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What was the timestamp of the backup?

Player data, such as inventories, advancements, and etc are stored in the main world folder. (That's how BukkitAPI made it work) The main world folder can be changed in Minehut's Settings Panel. Now suppose you upload a world with the name "ul_myWorld", you should stop your server, change your world name to "ul_myWorld", then check if the folder has these sub folders: "advancements", "playerdata" and if so, then start back the server. Your players should have their inventories back in place. Clean Steps: • Upload world. Make sure to note down the name of the world that you uploaded. Also make sure you have playerdata folder in it. • Stop your server. • Go to your Server Panel -> Settings, and change your Level Name to the world name you just uploaded. • Start back your server. • Players should then have their data back.

The best way you can debug an internal error (if you are the author of the code) is to execute the command which is causing error, and then use /dl logs to check the Stack Trace. If you are unable to debug, post it here so that we can help you.

Number of plugins and plan type? A server will wake up, but won't start if you have more than 12 plugins on a free plan. If you own the server, check if you are on a free plan. If so, check if you have more than 12 plugins. Also what type of message do you get when you execute /join (server) or /server (server)?

Are you sure? I know that backing up sometimes removes plugins of your server but keeps the files and plugin data stored. Try using /worlds to check if it actually reset your world. Also, did you rollback to a time where you had nothing in the world?

Try posting this in the Marketplace forums too

Thanks Goose, I appreciate it

They clearly mentioned that it's untested and might have many bugs. They also tried their best to provide you the Skript with your needs for free.

I assume you meant this: "How do I use Skript variables in quotation marks?" This is how you do it: command /cooltest: trigger: set {cool} to "%player% is really cool" send "%{cool}%" to player Basically, if you want to use a variable in quotation marks, you surround the curly braces {} with %% Like soo: "%{yayMyVariable}%"

I'm sorry for your loss. If I recall correctly, WorldEdit stores your previous 15 actions performed. If your Dev removed the thing in less than 15 actions, then you should be able to rollback the actions using //undo 1 <your-dev-ign>. However if that doesn't work, I'd suggest you doing these things to prevent such stuff happening in the future: • Have server backups enabled - This is a new Minehut feature which was added yesterday. Check the backups section because your server should have Backups enabled already. (1 backup per hour) • Install CoreProtect - CoreProtect is a plugin which allows you and check who placed what block. You can also rollback or restore chunks. CoreProtect also hooks into WorldEdit and then logs in WorldEdit actions. These actions can be rolled back anytime, without any problem. Also, if you think that your Dev did this on purpose to grief the server, you should consider making a Player Report under the Reports forum. I wish you all the best!

Ok nerd.

No worries Can you copy paste the errors here? I'll fix them for you.

This is how I'd consider doing it instead of using "on first join" event: on join: if {firstjoined::*} does not contain player's uuid: firstJoin(player) add player's uuid to {firstjoined::*} function firstJoin(p: player): send "Welcome to server for the first time :D Edit code to do stuff when player first joins" to {_p} # add code here Skript will check if player's profile exists in your main world folder "world/playerdata/<player's uuid>.dat", and if it doesn't exist, only then it would call the "on first join" event. Wouldn't recommend using "on first join".

Skript does provide sorting example skript when you first install it. Here is a piece of code that I used to use on my server. loop {balance::*}: add 1 to {_size} if {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value%} is not set: set {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value%} to loop-index else: set {_n} to 0 loop {_size} times: set {_n} to {_n} + 1 {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value-1%.%{_n}%} is not set set {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value-1%.%{_n}%} to loop-index stop loop set {_n} to size of {_low.to.high.list::*} loop {_low.to.high.list::*}: set {_high.to.low.list::%{_n}%} to loop-value set {_n} to {_n} - 1 set {_i} to 0 send "&8&l» &3&lTop Balances" loop {_high.to.low.list::*}: set {_player} to "%loop-value%" parsed as offline player set {_uuid} to uuid of {_player} if {_player} is not "<none>": add 1 to {_topnumber} send "&3%{_topnumber}%&8| &b%{_player}% &8| &3$&b%{balance::%{_uuid}%}%" add 1 to {_i} if {_topnumber} > 9: stop Feel free to use it, and make sure to customize it according to your needs.

Try settings these flags: /region flag __global__ tnt deny /region flag __global__ explosion deny /region flag __global__ other-explosion deny Alternatively, you can set "block-tnt: true" in your WorldGuard configuration.

This is what you can do: • Execute the command. • Execute /dl log • Look for the Stack Trace of the Exception caused by the plugin command. • Report it to the author/devs of Minehut so that they can find out the issue. You can also report it to the author of Geyser.

