Question: How many items can I put in the GUI of a whitelist or blacklist hopper? Answer: You can put up to 45 different items into the GUI of a whitelist or blacklist hopper.
Question: Can I change a whitelist hopper to a blacklist hopper or vice versa? Answer: Yes, you can change a whitelist hopper to a blacklist hopper or vice versa by clicking on the appropriate wool in the hopper's GUI.
Question: How do I put items in my offhand/second hand as a Bedrock player? Answer: Bedrock players can use the command '/geyser offhand' while holding the item they want to equip to their offhand/second hand.
Question: What does the command "/sit" do in the game? Answer: The "/sit" command allows the player to sit on a block. Players can also sit on certain blocks such as stairs, slabs, and carpet by right-clicking them.
Question: How can I use the "/lay" command in the game? Answer: The "/lay" command allows the player to lay on a block.
Question: What is the function of the "/bellyflop" command in the game? Answer: The "/bellyflop" command allows the player to perform a belly flop on a block.
Question: How can I spin on a block in the game? Answer: You can use the "/spin" command to spin on a block.
Question: What does the "/crawl" command do in the game? Answer: The "/crawl" command allows the player to crawl on the ground.
Question: What is the purpose of the "/sit toggle" command in the game? Answer: The "/sit toggle" command toggles the ability to right-click blocks or players.
Question: What is headdatabase/hdb? Answer: HeadDatabase provides players with access to 10s of thousands of custom Minecraft skulls featuring unique designs that can easily enhance the quality of builds or be used for a number of other things.
Question: How can I access headdatabase? Answer: Use the command '/hdb' or '/heads' or '/headshop' to access the head database.
Question: Do heads cost money in headdatabase? Answer: Yes, all heads cost $100 in-game money on Head Database.
Question: What are invisible item frames? Answer: Invisible item frames make item frames invisible while still showing the item being held within them. This can be used to create some very nice and unique looking builds.
Question: How do I use invisible item frames? Answer: Use the command '/itf toggle' while looking at an item frame. Using the command '/itf togglemode' will allow you to continuously right-click item frames to toggle their invisibility without needing to run a command each time.
Question: I lost my invisible item frames and I cannot see them, what should I do? Answer: Use the command '/itf scan [radius]' to scan for nearby item frames. This will show some particles on them making them visible.
Question: What is /unload? Answer: The '/unload' command automatically sorts and organizes items in Minecraft by putting them into nearby chests with matching items.
Question: How does /unload work? Answer: '/unload' automatically sorts items by searching for matching items in nearby chests and putting them in the correct chest. When a player uses the command, '/unload [radius]', the plugin will check if there are any chests nearby, and if there are, it will search the player's inventory (except hotbar) for matching items and put them in the chests. If a player enters '/dump', it will put all items from the player's inventory (except hotbar) into nearby chests, and if possible, it will put them in chests already containing matching items. If a player uses the command '/search [item_name]', the plugin will show particles guiding that player toward nearby chests/storage containers that contain the item being searched for
Question: How do I join jobs? Answer: All players are already in all jobs by default.
Question: How many jobs can I join? Answer: Players are already in all jobs by default. There are currently 9 jobs on the server so players can currently join 9 jobs.
Question: How do I make money doing the Brewer job? Answer: The Brewer job earns money from brewing items in registered brewing stands. At first the payouts from Brewer job may seem low compared to other jobs but don't be fooled. Using auto brewers its possible for players to earn significant amounts of money as they AFK or as they do other things in-game since auto brewers can run for many hours without needing to be monitored by the player. Various items can be brewed to make almost every type of potion there is. These potions can also be sold to other players to earn even more money from the Brewer job. It's highly suggested that Brewer job be paired with various other job actions and things like auto farms, mob farms, auto brewers, etc. A significant amount of the money earned should be made while the player is AFK or while they are doing other things making it a slower but highly consistent way to earn money while giving a use case to various items that are otherwise relatively useless. One good money making method is to buy items from players who enjoy other jobs such as crops from Farmers, mob drops from Hunters, and other jobs/items and use those items in the Brewer jobs to turn a profit. Its also recommended to wear/hold boosted armor to boost the Brewer jobs money payouts.
Question: How do I make money doing the Builder job? Answer: The Builder job earns money from placing almost every block in the game. While its possible to earn significant sums of in-game money doing the Builder job, it is really not intended to earn as much as many of the other jobs. It's more of a nice bonus as players build structures in the game. Its recommended to wear/hold boosted armor to boost the Builder jobs money payouts.
Question: How do I make money doing the Chef job? Answer: The Chef job earns money from smelting raw meats, eating cooked meats and enchanted golden apples, collecting things like berries and honey, and from crafting things like cake, stews, golden carrots, and more. This job is very versatile and there are hundreds of potential money making methods possible. One of the best ways to earn money from the Chef job is by purchasing raw meats from players who enjoy the Hunter job and cooking/smelting them to earn a profit. Players can also follow the full process themselves by farming crops to breed animals which produce raw meats. This process is capable of earning money from the Farmer job, the Hunter job, and the Chef job all at once. If players enjoy certain parts of the process more than others, they can simply source/buy those items from other players using things like employment offers. Keep in mind that this is just one of the many hundreds of different ways players can earn money from the Chef job while combining it with job actions from other jobs and while trading with other players. Its recommended to wear/hold boosted armor while completing job actions in the Chef job to boost money payouts.
Question: How do I make money doing the Farmer job? Answer: Farmers earn money for harvesting various crops. This can be done in various ways but one of the best methods includes using Replanters or auto replant to easily replant crops after harvesting them. Harvested crops can be used in various other jobs including Brewer, Hunter, & Chef. For example, players can farm wheat and use it to breed cows and then kill the cows to earn Hunter money and raw meats which can then be cooked/eaten to earn Chef money. Another example would be farming nether wart and using it to earn money from the Brewer job. Keep in mind that these are just a couple of the many hundreds of combinations of job actions that can be done. Its also possible for players who enjoy the Farmer job to simply sell the crops to other players who enjoy doing other jobs using employment offers, auction house, chest shops, live auctions, etc. Its also recommended to hold boosted hoes while harvesting crops to increase money payouts from the Farmer job.
Question: How do I make money doing the Fisherman job? Answer: Fisherman earn money from fishing up both fish and rare items such as enchanted books. It's best to use enchanted or boosted fishing rods to increase fishing rates to earn more money. Using things like auto fishers/auto clickers is not allowed and will actually not even work so its recommended for players to fish in the wilderness where they can move around to different locations to fish. Some items caught while fishing can be used in other jobs such as cooking salmon in the Chef job or brewing pufferfish in the Brewer job. Other items like enchanted books can also be sold to other players using employment offers, auction house, live auctions, chest shops, etc.
