In this guide
Choose the right world
| World | Purpose | Claims and permanent builds |
|---|---|---|
| Main survival overworld | Homes, towns, farms, shops, and lasting projects. | Player claims are enabled. Build your permanent home here. |
| Resource world | Mining, wood, sand, stone, and other natural materials. | Claims and player shops are disabled. It resets. |
| Nether | Nether exploration and materials. | Player claims are disabled. Watch announcements about resets. |
| End | End exploration and materials. | Player claims are disabled. Watch announcements about resets. |
| Spawn | The server hub, crates, merchant, and shared facilities. | Protected server space. It is not a place to start a private claim. |
Use random teleports
/rtp finds a random location in the main survival world. /resworld sends you to a random location in the resource world. They serve different purposes, so check which one you are using before you start building.
The search uses the allowed world area and avoids a number of unsafe blocks and protected locations. It still helps to look around when you arrive. A safe place to stand is not automatically a good place for a base.
There is a short movement countdown. Stay still until it finishes. If a cooldown applies, chat will tell you when you can use the command again. Do not repeatedly run the command while it is already searching.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/rtp | Find a random main world location. |
/resworld | Find a random resource world location. |
/spawn | Return to spawn. |
/map | Get the public world map link. |
Gather responsibly
Use the resource world for natural materials so the main survival landscape can stay useful for builds. Bring food, tools, and a way to return home.
Player belongings and active work areas are still protected by the rules in every world. An unclaimed chest, temporary farm, or half finished build is not free to take. Ask the owner or staff when you are unsure.
Do not leave a large permanent base, shop stock, rare items, or valuable animals in a world that may reset. A home or waypoint only saves coordinates. It cannot preserve the world around them.
Before an announced reset
- Read the announcement for the exact world and time. Do not assume every world is resetting together.
- Move storage, tools, animals, temporary equipment, and anything else you want to keep to your main world base.
- Review homes and waypoints in that world. Remove or replace destinations that will become unsafe or useless.
- Leave the resetting world before the announced maintenance. Revisit it after staff say it is ready.
Watch the server announcements for reset dates. Move your valuables out of the affected world before the announced reset.
Finding space and using the map
The Map page is useful for seeing the area around you and planning routes. Use a stick in game to inspect claim ownership before settling.
Keep new builds and claims 200 blocks from another player’s claim boundary unless they agree otherwise. Respect unclaimed work too. A gap on the map is not permission to surround someone or block their expansion.
The map is public information. Use it to explore and plan, and follow the privacy rules. Do not use it to stalk players or repeatedly turn up at a private home after being asked to leave.
Nether roof and world boundaries
Nether roof access is allowed. Bedrock breaking is not. World borders and restricted areas still apply, even if a client tool or teleport route appears to let you get past them.
Keep portal access clear and respect other players’ routes. A portal or passage being usable does not give you permission to damage it or take ownership of it.