That was so fast! Thanks a lot

Hi bros and bro-ettes. I've seen multiple people go around, asking "HoW tO mAkE a CuStOm WhItElIsT sKrIpT?!?!" So today, I'm going to show you how to make a custom whitelist system with Skript. As an example, I'll show you how to disallow a player if they have offline for 10 minutes or more. If they've been offline for less than 10 minutes, let them in. Or else, get lost! It's simple, trust me What do we need??? • Command - Ofcouse we need a command for our custom whitelist system (/whitelist). • Player Connect Event - This event is called when the player successfully joins the server. Here you can kick/disallow the player for a reason. (on connect) • Player Quit Event - This event is called when the player leaves the server. Note that this is also called whenever the player is kicked from the server, e.g. causes like lag, /kick, /ban, etc. (on quit) How to??? Think about it... What can be done in the "on connect" event, what can be done with the "on quit" event, and how to whitelist? Simple! We will use "on connect" event to check if the server is whitelisted and calculate the time the players has been offline for. Disallow them if they have been offline for 10+ minutes or else let them in. We will use "on quit" event to set the timestamp at when they left! 3 things, 2 events, 1 command. Code them, and then pog! Things to keep in mind... • Add Permission To Bypass - Oh? Aren't you disallowing ALL players if they are 10 minutes late?! What if your fellow staff members are late?! Won't that tell them to "get lost"? That's rude and not cool at all... Simply check if player has permission, and bypass if they have. (Useful if you want to allow people with a rank to bypass) Coding Part Let's start with the events! Starting with on connect event first? on connect: # To check if the server is whitelisted (this variable will be modified in the command code) if {whitelist} is set: # We check here if player is allowed to bypass the whitelist ;) if player does not have permission "whitelist.bypass": # Just to make sure to not let player in if they're joining late for the first time if {lastdisconnect::%uuid of player%} is not set: kick the player due to "You're late! Get lost! (jk <3)" stop # We set a temp variable {_leavetime} which will calculate and store the amount of time player has been offline set {_leavetime} to difference between {lastdisconnect::%uuid of player%} and now # Check if the player is offline for more than 10 minutes if {_leavetime} is greater than 10 minutes: # Pretty rude kick message, but okay kick the player due to "You're late! Get lost! (jk <3)" delete {lastdisconnect::%uuid of player%} stop Now the on quit event! on quit: # Once again, just to extempt people with this permission if player does not have permission "whitelist.bypass": # This variable will store time when the player left! set {lastdisconnect::%uuid of player%} to now Sweet! We have our 2 events in place! Now let's do deh command. command /whitelist [<text>]: permission: whitelist.command permission message: &cNo bro, this command is not for you >:( trigger: if arg 1 is "on": if {whitelist} is not set: set {whitelist} to true broadcast "Whitelist was turned on! If you go offline for more than 10 minutes, you will not be able to join again! Panik" stop send "&cWhitelist is already turned on." else if arg 1 is "off": if {whitelist} is set: delete {whitelist} broadcast "Whitelist was turned off!" stop send "&cWhitelist is already turned off." else: send "&cUsage: /whitelist (on/off)" Done I guess? That's it! Okay, okay, want some more fancy stuff? Let's make it so that if the player joins in time, it will broadcast "<player> joined within <time> of leaving! Phew." We need another event for this. It's on join event! (Note that on join and on connect events are different) Here! on join: # Permission for extempting staff members if player does not have permission "whitelist.bypass": # Check if the last disconnect variable is set. This is to avoid the ugly <none> being put in the message >.> if {lastdisconnect::%uuid of player%} is set: # I hope you know what this is ;) (if not, go to the on connect event block) set {_timediff} to difference between {lastdisconnect::%uuid of player%} and now broadcast "&e%player% &fjoined back in &e%{_timediff}% &fafter leaving! Phew!!!" delete {lastdisconnect::%uuid of player%} Yay! This is just an example, you can change and create your own version. I'm not a native english speaker so might have embarrassing english mistakes >.> sorry. NOTE THAT I MADE THIS IN 10 MINUTES AFTER I WOKE UP. CODE QUALITY IS/MIGHT BE BAD. THE PURPOSE OF THIS IS JUST TO SHOW HOW TO MAKE A CUSTOM WHITELIST SKRIPT. THIS IS UNTESTED AND MIGHT HAVE STUPID MISTAKES AND BUGS. I WILL EDIT IT ONCE I TEST IT AND FIND BUGS.

If you have a world folder in your main file directory, then you can install Multiverse and import and load the world via /mv import <world-name>.

With LuckPerms, you could simply do this: command /givemeadmin: permission: admin.please trigger: execute console command "lp user %player% parent set admin" send "u got free admin, enjoy" to player The reason is, that sk-perms on Minehut doesn't work as intended. That's how I'd do it. ^

What do you mean by "save"? Is it a "schematic" or a "world"?

The best way to do that would be using Ersatz (Skript Addon) and PlaceholderAPI. Once you install PlaceholderAPI, all you have to do is, execute /papi ecloud download Vault Vault will basically provide you with placeholders related to permissions and economy plugin. /papi ecloud placeholders Vault for a full list of placeholders. Once you install Ersatz, you will be able to grab PlaceholderAPI placeholders, and set those as variables in Skript. Here is an example: command /test: trigger: # Setting a temp variable. "%%vault_eco_balance%%" or "vault_eco_balance" both will work. set {_balance} to placeholder "vault_eco_balance" from player # Showing player their current balance. (If you have essentials/currency plugin installed) send "%{_balance}%" to player Now since you have Vault expansion installed, we will be able to grab and use any of these placeholders: Also, use /papi parse me %some_placeholder% to check which one you want to use. Also make sure you have Vault installed.

Make sure to uninstall any Permissions plugin, to prevent the other operator from banning you again. If they have "*", they override the permissions to ban other operators, and you cannot ban them. Once you remove/check the permissions database, you can put it back, and then /minecraft:pardon <username>.