Question: How do I make money doing the Hunter job? Answer: The Hunter job is very versatile and can earn money from hundreds of different actions/farms and can be combined with other jobs to earn even more money. In general, Hunter pays money for killing mobs. One example of a good way to earn from the Hunter job is to build mob farms and AFK at them letting the mobs build up and then coming back and killing the jobs to earn a significant amount of in-game money. These mob farms also produce items that can be used in various other jobs or can be sold to other players to earn even more money. Another example is building a cow breeder and using crops from the Farmer job to breed mass amounts of cows which can then be killed for Hunter money and then the raw meats can either be sold to other players or cooked/eaten to earn more money from the Chef job. Please be aware that there are hundreds of different ways money and items can flow through the economy and the Hunter job can be combined with methods involving various other jobs and all sorts of different mob farms to earn money. It can also simply earn a little money as you kill mobs doing other things like Mining. The possibilities are truly endless with the Hunter job making it one of the most important and versatile jobs there are. It is highly recommended that players use/hold boosted items such as swords, bows, tridents, etc. as they do the Hunter job to increase payouts.
Question: How do I make money doing the Miner job? Answer: The Miner job pays out money for mining various ores and blocks such as diamonds, iron, stone, dirt, obsidian, and more. While the Miner job earns significant amounts of money on its own, its even more powerful when paired with other jobs, specifically Smelter. Many of the items obtained while mining can be smelted to earn significant sums of extra money. The items can also be sold to other players using employment offers, auction house, chest shops, live auctions, etc. There are various methods to earn money while mining so have fun exploring all of the different ways this job can be utilized! It is highly recommended that players use/hold boosted pickaxes and shovels while doing the Miner job to increase payouts.
Question: How do I make money doing the Smelter job? Answer: The Smelter job pays out money for smelting various items such as raw ores, glass, stone, deepslate, ancient debris, etc. Its best to pair this job with the Miner job and/or sourcing/buying the smeltable items from other players using employment offers, auction house, chest shop, live auctions, etc. It is highly recommended that players wear/hold boosted armor while completing the Smelter job to increase payouts.
Question: How do I make money doing the Woodcutter job? Answer: The Woodcutter job pays out money for breaking all logs and warped/crimson stem. It also earns money for smelting logs into charcoal. Logs are one of the most used items in the game so its players are encouraged to not only make money from chopping down trees, but also from using those items to earn money in combination with other jobs or selling the logs/items to other players using employment offers, auction house, chest shops, live chat auctions, etc. It is highly recommended to use/hold boosted axes while completing the Woodcutter job to increase payouts.
Question: What do I get for leveling up jobs? Answer: Players earn a 1% job pay increase per level up to level 100. Players also earn Milestone Rewards every 5 levels. Milestone rewards include increasing amounts of in-game money as players move higher and higher up the job levels. Mystery Box keys are also earned every 10 job levels as part of milestone rewards.
Question: Are jobs the only way to earn in-game money? Answer: No, players can earn in-game money from various things such as selling/renting land, charging other players to access player warps, selling items on the auction house, selling items in chest shops, selling items in live chat auctions, voting for the server, building things for other players in-game, buying/selling items using employment offers, charging taxes to town/nation residents, and hundreds of other unique methods that players can come up with. It is encouraged for players to innovate their own unique money making methods which makes the game more fun and engaging as long as players are operating within the server rules.
Question: What is the best job? Answer: The best job is whatever each player enjoys doing most. No single job is the best, a combination of multiple or all jobs will provide the most efficient money making opportunities.
Question: How do I make money fast from jobs? Answer: The fastest way to earn in-game money from jobs is to do multiple jobs at once and combine actions/items from multiple jobs together.
Question: Can I sell items directly to the server? Answer: No, the economy is intended to operate in a much more realistic and engaging way than simply selling items to the server at a set price. However, its also been set up to encourage trade between players and it is necessary to buy/sell items with other players to make significant amounts of money.
Question: What are boosted items? Answer: Boosted items are similar to vanilla items with very good enchantments. However, they provide a boost/bonus to jobs money when they are used/worn.
Question: What are server boosts? Answer: When players donate money to help support the server, its possible to donate for server wide boosts. These server wide boosts increase job payouts and enable auto replanting crops for all players regardless of their rank. They act as an extra incentive for players to support the server without providing an unfair advantage to only some players.
Question: Do boosted items boost exp also or just money? Answer: Boosted items only provide a bonus/boost to jobs money, they do not provide a bonus/boost to jobs exp.
Question: How do I see how much a boosted item boosts my money by? Answer: Boosted items show which job they provide a money boost to and what percentage of a boost they provide in the item lore. Players can also use the commands '/jobs bonus [jobname]' or '/jobs itemboost' or '/jobs info [jobname]' to see the current boost that their actively worn/used boosted items provide.
Question: How do I see when there are server wide boosts? Answer: Server wide boosts are announced on Discord and in-game. Players can sign up to be notified when there are server wide boosts in the ping-roles channel on the Discord server. Players can also see active boosts to specific jobs in-game using the command '/jobs bonus [jobname]'.
Question: How are job prices determined? Answer: Jobs are continually rebalanced to provide the most fun and well balanced experience possible. Various factors are taken into account to ensure all jobs are worth doing. This is a very difficult and never ending task as not all of these factors can be quantified. Some of the various factors that go into balancing job prices include the time it takes to complete the job action, the difficulty of completing the job action, the items/resources required to complete the job action, the repeatability of the job action, how much AFK time or active play time goes into each job action, whether the items produced from the job action can be used to make more money from other job actions or by selling them for significant amounts of in-game money to other players, and many other factors. If you believe a job action is paying too high or too low feel free to suggest a change or ask for an explanation using a ticket on the Discord server.
Question: How do I get boosted items? Answer: Boosted items are obtained from the Mystery Box at spawn.
Question: Are boosted items unbreakable? Answer: Yes, boosted items are essentially unbreakable but the jobs plugin does not currently allow the server to use the official unbreakable enchant so instead they have unbreaking level 250 with mending so they will never break.
Question: Can boosted items be lost? Answer: Boosted items cannot be lost from dying as long as the player is able to get back to their angel chest within 60 minutes of dying. However, boosted items can be lost if the player misplaces them or does something such as throwing the item into lava accidentally.
Question: How many jobs are there? Answer: There are currently 9 jobs on the server with hundreds of job actions within them.
Question: What does the '/jobs gtop [jobname]' command do? Answer: Lists the players with the highest level for the specified job.
