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Playing Minecraft (what should I do?)

Okay, I'm in the game. Now what?

Welcome! It's Minecraft with a lot more going on than the last time you may have played. 

Some things you might want to try: 

  • catch some Pokemon 
  • go exploring
  • do some strip-mining in survival & hang out in a cave
  • hop on a train and ride it around
  • pick somewhere on the map to explore (press M to bring up the map, right click for teleport options)
  • build some things in Creative mode
  • browse the thousands of blocks we have available to build with
  • do parkour or grind on some rails

Server Etiquette

  1. Basic expectations: don't be a dick
  2. Don't break any existing structures on purpose, fix things if you break them by accident
  3. Don't build on top of existing structures unless given permission (unless you find something unoccupied and generated by the game)
  4. Don't loot people's chests without permission
  5. No griefing 
  6. Try to warn people before teleporting to them (avoid jumpscares lol)
  7. Be as chatty as you want (or not) 
  8. Ask for permission before inviting new players

Useful Slash Commands

Some useful slash commands to know. Hit T to bring up the chat window and begin typing. Tab will autocomplete suggested commands. You can read more about them here. 

Some commands may require admin to use, we're gonna see what we can do about that.

/gamemode survival

switch to survival mode

/gamemode creative

switch to creative mode

/time set day|noon|night|midnight

set global game time - also accepts numbers like 6 for 6am, 15 for 3pm

/weather clear|rain|thunder

set global weather (rain makes snow in cold biomes

/spawnpokemon <pokemon> [attributes]

example - /spawnpokemon shiny abra ability=synchronize

/tp @playername | /teleport @playername

teleport to named player instantly

/locate structure <structure>

get the coordinates for the nearest instance of a structure

/locate biome <biome>

get the coordinates of the nearest biome within 32x64 blocks (ex: minecraft:plains)

/locate poi <poi>

get the coordinates of the nearest point of interest within 256 blocks