Hello! Today we bring you a quick guide on how to protect areas in Minecraft using WorldEdit and WorldGuard.Get ready to learn! 😎🎮 How to Protect Areas in Minecraft with WorldEdit and WorldGuard Preparations To get started, you’ll need: A wooden axe  🪓 WorldEdit  installed WorldGuard  installed It’s also helpful to have a building that you want to protect.🏰. 2. Inspect the Area First, check the area you want to protect. Take note of its size and height. Remember: don’t fo

Hello! In this guide, we’ll explain how to cancel invoices that were generated by mistake when purchasing a server, especially if you accidentally created additional servers. Go to the Client Area Once you’re in the client area, you’ll be able to see any pending invoices. If you’ve already paid the invoice for your service, you’ll likely want to cancel the additional ones. To do this, we need to cancel any pending or extra services that were generated. Click on "Manage"  for

Chunk loaders in Minecraft keep certain areas of the world active even when no players are nearby. This allows mob farms or crops to keep running continuously, making it ideal for maximizing resource production. ⚙️ What Is a Chunk Loader? A chunk loader keeps the game ticks running within a zone (usually 3x3 chunks). It can be used in the Overworld, Nether, or End, and is typically built using redstone mechanisms that send items through Nether portals to keep areas active. �

Hello! In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to create a schematic in a simple way. Whether you want to save a building or copy a piece of land to use it elsewhere, we’ll guide you through the process step by step. (For this tutorial, FastAsyncWorldEdit is required.) Step 1: Join your server Once you’re inside the server, we’ll use the command //wand, which will give us the tool needed to work with WorldEdit. Step 2: Select the first corner Next, head to the first corner of the b