Question: What does the '/jobs info [jobname]' command do? Answer: Displays information including the payout for every action related to the specified job. It is worth noting that the payouts listed change automatically taking into account the players level, boosted items they are using/wearing, and server wide boosts.
Question: What does the '/jobs bonus [jobname]' command do? Answer: Shows the current money/exp bonus for the specified job for the player who runs the command.
Question: What does the '/jobs browse' command do? Answer: This is where players can go to easily browse all available job actions and see how much each action pays.
Question: What does the '/jobs clearownership' command do? Answer: This command will clear all of registered job blocks such as furnaces, blast furnaces, smokers, & brewing stands.
Question: How many furnaces/blast furnaces/smokers/brewing stands can I have? Answer: Each player can register 6 regular furnaces, 4 blast furnaces, 4 smokers, and 4 brewing stands for jobs payouts. It is worth noting that players can use more than this amount of these blocks but only this amount can be registered to jobs meaning only this amount of these blocks can actually be paying the player jobs money/exp concurrently.
Question: How do I register furnaces/blast furnaces/smokers/brewing stands? Answer: Furnaces/blast furnaces/smokers/brewing stands can be registered to jobs by right-clicking them.
Question: What does the '/jobs itembonus' command do? Answer: Displays the money/exp boost given by the item currently being held in the players hand.
Question: What does the '/jobs limit' command do? Answer: Shows how much money the player has earned within the hour. There is a limit of $24,000 in-game money earned each hour per player.
Question: I ate an enchanted golden apple but did not get the jobs money/exp for it, what happened? Answer: Make sure you have some hunger missing from your hunger bar before eating enchanted golden apples or they are not able to give the payout. If this happened to you please open a ticket on the Discord server and specify exactly what happened and when it happened.
Question: What does the '/jobs stats [playername]' command do? Answer: Shows the current level of each job for the specified player. This is the best place for players to track their own job levels and the job levels of other players.
Question: What does the '/jobs toggle [bossbar/actionbar]' command do? Answer: Allows the player to enable/disable the jobs bossbar and action bar. The bossbar and action bar show in real time the players levels and money going up as they are completing job actions.
Question: How do I see how much each job/job action pays out? Answer: Use the command '/jobs browse' or '/jobs info [jobname]' in-game.
Question: What job actions are included in the Brewer job? Answer: The Brewer job includes the following job actions: Brew with the following ingredients: nether wart, redstone, glowstone dust, fermented spider eye, dragon breath, sugar, rabbit foot, glistering melon slice, pufferfish, golden carrot, blaze powder, gunpowder, ghast tear, turtle helmet, and magma cream.
Question: What job actions are included in the Builder job? Answer: Builder job pays players to place various blocks. The full list of blocks that earn Builder money can be seen using the command '/jobs browse' or '/jobs info builder' in-game.
Question: What job actions are included in the Chef job? Answer: The Chef job involves several job actions, including Smelt, Craft, Collect, and Eat. The Smelt job action allows the Chef to smelt various meats, such as cooked beef, cooked mutton, cooked rabbit, and cooked salmon, which provide income and experience. The Craft job action enables the Chef to craft various food items, including cake, rabbit stew, mushroom stew, beetroot soup, golden apple, and golden carrot. These food items provide income and experience when sold. The Collect job action allows the Chef to collect various food-related items, such as sweet berries, glow berries, honey bottle, and honeycomb, which can be sold for income and experience. Finally, the Eat job action allows the Chef to consume various food items, including enchanted golden apple, cooked beef, cooked pork chop, cooked mutton, cooked salmon, cooked cod, cooked rabbit, and cooked chicken, which restore health and provide income and experience.
Question: What job actions are included in the Farmer job? Answer: The Farmer job involves the Break job action, which allows the player to break various crops and plants to obtain income and experience. These include melon, beetroots, wheat, carrots, potatoes, pumpkin, sugar cane, cocoa, cactus, and nether wart.
Question: What job actions are included in the Fisherman job? Answer: The Fisherman job involves the Fish job action, which allows the player to catch various types of fish, including cod, salmon, tropical fish, and pufferfish, each providing different amounts of income and experience. Additionally, the player can catch various rare items while fishing, such as enchanted books, bows, fishing rods, name tags, nautilus shells, and saddles.
Question: What job actions are included in the Hunter job? Answer: The Hunter job involves the Kill job action, which allows the player to kill various mobs and animals to obtain income and experience. The mobs that can be killed for income and experience include chicken, cow, pig, sheep, mushroom cow, creeper, skeleton, spider, zombie, husk, blaze, cave spider, enderman, iron golem, silverfish, squid, rabbit, and guardian.
Question: What job actions are included in the Miner job? Answer: The Miner job involves the Break job action, which allows the player to mine various ores and blocks to obtain income and experience. The ores that can be mined for income and experience include coal ore, redstone ore, iron ore, gold ore, lapis ore, diamond ore, emerald ore, copper ore, nether quartz ore, nether gold ore, deepslate coal ore, deepslate redstone ore, deepslate iron ore, deepslate gold ore, deepslate lapis ore, deepslate diamond ore, deepslate emerald ore, deepslate copper ore, and amethyst cluster. In addition, various blocks such as dirt, grass block, gravel, sand, clay, and stone can also be broken for income and experience.
Question: What job actions are included in the Smelter job? Answer: The Smelter job involves the Smelt job action, which allows the player to smelt various materials into ingots or other useful items, providing income and experience. The materials that can be smelted for income and experience include copper ingots, iron ingots, gold ingots, netherite scraps, glass, stone, deepslate, and nether bricks.
Question: What job actions are included in the Woodcutter job? Answer: The Woodcutter job involves two job actions. The first action is Break, which allows the player to break different types of logs to obtain income and experience. The types of logs include oak, spruce, birch, jungle, acacia, dark oak, mangrove, warped stem, and crimson stem. The second action is Smelt, which allows the player to smelt logs into charcoal to obtain additional income and experience.
Question: Why do leaves decay so fast when chopping down trees? Answer: Leaves decay quickly on the server as a quality of life feature intended to improve upon the vanilla experience players have when cutting down trees.
Question: Why do saplings plant themselves? Answer: When players chop down trees and saplings fall on the ground, they will automatically plant themselves after a couple of minutes to help keep forests from being decimated. It's important to note that saplings will only be planted automatically if they fell naturally from a tree that was cut down and they are only planted if the player that cut down the tree has permission to build on that block.
