CoolProgrammer

Hey. As Aur0x said, MultiverseCore is a plugin that will allow you to make a separate world, change it's spawn point and also configure what world the player first spawns in. As soon as you upload/install a new world and MultiverseCore, try the following: -> Go to your uploaded/installed world and type /mv setspawn, essentially setting a spawn-point for this particular world. -> Proceed to type this command: /mv config firstspawnworld (name) Replace (name) with the name of world you just installed/uploaded. Confirm by typing /worlds. -> As soon as a new player joins, they will spawn at the new point you just set. Additionally, you can install EssentialsX & EssentialsSpawn to access /setspawn and allowing players /spawn by adding "essentials.spawn" permission to the default group of your permissions plugin (if you have a permissions plugin installed).

Here are a couple of ways you're able to find banned players on your server: -> Typing in /pardon and then tab-completing this command, essentially listing all the banned players. -> A manual glance at banned-players.json file which can be found directly under File Manager tab of your server, on the Dashboard. If this file does not list the player's in-game name, instead lists the UUID, you can search the player's in-game name by typing in this UUID on a website such as https://namemc.com. For example: 9bbd2b0b-c152-4ee3-a4e3-ad3845f00ed9. And identifying it:

Hey, there is a very high chance you changed your Level Name, and as soon as your server started after the name change, it generated an entirely new world. If that's the case, please try the following: -> Go to the Dashboard (https://minehut.com/dashboard) and click on Edit Server (or Activate if it is hibernating). -> Now navigate to Settings tab. -> Check the Level Name. If this is not 'world', change it to 'world' (without the singular quotes of-course). -> Click on Save and then Restart your server. -> Now join the server and you should have your original world again. Note: Minehut has a command called /worlds which allows you to see and teleport across worlds on your server. In-case you feel lost anytime, always make sure to type /worlds and try clicking on different names that appear.

Hey, sorry about that, but can you do the following? Go to Dashboard and Start your server. Once it shows Online, Stop it, and do the following as quickly as possible: -> Navigate to File Manager tab. -> Delete the folder named world_the_end. -> Open file with name bukkit.yml. -> Go to the very bottom of this file, and copy-paste the following: worlds: world_the_end: generator: BetterEnd -> Click on Save and start your server. -> You should now see the changes.

Hey, there is a high chance you accidentally changed your server's main level name. What do you see in /worlds? Do you see 6 different worlds? If yes, try the following: -> Go to https://minehut.com/dashboard/. -> Click on Edit Server/Activate. -> Navigate to Settings tab. -> Change Level Name to world. ("world" can be your previous level name) -> Click on Save. -> Restart your server, join back and you should have your progress in place.

Hey, here is what you need to do: -> Stop your server. -> Delete world_the_end folder. -> Open bukkit.yml file. -> Go to the very end of this file and copy paste the following: worlds: world_the_end: generator: BetterEnd -> Save the file. -> Start your server. Sorry, duplicate response.

It might be that the world is big, or there was a problem with the file server. Keep trying and eventually, it will work.

Everything will remain the same, except your worlds will be converted to 1.17. Make sure to do the following before you proceed: -> Use the command /dl world (name) to download all worlds on your server. Use /worlds to find a list of worlds. -> Create a fresh server back-up under Backups tab of your server.

I doubt vanilla ban command would be able to issue a ban since the username contains an astrisk. Try installing a plugin such as AdvancedBans and try to ban them.

Hey, does your server crash every time you start it? If you're sure about that, please obtain your log as follows: -> As soon as your server crashes, go to File Manager tab. -> Go to folder named /logs, scroll all the way to the bottom, and open latest.log file. -> Copy everything and paste it here. This will allow us to find out why your server crashes.

Hey, since your server tried to load a world from a higher version of Minecraft, it terminated itself. Here is what you can do: -> Switch your server version to 1.17. -> Use /dl world (name-of-world) to download all worlds you have. -> Switch your server version to 1.16.5. -> Delete all world folders in File Manager tab of your server. -> Start your server. This should start your server, and since you have all your worlds downloaded, you can use some techniques to change the 1.17 world to a 1.16.5 world.

Hello, follow these steps: -> Go to https://minehut.com/dashboard and click on Edit Server. -> Navigate to Backups tab of your server and create a new backup. -> Now go back in-game and type /worlds to check worlds you have on your server. -> Use /dl world (name-of-world) to download all your worlds and save progress, in-case something goes wrong. -> Now go back to the Dashboard, navigate to Appearance tab, and select the server version to be 1.17.

Hey, I wouldn't judge your intentions on using this, but here is a small code I've made. And I also assume you have all the required stuff such as Mineflayer. Please make sure to read the note I've left below in this post. // Importing const mineflayer = require('mineflayer') // Your server name const name = 'server-name'; // Minecraft account credentials const email = 'someone@example.com'; const password = 'secure-password'; // Create your bot, with connection information. const bot = mineflayer.createBot({ host: `${name}.minehut.gg`, port: 25565, username: email, password: password, version: '1.16.5' }) // Bot login event (fired as soon as the bot joins the server) bot.on('login', () => { // Send a message in chat after the bot joins bot.chat("Beep boop, I'm a bot :3") // Console message console.log("Bot has connected to the server") }) Important Note: This risks your Minehut account and/or your server if you intend to use this for boosting your server's player count. Using bots to boost your server is a punishable offense (https://minehut.com/rules/). Use this at your own risk, you've been warned.

Oh okay

Hey, is your server version 1.17? Confirm with /version. You're also able to check your server version at https://minehut.com/dashboard.

Can you type in /dl log, open the link that pops up in chat, download the file and upload it here? This allows us to find why those plugins failed to enable.

Hey, try to press Force Hibernate button in Danger Zone tab of your server. If that doesn't work, make a Support Ticket at https://minehut.com/support/ by clicking on the blue Contact Support button.

Hey did you restart your server?

Hey, please make a ticket at https://minehut.com/support/ by clicking on the blue Contact Support button.

You can make an appeal here. There is a high chance your account was compromised to spam the lobbies or bot a server. This is where you can appeal: https://forums.minehut.com/forum/24-player-appeals/

I assume you're talking about warps or homes. You can use EssentialsX plugin to create warps using /createwarp, and teleport to it using /warp. EssentialsX also allows you to set homes using /sethome (name), and teleport to it using /home (name).

You're only able to read the latest.log file. Any file that ends with .tar.gz is a compressed log, and can only be uncompressed to a log file using a tool such as WinRAR. Since Minehut doesn't allow you to download or uncompress them yet, you're not able to access those.

No problem

Minehut had issues. Seems like they were fixed, everything looks good.