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Away with you, vile beggar!

Well you know, escalators are basically a way (to travel), but in your comment you used the word “way” in the context of “way of the future”. Just... don’t worry about it. It’s 1am so I can’t think straight.

Pun intended?

Howdy there! You want to begin by doing op {your Minecraft username} in the server console (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=repIG83dq2I might also help you in this). Also, ensure that you have the Essentials plugin installed (in order to install it, go into the Plugin tab on your Minehut server console -- https://minehut.com/panel/minecraft/plugins -- and search for "Essentials". When you've found it, select it and press the Install Plugin button). When you have OP-ed yourself, and Essentials is installed, start up your server and join it. Once in-game do /gmc or /gamemode creative (both will work). Now you should be in gamemode creative! NOTE: Other users won't have creative unless you OP them and they execute the command; remember that OP gives users access to all the server commands. Next up, you want to go to your desired spawn point and do /setspawn which will do as it says on the tin -- set your world spawn. If you need anything else in regards to your server, feel free to DM me on Discord. My name and tag are Clarifity#5587

Oh nice

Explain this I am extremely confused

Remember to ALWAYS do /save-all before you stop your server. As for reverting the reset, I would recommend creating a support ticket (at https://minehut.com/support) and asking if the Minehut administrators have a save of your world backed up somewhere.

I think you mean "quality"

Before stopping your server, be sure to execute the /save-all command. As for reverting your world, you may want to try and submit a support ticket at https://minehut.com/support. The Minehut administrators might have a save of your progress backed up somewhere.

Yes me. It might not be our career, but obviously an activity we have on the side. For me, at least. I’ll talk to the other guys and see what we can do.

Damn dude, we might actually consider that.

Hey man. Well done! Have some sweet rep for all your hard work. Also, remember to buckle up before you slap; and that you should never spend even a buck on a 3D duck which is being sold on EBay by a seventeen year old bike rider called Wyatt.

Strange. Well, as I've said: I know barely anything about datapacks, so the video here might help.

In order to give yourself permission to use PermissionsEx, go into the Home tab on your Minehut console and execute the pex user {your username} add * via the console. This will give you access to every command in the PermissionsEx plugin. The following links might also help you: https://github.com/PEXPlugins/PermissionsEx/wiki/Basic-Permissions-Setup (PEX Beginner Information); http://wiki.mc-ess.net/doc/permissions (Essentials Permission Nodes); and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayGu4JIgeGI (PEX Tutorial).

Cheers! Be prepared for more

Thank you, kind stranger.

Ok so @Vocall and I made this thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSlPo8nk7xk&feature=youtu.be. Make sure to like and shoot the subscribe button with your musket.

No problem, buddy; wish you luck. Let me know if you need anything else.

Unfortunately, I'm not really an expert on datapacks, so I don't know exactly; however, I think you need to go into your File Manager tab, select the folder titled "world", then within the folder titled "datapacks" create a new folder for your datapack, and then transfer all of your datapack's files, one-by-one into there. The tutorial here might help (timestamp: 1:51)

Unfortunately, you cannot upload folders, but you can make them. In order to do this, go into the File Manager on your Minehut control panel and select the following icon: After creating your folder, you will need to upload each file from your datapack manually, one-by-one.

There might be corrupted files delaying/preventing your server from successfully booting up. I would recommend going into the Danger Zone on your Minehut control panel and selecting Repair Files. This will hopefully fix or, at the least, mitigate your issue.

This may be happening because the plugin has not been updated and made fit for the latest 1.14.4 update. You'll have to wait for the Minehut development team to get around to it, I'm afraid.

Yes, I think so. I'm not really an expert on it, though.

From what I've heard, datapacks should work, but you have to transfer each file from the manually datapack one-by-one.

This most likely happened because you abruptly stopped the server without executing the /save-all command. Currently, there are two things you can do: if you have a downloaded save of your world, prior to the deletion, you may be able to upload it (there is a tutorial on uploading worlds, which may be found here); if you do not have a downloaded save, you could ask the development team if they have a backup of your world saved somewhere. In order to contact the development team, you may submit a support ticket here.