Question: Why are towns different colors on the map? Answer: Town leaders can change what color their town is on the map using the command '/t set mapcolor [color]'. Players can choose from aqua, azure, beige, black, blue, brown, cyan, darkblue, darkcyan, darkgreen, darkkhaki, darkmagenta, darkolivegreen, darkorange, darkorchid, darkred, darksalmon, darkviolet, fuchsia, gold, green, indigo, khaki, lightblue, lightcyan, lightgreen, lightgrey, lightpink, lightyellow, lime, magenta, maroon, navy, olive, orange, pink, purple, violet, red, silver, white, yellow.
Question: What is the difference between the green, grey, purple, red flags on the map? Answer: The green flags shown on the map are showing town spawns, the grey flags are showing town outpost spawns, purple flags are showing nation spawns, and the red icons are showing player warps.
Question: How can I see more information about a town on the map? Answer: Clicking on a town claim on the map will show more information about that town including its residents, name, ranks, pvp status, etc.
Question: When I claim land it doesn’t immediately show on the map. What can I do about this? Answer: Town claims are updated once every 60 seconds on the map. It is recommended that players use f3+g on Java or '/plotborder' on Bedrock to see chunk borders and their town claims.
Question: Why did my mobs despawn? Answer: There is a limit to how many mobs players can have per 3x3 chunk area on the server. Different mob types have different limits. A good rule of thumb is to keep large groups of mobs at least 32 blocks or two chunk radius away from one another so they do not interfere with one another's mob limit.
Question: How many passive mobs/animals can I have per 3x3 chunk area? Answer: There can be up to 16 individual stacks/entities of passive mobs per 3x3 area. This includes any combination of pigs, cows, rabbits, sheep, chickens, or mooshrooms. Its important to note that one single cow counts the same as a full stack of 64 cows does. For example, one single cow, one grey sheep, and one orange sheep count as 3 entities out of the total limit of 16. One stack of 64 cows, one stack of 64 grey sheep, and one stack of 64 orange sheep still count as only 3 entities out of the 16 even though there are considerably more total mobs. In general, any other passive mob that is not listed here also has a limit of 16 individual stacks/entities per 3x3 chunk area. This means players can have up to 1024 passive mobs per 3x3 chunk area if they are fully stacked.
Question: How many hostile mobs/monsters can I have per 3x3 chunk area? Answer: There can be up to 8 individual stacks/entities of monsters per 3x3 area. This includes any combination of zombies, skeletons, slimes, creepers, squid, spiders, etc. Its important to note that one single zombie counts as one entity out of the 8 entity limit. However, a stack of 64 zombies still only counts as one out of the 8 entity limit even though there are significantly more mobs there. In general, there is also a limit of 8 entities/stacks of all other hostile mobs that are not listed here. This means players can have up to 512 hostile mobs per 3x3 chunk area if they are fully stacked.
Question: How many iron golems can I have per 3x3 chunk area? Answer: Players can have up to 4 stacks/entities of iron golems per 3x3 block area. Its important to note that a single iron golem counts as a single stack/entity and so does a full stack of 64 iron golems even though there are significantly more total mobs in a full stack. This means players can have up to 256 iron golems per 3x3 chunk area if they are fully stacked.
Question: How close do mobs need to be to merge? Answer: Mobs must be within 8 blocks of one another to merge. They must also meet other requirements to merge. For example, a baby cow will not merge with a fully grown cow until it has grown up. A sheared sheep will not merge with non sheared sheep until it has regrown its wool. Sheep that are different colors will also not merge. Blaze and ghast merge from up to 32 blocks away.
Question: How many bees can I have per 3x3 chunk area? Answer: Players can have up to 32 individual bees per 3x3 chunk area. Bees are one of the mobs that do not stack on the server.
Question: How many turtles can I have per 3x3 chunk area? Answer: Players can have up to 12 turtles per 3x3 chunk area. Turtles are one of the mobs that do not stack on the server.
Question: What is a chunk/plot? Answer: The server map is made up of individual 16x16 block chunks.
Question: I have a question about mob stacking and/or mob limits that is not covered here, what should I do? Answer: If you have a question regarding mob stacking and/or mob limits that the AI or wiki does not cover, please open a ticket on Discord and a member of the team will help you out as soon as they can!
Question: My nether portal coordinates in the nether are not at a 1:8 ratio to the coordinates in the overworld, why is that? Answer: Nether portals have a 1:1 ratio on the server meaning that whatever the coordinates are in the overworld, those are the exact coordinates the portal will be at in the nether.
Question: What is the server map also known as the Pl3xmap? Answer: The online server map shows a 2d map of the entire server. This is helpful to find biomes, see where other players are, see where towns are, see where player warps are, find unique structures, and much more!
Question: How do I see the pl3xmap also known as the Dynmap? Answer: Players can access the server map by using the command '/map' in-game, by going to the links channel on the server Discord, or by going to the links section on the server wiki. Copy the link for whichever server you are playing on and paste it into a web browser to start viewing the server pl3xmap.
Question: How do I hide myself on the server map? Answer: Players can temporarily hide themselves on the Pl3xmap by sneaking/crouching and can hide for extended periods of time by drinking invisibility potions.
Question: How do find myself on the Pl3xmap? Answer: Open up the Pl3xmap and on the right hand side you will see a list of all players. Its possible to search players by their name and the map will automatically find/show the searched player when their name is clicked on in the list.
Question: How do I use the server map to find specific biomes or unique structures on the Pl3xmap? Answer: The easiest way to find specific biomes or unique structures on the Pl3xmap is by simply zooming in/out and searching around for those specific biomes/structures.
Question: How do I view the other worlds on the Pl3xmap? Answer: To switch which world you are viewing on the Pl3xmap, click the worlds icon on the top right of the Pl3xmap page which will open up a dropdown list. From this list, you can select a specific world by clicking on it.
Question: How do I see coordinates on the Pl3xmap? Answer: Hovering your mouse over a location on the Pl3xmap will show its coordinates on the bottom left of the screen. Right clicking an area on the map will allow you to see the exact coordinates without keeping your mouse hovered over that location. Right clicking a certain location will also allow you to copy a link to that specific location to send to someone else.
Question: Can I zoom in on the Pl3xmap? Answer: You can zoom in on the Pl3xmap by scrolling on your mouse, by pinching in/out on touch screens, or by using the + & - icons on the top left of the page.
Question: Can other players see me on the Pl3xmap? Answer: Yes, other players can see you on the Pl3xmap unless you are invisible.
Question: How do view towns/players/player warps on the Pl3xmap? Answer: On the top right of the page you will see icons called "markers" and "players", these will list all markers and players on the right side of the screen along with search bars allowing you to search for specific towns, players, and player warps.
Question: Can I hide towns/players/player warps on the Pl3xmap? Answer: Yes, on the top left of the page you will see an icon called, "layers". Click this icon and check or uncheck the boxes to show/hide certain layers on the map.
