The SAER2 server is made possible through a collaboration between HolyHosting and Rubik. This guide provides a collection of tutorials, important information, and solutions to common issues to help you make the most of your experience on the server. Mod Tutorials Angle Snap The Angle Snap feature is only useful if you're using the machine shown in this video: 💡 Automatic Rotation Machine – YouTube. This option locks object rotation to predefined angles, making movements mor

Hello! In this guide, we’ll show you how to install the Pufferfish version on your Minecraft server. Pufferfish is a fork of Paper that includes additional configuration options designed to optimize server performance. It’s ideal if you plan to have many players online at the same time or if you want your server to run more efficiently under heavy load. How Do I Install This Version? Installing this version is very easy thanks to our panel. First, go to your server and naviga

🧽 What is Sponge? Sponge is a modified Minecraft server that allows you to install plugins (like Bukkit/Spigot) but is based on Forge. This means it can run mods and plugins simultaneously—something other servers like Spigot or Paper don’t allow. How Do I Install This Version? Installing this version is very easy thanks to our panel. First, go to the “Versions”  section, where you’ll see the available software options. From there, select Sponge . Once inside, you’ll see the

🧵 What is Quilt? Quilt is a modding platform for Minecraft Java Edition. Its goal is to take the best parts of Fabric and improve its internal structure, community, and governance. It uses the Quilt Loader, which is very similar to the Fabric Loader, so many Fabric mods are compatible with Quilt. How Do I Install Quilt on My Server? To install this modloader, go to the “Versions”  section in your server panel and select the Quilt version. Once you enter that section, you’ll

🧵 Why was my server migrated? Was it a manual decision or automatic? Sometimes we migrate servers to a new node at the client’s request, especially to improve latency (ping) for all players. However, most migrations are handled automatically by our intelligent load balancing system. This system monitors each node’s performance in real time and, if it detects that one might soon become overloaded, it moves the server(s) to the least congested node available within the same l

Hello! At some point, you’ve probably wanted to install mods on your Project Zomboid server. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process step by step. How do I install mods? The installation process is pretty straightforward, but you need to follow the steps carefully! First, head over to the Steam Workshop and subscribe to the mods you want so they’re available on your client. Then, find the “Mod ID” and “Workshop ID” for each one—you can locate these by scrolling down