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@Dosomethingidont To make it so you'll always spawn on the exact block all you need to do is use the command: /gamerule SpawnRadius 1

Just because skript didn't catch any errors would just mean you don't have any typos or improperly used variables etc. Though there still could be less mundane issues that would've gotten by skript and still made it not work. Could you maybe send a screenshot of your skript or at least the part that deals with the command to open the menu?

In your Server Properties tab there should be an option called "Level Name" - select that and simply type in the name of the world that you want to be your default one. Once you've set your new one as your default and you've restarted the server, you should be good to delete your old world.

An anti-virus shouldn't matter because you're not downloading anything- and since minehut gives people fake IPs anyway a VPN wouldn't really do anything either.

This would be a nice thing to have- but I'm pretty sure with the way that minehut works currently it'd have to make major changes to the way it functions & connects servers before that would be possible, and I don't think that'd be worth it to them for mods.

If you have essentials installed you'll also need to do /setspawn at those coordinates- otherwise just make sure you didn't have a home or bed set at where you were respawning.

I'm unsure of what your asking... but it sounds like you might be asking how to stop random people from joining your server? If that's the case use the commands /whitelist on and /whitelist add <username> which will stop anyone from joining who you don't whitelist. You'll also probably want to make your server invisible, which you can do in the Server Appearance tab.

The worst part about it is it messed up the line spacing on signatures :c

You don't have access to your server.properties file, but like what @Clarifity said above- pretty much everything you'd need to access in that file can be done in the Server Properties tab.

If you have a specific plugin in mind could you provide the link? Though this could be done quite easily using scoreboard.

Could you provide the link?

Idek how "Cymraeg" could be considered an inappropriate username...?

You can watch This Video provided by minehut on how to upload your own resource pack.

you're correct.

Since multiplayer will almost always have more lag than single player you'll need to make longer ticks on your repeaters. (P.S. This would be better in Community Support)

I dare you to resign from minehut.

1/7th of Alaska.

Also this Sorry if you enjoy generator servers but fr you might as well go play AdVenture Capitalist

Oh boy a chance to repost my meme here for the fourth time Now that's an offer I simply cannot turn down.

There's no way to delete your server on minehut- my guess is one of the following happend: 1. You accidentally clicked the Reset Server button in the Danger Zone tab, maybe you mistook it for some restart button (There's also a Reset World button in the World Settings tab, but that would only reset your world and none of your files. 2. Your server was violating a minehut rule and was deleted by an administrator. 3. Possibly you just logged in with a different account than the one you used to create the server without realizing it, saw your server wasn't there, and assumed it was deleted? You could try contacting minehut support, but I doubt they'll be able to help with something like this. (P.S. This post would be better fit in Community Support)

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This post is better for Feature Suggestions- General is mostly for discussions.

1. You'll need to stop and restart your server for your changes to be updated, including setting the default gamemode to creative 2. If you've already uploaded the world you want, to set it as your default one (so you'll always spawn in that one when you join)- go into your Server Properties tab and one of the options should be Level Name, type in the name of the world you want as your default and once you restart it should be it. 3. Go into the Home tab of your control panel and in the segment called "Server Command" type in /op <your username>

If anyone just read the 2nd page of this post and not the title or the 1st page- they'd have no idea what this was originally about.