Question: How can I make the Pl3xmap automatically follow me or another player? Answer: Double clicking on yourself or another player on the map will make the map automatically follow you or that other player as you move across the map.
Question: What are player particles? Answer: Player particles are a cosmetic perk that spawns different particle effects/styles around players. Players can customize their look using 100s of combinations of effects/styles.
Question: How do I obtain player particles? Answer: Player particles are currently only obtainable by supporting the server by becoming a VIP member.
Question: How do I use player particles? Answer: Use the command '/pp' to open the player particles GUI. From there you can enable/disable particles, create/edit/delete custom presets, explore the 100s of combinations of effects/styles/colors, and more!
Question: What does the '/pp toggle' command do? Answer: Toggles the player particles on/off.
Question: If I log out of the server while in combat/PVP with another player, what happens? Answer: If a player leaves the server while in combat they will be automatically killed.
Question: How do I know if I'm in combat or not? Answer: You will see a countdown on your bossbar when you are in combat. You will be in combat for 40 seconds following the last hit/tag from you or your enemy.
Question: Can I disable PVP? Answer: No, however, PVP is only enabled in town claims where the town leaders have decided to enable it. PVP is not enabled in the wilderness and it is against the rules to PVP with anyone who does not agree to it.
Question: How do I find a specific item to buy in chest shops? Answer: Use the command '/finditem to-buy [item_name]' to find specific items to buy from chest shops. Its important to note that this only searches chest shops. Players can find specific items in the auction house using the command '/ah search [item_name]'.
Question: How do I find a specific item to sell in chest shops? Answer: Use the command '/finditem to-sell [item_name]' to find specific items to buy from chest shops. Its important to note that this only searches chest shops. Players can also look to sell specific items in Employment Offers using the command '/emp view'.
Question: How do I create a chest shop? Answer: Hold the item you would like to buy/sell in your hand and left click a chest/barrel. This will prompt you to enter the buy/sell price into chat. By default, the chest shop will be set for you to sell items to other players. If you want to set the chest shop to buy items from other players use the command '/qs buy' while looking at the chest shop sign.
Question: Can I set one shop to both buy and sell items? Answer: Yes, if you use a double chest you can have one sign set to buy items and one sign set to sell items.
Question: What does it mean when I try to teleport to a chest shop and it says its not safe? Answer: If the block the player will be spawning on is not a full block it will warn that it could potentially be dangerous. This can include blocks like water and carpet even though they are technically safe. If you feel comfortable teleporting to the potentially dangerous spawn location you can simply click or run the command again to teleport there regardless of the warning.
Question: Can I add another player to my chest shop? Answer: Yes, you can add other players as staff on your shop using the command '/qs staff add [player]'. However, the profits will not be shared, this simply allows them to access the chest shop and add/remove items.
Question: How can I change my shop from buying to selling items, or vice versa? Answer: You can use the "/qs buy" command to change your shop to buying items, or "/qs sell" command to change it to selling items.
Question: Can I change the price of the items in my shop? Answer: Yes, you can use the "/qs price " command to change the buy/sell price of an item in your shop.
Question: What is the "/qs create" command used for? Answer: The "/qs create [item]" command is used to create a new shop with the item in hand or specified.
Question: Can I add staff members to my shop? Answer: Yes, you can use the "/qs staff add " command to add a player as staff to your shop, or "/qs staff del " command to remove a player from the staff list.
Question: How do I rank up? Answer: Players can rank up using their in-game money. When players have enough money to rank up they can rank up using the command '/rankup'. They can use the command '/ranks' to see the price of each rank. Players must progressively move through the ranks meaning you cannot skip straight to a later rank without first ranking up to the ranks that come before it. For example, players may have enough money to rank up to Journeyman but they first need to pay to rank up to Apprentice before being able to rank up to Journeyman.
Question: What do I get for ranking up? Answer: Ranking up provides many benefits including things like more homes, more shops, more player warps, Jobs boosts, and tons of other quality of life features. All rank perks can be seen in-game using the command '/warp ranks', on the wiki on the In-Game Ranks page, or you can ask AI-Support to list out the perks that come with each rank.
Question: Is it required to rank up? Answer: No, however, the game is made much more fun when players do move through the in-game ranks. This is one of the main goals players should be trying to achieve as they play on the server. Its important to note that while ranking up does provide advantages over lower ranks, it does not make it impossible to have fun on the server without them. The highest ranks on the server are really not intended to be achievable for everyone. Many players will never reach the highest ranks as they are exclusive to only the top players. This is intentional as it means the server can be fun for casual players who have limited time to play while also being challenging and provides long-lasting fun to even the most advanced players.
Question: Whats the difference between in-game ranks and VIP? Answer: VIP is an opportunity for players to support the server in exchange for some nice quality of life and cosmetic perks. However, VIP does not provide players with any sort of advantage over other players. In-game ranks provide the best perks obtainable and even those who have VIP still need to earn in-game ranks. In-game ranks are only obtainable using in-game money so they must be earned. VIP can be purchased using real money which is why it does not provide any pay to win perks. While VIP does provide some nice perks as we want to make it worth it for those who support the server, its important that it does not make the gameplay worse or unfair.
Question: What are redeemable codes? Answer: Every once in a while the server staff will put out codes in announcements, dev-updates, to event winners, or for other things. These codes can be used to receive in-game rewards when players redeem them in-game.
Question: How do I use redemption codes? Answer: Players can use redemption codes by entering the command '/redeem [code]' in-game.
Question: What do I do if my code doesn't work? Answer: Codes may not work for various reasons. The code could be expired, it may have a limit on how many players can use it, it may be locked to where only players to won the event can use it, to where only certain ranks can use it, etc. If you believe you should be able to use the code and it is not working make sure to open a ticket on the Discord server and a member of the staff team will help you out.
Question: What is auto replant? Answer: Auto-replant allows players to harvest crops without needing to go back and plant seeds manually after the fact. The seeds will be automatically taken as the crop is harvested and replanted making it much easier to earn money from the Farmer job and harvest more crops.
Question: How do I get auto-replant? Answer: Auto-replant comes as a perk with the King rank and above. It can also be obtained through server-wide boosts from the donation store. These boosts apply to everyone on the server regardless of rank.
Question: How do I turn auto-replant on? Answer: To toggle auto replant on/off players can use the command '/replant'.
Question: What crops can be auto-replanted? Answer: Auto replant can replant wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroots, nether wart, and cocoa.
Question: Whats the difference between auto replant and Replanters? Answer: Auto replant will automatically replant crops without any extra work from the player. However, it is only usable during server-wide boosts or if the player is King rank or above. Replanters can be purchased/used by players at any rank, they can be used at any time, they have a limited range, and can replant fewer crops than full auto-replant.
