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The “requires latest version of MCGalaxy” comment is false as 1.9.5.0 is not even out yet, and to be more correct is to specify that it needs a development build which version themselves as 1.9.4.9 annoyingly. A minor nitpick but whatever…

Why are you running the server as admin?

This is no other than some chrome server with a crappy PVP texture pack, unimpressive main, built together with only plugins found on public GitHub repos and advertisement of features that don't even exist

Look into /help newlvl and /help os map

They won't do anything as the rules allow that. Basically it's best advice to not play on that server as it's a platform for hate speech.

The server has verify-names disabled which means anyone can join under any name, and thus you should know just because someone is playing under their name doesn't mean it's them. In most cases it's probably someone impersonating them.

This server seems to be poorly managed, and has verify-names disabled on the server. And the rules state that "Everything ( literally Everything ) is allowed except griefing", which implies slurs, bigotry and harassment are allowed alongside things disallowed by ClassiCube ToS.

Yes. As the post you're replying states you need to add using MCGalaxy.Modules.Awards; to the top of your file. (Why does Invision not support small code blocks like Markdown or HTML's <code> block?)

The V1 server list is static. I will have to write a new guide once the V2 server list API has been finalized alongside the release of MCGalaxy 1.9.5.0.

The server might be down at the moment, check the server list sometime later.

Use message blocks. See /mb on how to use them. And to assist with filling in said portals use /t to basically repeat the command every single time you place a block.

There is no game development involved in ClassiCube, especially on Andrews side

I couldn't join that server anyways, as for some reason any traffic to the IP that the server is on is just blocked by any ISP or mobile provider in my country. But what they're doing is just... bad. A server MUST have organic players for it to grow an actual player base. Not some bots but actual players who are interested in playing your server. And as the fact that there are many freebuild servers the competition is very extreme for the top place on the server list to get all the attention of the players. So from what I'm assuming Mike wants to hold the top spot most of the time to gain peoples attention. And from my experience you're only successful if you bring anything unique to the table and not for just being at the top of the server list.

For one, the Betacraft server list is entirely static so the guide is pointless. However there will be a new one once Betacraft V2 comes out. For the whole warping thing you use a OnPlayerConnectEvent handler to check if the players username ends in + and if not warp them to the classic freebuild map on join, also make sure to handle map joins with the HandleJoinedLevel event, if you don't like that then parse the command and check if it's /goto, and if so cancel the command with a generic message.

Windows 8.0 has been out of support since 2016, I recommend upgrading to 8.1. However you could try enabling TLS 1.2 in internet options, which you can get to from control panel.

8.1 or 8.0? The .1 makes a huge difference in being able to help you

Are you using Windows 8.0 or 8.1?

Did you port forward?

Delete fontcache.txt in the working directory ClassiCube uses.

Me when I /dev/urandom my knee

Set the public flag to true in server.properties which is in the properties folder.

You edit server.properties in the properties folder. There you can find a server name field. Change it.

There's nothing you can do about it other than changing the font used.

Install latest Internet Explorer version, install all the updates required to enable TLS 1.2 support. Once you have the updates installed then enable TLS 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2 support.

Press F12 on your keyboard, it should take a screenshot in the screenshots directory in the working directory that ClassiCube is running at, which is usually where the executable for ClassiCube is at.