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=== ENGLISH === So you’ve decided to set up a Minecraft server, but how much does your selected game require? Whether it is choosing from a variety of Minecraft versions or one of our many other games, each configuration will require different amounts of RAM allocated to the server. R...
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While vanilla Minecraft offers plenty of interesting experiences, one of the most exciting parts about the game is the ability to add mods. These allow you to b...
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You marked a location, came back later, and now you have no idea where it is. In a world without limits, that is a real problem. The solution is teleporting directly to coordinates — a precise, instant way to move anywhere in Minecraft without wandering. This guide covers how coordinates work, ho...
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Once cheats or operator permissions are active on your Minecraft Java Edition server or singleplayer world, the /summon command opens up a range of creative possibilities. One of the less-known arguments is {NoAI:1}, which lets you spawn any mob or entity in a completely frozen state (no movement...
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Running a mob farm, a crop farm, or an automatic smelter in Minecraft comes with one frustrating limitation: the machine stops working the moment you walk away. Minecraft only keeps the area around you actively simulated, which means any farm or redstone device in an unloaded chunk goes idle unti...
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Status effects in Minecraft do more than passive damage or slowness from a swamp. With the right command, you can apply any effect to any player at any level — instantly. Whether you’re building a minigame that needs constant speed, running a hardcore server, or just want to test what level...
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Overview While vanilla Minecraft can be a lot of fun on its own, adding mods is one of the best ways to reshape gameplay, fr...
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Water is one of the most frustrating obstacles when building in Minecraft. Whether you are draining an ocean monument, clearing a flooded cave, or cleaning up after a river runs through your build site, removing water requires dealing with every source block or it keeps coming back. This guide co...
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When you die in Minecraft, every item in your inventory drops on the ground and despawns after five minutes. The keepInventory gamerule stops that from happening, letting you keep inventory on in Minecraft so nothing is lost on death. This guide covers how to enable it on both Java a...
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Teleporting on a Minecraft server lets players instantly move to coordinates or jump to another player’s location. The feature is built into the game, but it requires operator (OP) status to use. Once you have OP access, the /tp c...
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