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    honkore (Minecraft Server Core made by yours truly)

    in Addons

    Posted · Edited by UntitledGoose

    honkore is a Minecraft Server core made by me, so I don't have to make a core with Skript every time I start a new server. I just finished it today, and all systems have been tested.

    Here is the link to the plugin's GitHub

    This plugin provides:

    - Report System

    - Vanish System

    - Gamemode Commands, /fly

    - Staff Chat

    - Chat Mute, Chat Clear

    I'm hoping to add punishments and other features in future updates aswell

     

    Edit: Tested with 1.16.4 PaperSpigot

    Dupe Skript Tutorial

    in Script Releases

    Posted

    For convenience, why not add an extra argument so people can specify how many times they want to dupe the item, without needing to spam /dupe? 

    command dupe <int=1>:
  trigger:
  	give player (item amount of player's tool * arg) of player's tool

     

    How to transfer Realms worlds to servers

    in Community FAQ

    Posted · Edited by UntitledGoose

    M I N E H U T  C O M M U N I T Y  F A Q

    HOW TO TRANSFER REALMS WORLDS TO YOUR SERVER
    DIFFICULTY: EASY

    Introduction

    Sometimes, you may find yourself moving from Realms to Minehut, and need to transfer all your progress. Lucky for you, this will tell you all about it!

    How to transfer worlds

    Downloading your realms world

    To download your world, first you’ll want to go to the Minecraft Realms section in your title screen, then you can follow these instructions to download the world:

    1. Select the realm you want to download the world from.

    2. Click the Configure Realm button at the bottom of the screen.

    3. Click the World Backups button.

    4. Click Download latest, and then confirm that you want to download the world.

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    Uploading your world to the server

    Now that you’ve downloaded your world, we can move onto uploading it to the server:

    1. Open up your file manager of choice (Finder, File Explorer, File Manager, etc.)

    2. Navigate to your Minecraft folder, you can see the locations of the folder below:

    Windows %appdata%/.minecraft

    MacOS ~/Library/Application Support/Minecraft

    Linux ~/.minecraft

    1. Open up the folder named saves, this folder contains all the worlds you’ve created, including the realms world you downloaded.

    2. Find the realms world (the name of the folder will be the name of the realm), and put it in a .zip file, then upload the zip to a file hosting service like file.io or Dropbox. If you’re unsure how to upload your world, you can learn more about it here.

    3. Once you’ve uploaded your world to your file hosting service of choice, go in game and run /ul world (name of world, must not include spaces or any other special characters) (the link the file hosting service gave you) (note this command requires op to run.)

    4. If all goes according to plan, your world will have successfully been uploaded, and you can find it by running /worlds.

    Require further assistance?

    If you need more help on this topic, head over to this section of forums, or join our Discord!

    Compiled by the Minehut Staff Team

     

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    Notch and Trent are the same Person | Conspiracy

    in Off Topic

    Posted

    What is up gamers? I've got a real solid conspiracy for ya. I am convinced that Rebeka and Justin Bieber are the same person. Let's jump right into it! Let's state the obvious first. The length of JustinBieber is a multiple of the length of Rebeka. They also both (probably) played Minecraft to an extent. This evidence, however, is true for many people, so it doesn't help us narrow it down. Rebeka is secretly an anagram. The word "beak" can be spelled with this name. Beak is referring to the conspiracy that Justin Bieber is secretly a honk, which doesn't exist. Hey, speaking of not existing, Justin Bieber released this one song that took the world by storm and a half decade later people wish it didn't exist, canonically. Rebeka was leaving us clues all along! Bam, exposed.

    How to link your chat with DiscordSRV

    in Community FAQ

    Posted

     

    M I N E H U T  C O M M U N I T Y  F A Q

    HOW TO LINK YOUR CHAT WITH DISCORDSRV

    REQUIREMENTS: DiscordSRV
    DIFFICULTY: Medium

    Introduction

    With DiscordSRV, you can link a discord channel with Minecraft chat, so Discord chat is sent to Minecraft and Minecraft chat is sent to Discord. It may also be used for live console in a discord channel.

    Creating a Discord bot

    Before we do anything on our server, you’ll need to create a Discord bot for DiscordSRV to use.

    1. Go to https://discord.com/developers/applications/ (must be signed into Discord) and click “Create New Application”. Choose a name for your application and then click “Create”.

    2. Under the “Settings” tab, click "Bot”, then click “Add Bot” and confirm the creation of the bot by clicking “Yes, do it!”

    3. Now, you’ve created a bot, you may customize the avatar and name if you like.

    4. Copy your bot’s token by clicking the button labeled “Copy”. 

    5. Make sure to keep “PUBLIC BOT” unchecked so people other than yourself can’t invite your bot to other servers, and enable “SERVER MEMBERS INTENT” so you don’t run into issues with DiscordSRV later.

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    Now, we’ll wanna invite your bot to your server:

    1. Under the “Settings” tab, check “bot” in the scopes list, and then give your bot the permissions “Send Messages” and “View Channel” in the Bot Permissions list.

    2. Discord will give you a long link, click “Copy” to copy the link, and then go to that link in your browser.

    3. You’ll be brought to a page where you can invite your bot to a server, select a server from the list of servers, and then click “Continue”. Then, confirm your decision by clicking “Authorize”.

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    Setting up DiscordSRV

    Go to your server’s panel, and install the plugin named “DiscordSRV”, and restart your server. (View this CFAQ if you’re unsure how to install plugins)

    Navigate to your file manager and head to DiscordSRV’s config.yml file (located at “plugins/DiscordSRV/config.yml”), here we’ll wanna add in some values like our token and our channel IDs:

    1. Find the field labeled “BotToken” and set the value to the bot token you copied earlier. Your end result should look like ‘BotToken: “my token”’

    2. Now open Discord, and navigate to Settings > Appearance > Advanced, and enable Developer Mode.

    3. Close settings, and find the channel you want Minecraft chat to appear in. Right click the channel, and click Copy ID.

    4. Now, go back to your config.yml file, and search for the Channels option. Replace 000000000000000000 with the channel ID you copied.

    5. Restart your server.

    Require further assistance?

    If you need more help on this topic, head over to this section of forums, or join our Discord!

    📎  https://youtu.be/P-4s_mgxxlo

    Compiled by the Minehut Staff Team

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