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Downloading has been fixed. Discord Announcement

Please dont respond to posts that are over a month old. Plus, /server on Minehut is still disabled.

This suggestion has already been suggested and I believe the development team are looking into this!

Please don't necropost, especially posts that are from 2019

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As said above, WorldGuard is your best bet. Check out the Community FAQ!

There is a plugin ScreamingBedWars but im not sure it's working on the current version of Minehut, but give it a go.

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No. Only the ones that appear in the first page (don't click into any folders).

If you are able to access your server logs, please do so and send them to use using pastebin.

It doesn't look like this plugin is suitable for 1.16

As said above. Here's a YouTube tutorual on how to do so.

100%... not.

This is due to many safety issues that uploading a custom .jar file could cause.

Minehut doesnt have any control over player-server bans. An operator / owner of the server will need to run /unban (username).

Please provide a download link.

hey!

Adxm#0001*

He said he's been banned from all Minehut servers and the reason is cursing in the lobby. You can appeal here.

EssentialsX contains this.

It's on the first tab on your web panel. Its just a little input box.

M I N E H U T C O M M U N I T Y F A Q HOW TO CONNECT A CUSTOM DOMAIN DIFFICULTY: MEDIUM Introduction to Custom Domains If you’re wanting to make your server unique, you’ll want to get rid of the .minehut.gg domain, and connect your own. This means example.com, or play.example.com will bring you straight to your Minehut server. Owning the Domain: Obviously you’ll need to own the domain. You can purchase a domain using a domain provider, such as Namecheap, GoDaddy, or Google. Adding the DNS Record: You need to add something called a DNS Record to your domain. This is done differently in different domain providers. The type of record we need is a SRV Record. The service we need is _minecraft (the _ is important!). The protocol is _tcp. The name is whatever you want users to join with. For example if your domain is example.com, you might want users to join with mc.example.com, so you would enter mc in there. The target is your direct connect to your Minehut server. For example if your server name is coolServer, your direct connect would be coolServer.minehut.gg. Enter 1 for both the priority & weight, enter 25565 for the port, and leave the TTL to its current, default value. Then save this. Here is a screenshot of what it should look like, keep in mind it will look different depending on what domain provider you use! Also note it might take some time for this to update, and for you to be able to use it. You can watch the official YouTube tutorial here. 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.

M I N E H U T C O M M U N I T Y F A Q HOW TO USE WORLDGUARD REQUIREMENTS: WorldEdit DIFFICULTY: EASY Introduction to WorldGuard WorldGuard is a powerful plugin with a large bag of tricks for server owners, server map makers, regular survival servers, and everyone in between! Create zones in your world that only permit mods or certain players to enter, or set additional game rules on your server (deny block damage, falling damage, etc.). Creating Regions: WorldEdit Wand We firstly need a WorldEdit Wand, this can be done by doing //wand, you should have been given a wooden axe. Selecting the Region After this, you create a type of invisible box. You can do this by going to the bottom left of the area, and right clicking a block. Then you go to the top right of the area, and left click a block (alternatively you can use //pos1[/2] [coords]). Defining the Region Now that you’ve selected your region, you use the command /rg define (region). For example if you were defining your spawn, you’d run /rg define spawnArea. Setting Flags: 'Flags' are the sort of “game rules” that a region has. You can use flags to disable PvP, block breaking, and things like that. You can view a full list of WorldGuard flags here. To set or edit flags, you run /rg flag (region) (flag) (deny | allow). For example, if you want to disable PvP in spawn (the region we defined earlier), you’d run /rg flag spawnArea pvp deny. 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

M I N E H U T C O M M U N I T Y F A Q HOW TO USE COREPROTECT DIFFICULTY: EASY Introduction to CoreProtect CoreProtect is a fast, efficient, data logging and anti-griefing tool. Rollback and restore any amount of damage. Designed with large servers in mind, CoreProtect will record and manage data without impacting your server performance. CoreProtect is the #1 anti-griefing plugin, and has been actively developed since early 2012. Inspect Command: Using CoreProtect, you can view a block's history. To enable, run the command /co i. Now that you’ve got inspect enabled, you can click blocks to view all the information about it. To disable inspect, just run the command /co i again. Rollback Command: The rollback command allows you to "rollback" (go back to a previous block state), within a certain area. Here's the command /co rb u:(user) t:(time) r:(radius) a:(action) b:(blocks e:(exclude). It looks difficult, but it's not. u:(user) specifies the user the rollback is for t:(time) specifies the amount of time you want to rollback, this is done in weeks (w), days (d), hours (h), minutes (m) and seconds (s). For example this can turn into t:1w,2d,4h,30m,2s r:(radius) specifies what you want to rollback, this can be the number of blocks (r:10), a specific world (r:#world_nether), a selected worldedit (r:#we) or globally (r:#global) a:(action) specifies the specific action you want to rollback, though there are quite a few actions you can specify, I'll only mention a few here, blocks placed (a:+block), items taken out of a container (a:-container) or mobs killed (a:kill) are just a few examples of the many actions out there! b:(blocks) specifies which blocks you want to rollback specifically, if you want to rollback cobblestone and dirt for example this will turn into b:4,3 e:(exclude) specifies the blocks you want to exclude from the rollback, so if you want everything except a certain block to be rollbacked, you use this. So if you don't want obsidian to be rollbacked for example you use e:49 Here's an easy example of the rollback command, /co rb Trent 1d 50, this would rollback anything the user Trent has done within the past 1 day, within a radius of 50 blocks from you. Lookup Command: The lookup command allows you to search through block data. It uses the same format as the rollback command, so view above for parameters. Here’s the command, /co lookup u:<user> t:<time> r:<radius> a:<action> b:<blocks> e:<exclude>. An example of this would be /co lookup Trent 1d 50, this would view the history of anything the user Trent has done within the past 1 day, within a radius of 50 blocks from you. Other Commands: CoreProtect hosts a ton of other commands. For a full list of commands, visit the official site. 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