Question: Why can't I craft hoppers? Answer: Hoppers have a heavy impact on server performance and are too easy to craft mass amounts of. Some common methods to resolve this are to slow the hoppers down, limit them per chunk, remove them altogether, change their crafting recipe, or have players earn them using in-game money. Since we are an economy focused server, we feel the best solution for us is to have players earn hoppers using their in-game money. This improves server performance and also gives players another important item to spend their in-game money on.
Question: How do I buy hoppers? Answer: Hoppers can be purchased with in-game money from the server shop using the command '/shop'.
Question: Why do villagers not breed? Answer: Villagers have a heavy impact on server performance and are too easy to breed mass amounts of. There are various methods that servers use to tackle this problem but we have decided that the best option for us is to have villagers not breed. The best way to obtain villagers is by finding the ones that have spawned naturally in the world. The second best option is to cure zombie villagers that spawn in mob farms. The last option is to purchase villagers from the server shop using in-game money.
Question: How do I access the server shop? Answer: Players can access the server shop using the command '/shop'.
Question: Why can I not sell items to the server? Answer: The economy is made much more fun, engaging, and realistic by not having players simply farm as many of one item as possible to sell to the server. That type of economy provides a very short-term, unrealistic, non-social, unengaging experience. We instead have built a platform where players can create their own success and participate in a much more advanced, social, and engaging economy driven by players.
Question: How do I get phantom membrane when phantoms do not spawn in the wild? Answer: Phantom membrane can be purchased from the server shop with in-game money using the command '/shop'.
Question: How do I get frog lights if mobs cannot travel through portals? Answer: Unfortunately Mojang has decided on an odd mechanic to obtain frog lights. We are working on a better solution but for now the best way to obtain frog lights is with in-game money from the server shop using the command '/shop'.
Question: What is map signing/copyrighting in Minecraft? Answer: Map signing/copyrighting is a feature in Minecraft that allows creators to sign their maps to prevent others from copying their work without permission.
Question: How do I sign/copyright a map in Minecraft? Answer: To sign/copyright a map in Minecraft, you need to first create the map as usual, then use the /sign or /copyright command while holding the map.
Question: What happens when I sign/copyright my map in Minecraft? Answer: When you sign/copyright your map in Minecraft, it will be signed with your username, making it impossible for anyone except you to make copies of that map.
Question: How can I prevent others from creating maps of my build in Minecraft? Answer: To prevent others from creating maps of your build in Minecraft, you should cover or remove the map art so that other players cannot go there in the world to create their own maps of your build.
Question: Why should I sign/copyright my map in Minecraft? Answer: You should sign/copyright your map in Minecraft to protect your intellectual property, ensure that credit is given to the original creator, and prevent others from making unauthorized copies of your work.
Question: What is the scoreboard? Answer: The scoreboard shows players important information about the server and their player as they enjoy playing on the server. Some of the information shown includes the players name, money balance, how much money they have earned this hour for their Jobs Money Limit, their total combined Jobs level, and the total number of players online.
Question: How can I turn the scoreboard on/off? Answer: Players can toggle the scoreboard on/off using the command '/sb toggle'.
Question: What is the think on the right side of my screen while I'm playing? Answer: You are likely referring to the scoreboard. The scoreboard shows players important information about the server and their player as they enjoy playing on the server.
Question: What does Earned / hr mean on the scoreboard? Answer: This is the amount of in-game money you have earned this hour from Jobs. This helps players keep track of how much they have earned so they do not go over the Jobs Limit each hour.
Question: How do I sleep on the server without using a bed? Answer: Use the command '/sleep' to sleep without needing to use a bed. The sleep command can only be used by players in the overworld.
Question: How many players need to sleep to skip the night? Answer: At least 25% of the players online in the overworld must sleep to skip the night. Players in other worlds are not counted toward the required amount of sleeping players.
Question: Why do some players have a VIP tag next to their name on the tab list? Answer: These players have supported the server by becoming VIP members in the server store. They also have a special VIP tag when they join/leave the server and have access to a number of other perks.
Question: What does TPS mean on the tablist? Answer: TPS stands for Ticks Per Second and is one of the main stats to look at when judging server performance. 20 ticks per second is perfect and means the server is not lagging. Anything above 17 TPS is generally considered playable but on our server, we do not accept anything less than 20 TPS. If you see the TPS dropping below 20 for extended periods of time please submit a ticket on the Discord server to alert server staff that there may be something wrong.
Question: What are the colored names next to players names on the tablist? Answer: Players in-game ranks are shown next to their name on the tablist. Players are sorted on the tablist to show the highest ranked players first.
Question: How do I start a new town? Answer: To start a new town, stand in the plot where you want to start your town and use the command /t new [townname]. You can view plot borders using /plotborder or F3+g.
Question: How can I deposit money into my town bank? Answer: You can deposit money into your town bank using the command /t deposit [amount]. Money in the town bank can be used to claim more land and pay daily upkeep fees.
Question: How can I expand my town's territory? Answer: To expand your town's territory, stand in plots bordering your original home plot and use the command /t claim.
Question: How can I invite friends to join my town? Answer: You can invite friends to join your town using the command /t add [playername]. Your friends can accept or deny the invitation using /t accept/deny [town_name] or by clicking in chat.
Question: Can I purchase bonus plots for my town? Answer: Yes, you can purchase bonus plots for your town using the command /t buy bonus for $1,000 in-game money. You can also obtain bonus plots by joining a nation.
Question: What happens if my town fails to pay upkeep? Answer: If your town fails to pay upkeep, it will go bankrupt. If it hits its debt cap, which is $10,000 per resident in the town, it will fall.
Question: How much is the daily upkeep fee for each claimed plot? Answer: There is a daily upkeep fee of $50 for each claimed plot, which is taken from the town bank.
Question: How can I access Towny's features through a GUI? Answer: You can access most of Towny's features through an in-game GUI by using the command /tgui.
Question: How many plots can a town claim per resident for free? Answer: A town can claim 32 plots per resident free of any initial charge.
Question: What is the purpose of money in the town bank? Answer: Money in the town bank can be used to claim more land and to pay daily upkeep fees. It can be deposited or withdrawn at any time by the town leaders.
Question: Where can I find a good location to start my town? Answer: You can use the command /map in-game to find a good location to start your town. You can also view links provided in the game.
Question: What are the fees and prices associated with Towny? Answer: You can view all fees and prices associated with Towny by using the command /towny prices.
Question: What is the maximum amount of debt a town can have? Answer: The maximum amount of debt a town can have is $10,000 per resident in the town.
