Like most games, Minecraft provides a built in mechanism to set authorized players as administrators of the server. Mojang, the game developer, has chosen the term OP (operator). > An operator is one of the highest level of access any player can have on a Minecraft server Managing OP Players You can assign OP players by either use of NodePanel, Console Commands,...
Gamerules can control various aspects of the gameplay, and provide a lot of customisation for server owners. Gamerule command Setting the value of a gamerule /gamerule Getting the current value of a gamerule /gamerule A rule name is the name of the specific gamerule that you would like to set, or view. A list can be seen...
What is a "Ticking Entity"? A Ticking Entity crash is caused by a monster or creature that has become corrupted in the data files for the game. Entities is what Minecraft calls all monsters and creatures in the game. While the game is running. the information for the entity can become corrupted. This corruption can be so bad that any attempt by the...
Creating your own custom modpack can be a daunting task. If you're not familiar with the process, we'd heavily recommend you consider using one of the pre-built packs available via the Twitch (Curse) launcher, or the ATLauncher. We have many of these available for installation via One Click Installer, and will also be happy to install any other packs that provide server files - just...
This article will guide you through that process of uploading your own existing Minecraft world to your Nodecraft Server. Install the Same Modpack and Version of Minecraft on the Server: First use the "One Click" installer on the Nodecraft server control panel to install the same version of Minecraft, and the modpack, that the world was created on. Uploading a world...
If utilising a jar that supports custom colours in your MOTD, such as Spigot/Bukkit, users can produce a much more appealing and welcoming MOTD. Customising the MOTD The following colour codes can be used to customise the MOTD: \u00A70 = Black \u00A71 = Dark Blue \u00A72 = Dark Green \u00A73 = Dark Cyan \u00A74 = Dark Red \u00A75 = Purple \u00A76 = Orange...
What version are you currently running? Generally with every modpack update, a new version number is published. This version number is an important point of comparison to determine if your server is up to date. This can be seen from the top of every page within NodePanel, the top of the One Click Installer page, or on the Overview section. Bytesize...
Joining your Minecraft server is a simple process, which is detailed below. First, you will need to locate your server's hostname, which is located on your instance's page under the title of your instance. In the example below, it is the blue text with "example.nodecraft.host" Example Minecraft Server You will also want to Start the server using the green arrow...