Question: Can I view plot borders in-game? Answer: Yes, you can view plot borders in-game by using the command /plotborder or by pressing F3+g.
Question: What happens if a town falls? Answer: If a town falls, it means it has hit its debt cap and can no longer sustain itself. It will be disbanded and all its territories will be unclaimed.
Question: What are outposts? Answer: Outposts are land claims that are not connected to your original town area. They are useful to claim things like spawners that you find out in the wild or in other worlds.
Question: How many outposts can a town claim by default? Answer: A town can claim up to 8 outposts by default.
Question: Can a town increase the number of outposts it can claim? Answer: Yes, a town can increase the number of outposts it can claim by joining a nation.
Question: How can I create a new outpost? Answer: To create a new outpost, stand where you want to create it and use the command /t claim outpost. You can view plot borders using /plotborder or F3+g.
Question: How can I expand my outpost claim? Answer: To expand your outpost claim, stand in bordering plots and use the command /t claim, just like you would for your regular town.
Question: How can I teleport to my outpost? Answer: You can teleport to your outpost using the command /t outpost [number].
Question: Can I claim outposts in other worlds? Answer: Yes, you can claim outposts in other worlds.
Question: Can I claim spawners using outposts? Answer: Yes, outposts are useful to claim things like spawners that you find out in the wild or in other worlds.
Question: How do I know the number of my outpost? Answer: The number of your outpost is displayed in the outpost's name when you claim it.
Question: How can I delete an outpost? Answer: To delete an outpost, use the command /t delete outpost [number]. This will unclaim the outpost and remove it from your town's outposts list.
Question: What are nations on the server? Answer: Nations are teams of up to 20 allied towns with up to 100 residents. They offer various benefits/features such as bonus plot claims and extra outposts.
Question: What benefits do nations offer? Answer: Nations offer various benefits/features such as up to 144 bonus plot claims and up to 4 extra outposts. The larger the nation, the bigger its plot/outpost limit per town.
Question: What are the requirements to create a nation? Answer: To create a nation, a player must be Master rank or above and must also be the mayor of their town.
Question: How can I create a nation? Answer: To create a nation, use the command /n new [Nation_Name]. It is free to create a nation once you have met the requirements.
Question: What is the daily upkeep fee for nations? Answer: Nations pay a daily upkeep fee of $500 per town. This money is automatically withdrawn from the nation bank each day.
Question: How can I deposit money into my nation bank? Answer: You can deposit money into your nation bank using the command /n deposit [amount].
Question: Can a town be a part of multiple nations? Answer: No, a town can only be a part of one nation at a time.
Question: What is a campsite in on the server? Answer: A campsite allows players to temporarily claim and protect 1 plot of land for 72 hours before needing to relight the campfire or create/join their own town.
Question: How long does a campsite protect my things? Answer: A campsite protects your things for up to 72 hours.
Question: How can I create a campsite? Answer: To create a campsite, find a location for your temporary campsite, craft and place a campfire on the ground within the plot you want to claim. A message will pop up asking you if you want to make a camp there. Click on or type /confirm in chat.
Question: Can I extend the protection of my campsite? Answer: Yes, you can extend the protection of your campsite by relighting the campfire after the 72 hours have expired.
Question: What are the benefits of creating or joining a town instead of using a campsite? Answer: Creating or joining a town permanently protects your things and grants access to surveying for resources and many other useful features.
Question: How can I find a good location for my campsite? Answer: You can use the command /map in-game or explore on your own until you find a good location.
Question: Can I claim more than one plot with a campsite? Answer: No, you can only claim one plot with a campsite.
Question: What happens after the 72 hours protection period expires? Answer: After the 72 hours protection period expires, you will need to relight the campfire or create/join your own town to protect your things.
Question: Do I need any specific rank to create a campsite? Answer: No, you do not need any specific rank to create a campsite.
Question: Can leads be used on villagers? Answer: Yes, leads can be used on villagers on the server which makes moving them around much easier. Simply right-click them with the lead like you would any other mob.
Question: Can I fly in towns that I am not a resident of? Answer: Yes, if you are trusted in a town you are not a resident of you can fly there. You can also fly there if your town is in the same nation as the town you are trying to fly in.
Question: Can all players fly in their town for free? Answer: Yes, all players can fly within their town claims for free without needing to rank up.
Question: How do I access my ender chest? Answer: Players can access their ender chests by right-clicking a physical ender chest or by using the command '/echest' or '/enderchest'.
Question: Why are some players ender chests bigger than others? Answer: As players move up the in-game ranks, their ender chests will grow larger up to 6 rows. See the in-game rank perk list to view the size of ender chests at each rank.
Question: What versions of the game can I use to play on the server? Answer: Players can use clients ranging as far back as 1.7 up to the newest version which is currently 1.19.4. The server natively runs on version 1.19.2 at the moment. It is important to note that using clients older than version 1.17 can cause issues, especially when going below Y level 0 or above Y level 256.
Question: I didn't get the rewards for voting, why is that? Answer: There are multiple reasons a player may not get rewards for voting. The most common reason is that their name was not inputted correctly on the vote sites. Make sure to input your in-game name exactly as it is shown in-game. For Bedrock players, make sure to include the period before your name. For example, a Bedrock player with the name Timmy102 would input their name as ".Timmy102" on the vote sites. Not all of the vote sites currently support Bedrock players. At the moment out of our 5 vote sites 4 of them do support Bedrock names.
Question: Why should I vote for the server? Answer: Voting for the server helps spread awareness about what has been built and helps more players find/join the server.
Question: How often can I vote for the server? Answer: Players can vote for the server once per 24 hours.
Question: What is the purpose of the /vote command? Answer: The /vote command allows players to access information about voting on the server, such as their voting history, top voters, and voting URLs.
Question: How do I enable or disable vote reminders? Answer: You can toggle vote reminders using the /vote ToggleReminders command.
Question: How can I see my last votes? Answer: You can see your last votes using the /vote Last command.
Question: How can I see someone else's last votes? Answer: Moderators can use the /vote Last (player) command to see another player's last votes.
Question: How can I see my next votes? Answer: You can see your next votes using the /vote Next command.
Question: How can I see someone else's next votes? Answer: Moderators can use the /vote Next (player) command to see another player's next votes.
Question: How can I see the top voters from last month? Answer: Use the /vote LastMonthTop command to open a list of the top voters from last month.
Question: How can I see the top voters overall? Answer: Use the /vote Top command to open a list of the top voters overall.
Question: How can I see the top voters for a specific period of time? Answer: Use the /vote Top Weekly, /vote Top Monthly, or /vote Top Daily command to open a list of the top voters for the corresponding time period. You can also specify a number to view a specific page of the top voters.
Question: How can I see how many votes are needed for a vote party? Answer: Use the /vote Party command to view the current amount of votes and how many more are needed for a vote party.
Question: How can I see who voted today? Answer: Use the /vote Today command to view a list of who voted today. You can also specify a number to view a specific page of voters.
Question: How can I see the server's total votes? Answer: Use the /vote Total All command to view the server's total votes.
Question: How can I see my total votes? Answer: Use the /vote Total command to view your total votes.
Question: How can I see someone else's total votes? Answer: Moderators can use the /vote Total (player) command to view another player's total votes.
Question: How can I see my best voting streak? Answer: Use the /vote Streak command to view your voting streak.
Question: How can I see someone else's best voting streak? Answer: Moderators can use the /vote Streak (player) command to view another player's voting streak.
Question: How can I see my best voting day? Answer: Use the /vote Best command to view your best voting day.
Question: How can I see someone else's best voting day? Answer: Moderators can use the /vote Best (player) command to view another player's best voting day.
Question: How can I see a list of all voting URLs? Answer: Use the /vote List/All command to see a list of all voting URLs.
Question: Which mobs can stack in Minecraft? Answer: The following mobs can stack in Minecraft: cow, giant, guardian, illusioner, piglin, ravager, stray, cave spider, creeper, enderman, hoglin, piglin brute, silverfish, spider, strider, zoglin, zombified piglin, blaze, chicken, drowned, glow squid, skeleton, wither skeleton, zombie, husk, magma cube, pig, rabbit, squid, ghast, mushroom cow, sheep, iron golem, and witch.
Question: Which mobs cannot stack in Minecraft? Answer: The following mobs cannot stack in Minecraft: cat, panda, polar bear, mule, wolf, bee, llama, parrot, salmon, villager, dolphin, fox, horse, ocelot, pufferfish, axolotl, cod, donkey, skeleton horse, snowman, trader llama, wandering trader, zombie horse, tropical fish, wither, shulker, slime, zombie villager, and turtle.
Question: How small/large can a stack be? Answer: The largest a single stack can be on the server is 64 mobs. For mobs to stack there must be at least 2 of the same mob near one another.
Question: How close do mobs need to be to merge into a stack? Answer: Most mobs must be within 8 blocks of one another to merge. Blaze & Ghast can be up to 16 blocks away and still merge.
Question: How do I breed stacked mobs? Answer: Breeding stacked mobs is very easy. Simply right click the stack with the food normally used to breed them and it will automatically use the same number of food items as there are mobs in the stack. For example, if a player is holding a stack of wheat in their hand and right-click a stack of 32 cows, 32 wheat will automatically be taken from the players inventory and a new stack of 16 baby cows will be created. Once the stack of baby cows grows up it can merge back into the original stack of 32 cows.
Question: Do stacked mobs effect mob farms? Answer: Yes and no. Almost all types of mob farms will still work just as good or even better on the server with mob stacking. The only types of mob farms that will not work are ones that are effected by the changes listed in the Modifications page on the wiki. Most mob farms will actually perform better on the server due to mob stacking because this allows hundreds of mobs to build up as players AFK at the farm meaning they can come back after AFKing for a bit and earn large amounts of money from the Hunter job and obtain large amounts of items due to there being so many mobs built up in close proximity.
Question: Why do mobs stack on the server? Answer: Mobs stack on the server for various reasons. The main reason is to keep the in-game economy balanced. The mob stacking and limits allow the server to remain balanced no matter what type of mob farm players wish to build. Another major reason is that these features allow the server to run much more efficiently without things like mob farms having a heavy negative impact on server performance while still allowing players to have large quantities of mobs in close proximity improving the play experience.
Question: Do stacks of chickens lay more eggs than a single chicken would? Answer: Yes, when a stack of chickens lay eggs, they will drop more eggs the larger the stack is.
Question: How do I keep different colored sheep from stacking with one another? Answer: Different colored sheep will not stack with one another. Sheared sheep will also not stack with non-sheared sheep until they grow their wool back.
Question: What determines whether mobs can stack with each other or not? Answer: Mobs must be identical to stack with one another. For example, slimes must be the same size as one another to stack, sheep must be the same color, horses must be the same size/color, mooshrooms must be the same type, and so on for all other stackable mobs.
Question: How do I see how many mobs are in a stack? Answer: Looking directly at a stack of mobs will show how large the stack is above the mob on its nametag.
Question: How can I prevent certain mobs from stacking with other matching mobs? Answer: Renaming a mob using a nametag will prevent it from stacking with other matching mobs. However, it is important to keep in mind that a single named cow takes up the same mob limit as an entire stack of 64 cows. One cow is a single entity and an entire stack of cows is still a single entity.
Question: Does sweeping edge work on stacked mobs? Answer: Yes and no. If there are multiple stacks of mobs next to one another sweeping edge will work but it will not work on a single stack of mobs.
Question: If a stack of mobs falls, does the entire stack die or only one of them? Answer: Only a single mob will die if the entire stack of mobs falls.
Question: Do mobs that spawn from spawners stack? Answer: Yes, mobs from spawners will stack with one another.
Question: Do blazes stack up or down vertically? Answer: Blazes will always attempt to stack down vertically which improves blaze farms.
Question: Does looting and other enchants work on stacked mobs? Answer: Yes, all enchantments work on stacked mobs.
Question: How can I access the Auction House in the game? Answer: You can access the Auction House by typing '/ah' in the game.
Question: How can I sell an item in the Auction House? Answer: You can sell an item in the Auction House by typing '/ah sell [price] [amount]' while holding the item you want to sell.
Question: Is it possible to sell multiple items at once in the Auction House? Answer: Yes, you can sell up to a chest full of items in one listing by typing '/ah sellinventory [price]'. This will bring up a GUI where you can drop all items you want to sell.
Question: How can I search for a specific item to buy in the Auction House? Answer: You can search for a specific item to buy in the Auction House by typing '/ah search [item_name]' or by clicking the Categories button on the bottom right after typing '/ah'.
Question: How can I view my buy/sell history in the Auction House? Answer: You can view your buy/sell history in the Auction House by typing '/ah history'.
Question: I bought an item from the auction house but my inventory was full so I didn't get it, what should I do? Answer: If you purchased an item with a full inventory it will be in your Bought Items. To access this, use the command '/ah' and then click Bought Items on the bottom left.
Question: I had an item up for sale on the Auction House and it disappeared without anyone buying it. Answer: The item either expired or you removed the listing. Expired and removed listings will go into your Expired Items. To access this, use the command '/ah' and click Expired Items on the bottom left.
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