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Everything about Maps

  1. Download the .zip file of the map.
  2. After it has downloaded, press the Windows Key + R on your keyboard.
  3. This opens up a small window. In this window you type %appdata%. Then click OK. 
  4. Find and double click the .minecraft folder, this folder should be all the way at the top.
  5. Find and double click the saves folder. 
  6. Now drag the .zip file you downloaded and drag it into the saves folder, make sure you do not accidentally drag the .zip into another folder. 
  7. Now right click the .zip file and click on “unzip here”
  8. Start up MineCraft and enjoy your world!
  1. Download the .zip file of the map.
  2. Go to your Server Panel and stop the server. Don’t have a server yet? Click here to explore options!
  3. Go to your FTP files/server files. 
  4. Find a button that says upload and select the .zip file or simply drag the .zip file into the files.
  5. When the zip file is uploaded you have to unzip/unarchive the file.
  6. Now you should see a folder with the name of the world you uploaded. Select the folder called world. 
    1. If you want to save this world, right click the folder and rename it to something you can remember.
    2. If you don’t need this world anymore, right click the folder and delete it. 
  7. Now select the world you unzipped and rename it to “world”. It’s very important that you only use lower case letters. 
  8. Start your server and enjoy your world!

To add multiple maps to your Minecraft server you need a plugin called Multiverse-Core, if you have already installed this plugin skip to step 5

  1. Go to your Server Panel and stop the server
  2. Download Multiverse-Core from the internet, click here to go directly to the website. Make sure you get the right version!
  3. Go to your FTP Files/Server Files and find a folder called plugins
  4. Once in the plugins folder look for a button that says upload and select the Multiverse-Core.jar or simply drag the Multiverse-Core.jar into the folder.
  5. Upload the maps you want on your server. If you are not sure how check out “How do I add a map to my Minecraft Server?”.
  6. Remember the names of your worlds as you will need this later.
  7. Start your server and join the world.
  8. To import a new world type /mvimport WorldName NORMAL
    1. If the name of your world has capital letter you have to use those in the command as well 
    2. Are you importing a world with VoidGenerator, use /mvimport WorldName NORMAL -g VoidGenerator
  9. In chat it now says “Complete”, you can use /mvtp WorldName to get to your new world. 

Sometimes you don’t want Minecraft to generate new chunks beyond the border of your custom map, to prevent this you can use a plugin called VoidGenerator. If you already have this plugin installed on your server you can skip to step 5

  1. Go to your Server Panel and stop the server
  2. Download VoidGenerator from the internet, click here to go directly to the website. Make sure you get the right version!
  3. Go to your FTP Files/Server Files and find a folder called plugins
  4. Once in the plugins folder look for a button that says upload and select the VoidGenerator.jar or simply drag the VoidGenerator.jar into the folder
  5. To generate a void world with multiverse follow the steps below
    1. Start the server and log on.
    2. for custom worlds use /mvimport WorldName NORMAL -g VoidGenerator
    3. or for a full Void World use /mv create WorldName NORMAL -g VoidGenerator
    4. Make sure that if your world has Capital Letters that you use those in the command as well. 
  6. To generate a void world for your main “world” follow the steps below
    1. Go to your server files and scroll down, find the bukkit.yml, double click or edit the file. 
    2. scroll all the way down and add this to the file, save the file and restart your server 
worlds:
  world:
    generator: VoidGenerator
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Everything about Builds

  1. Look for WorldEdit mod on google. (You need Fabric or Forge loaders to use mods, look for tutorials on YouTube)
  2. Check which Minecraft version your Singleplayer world is and make sure you download WorldEdit for the same version.
  3. After it has downloaded, press the Windows Key + R on your keyboard.
  4. This opens up a small window. In this window you type %appdata%. Then click OK. 
  5. Find and double click the .minecraft folder, this folder should be all the way at the top.
  6. Find and double click the mods folder. (if there is no mod folder, right click and create a new folder, call the folder “mods”)
  7. Drop the WorldEdit mod in your mods folder
  8. Now start up Minecraft.
  1. Look for WorldEdit in your plugins section of your hosting server OR look for “WorldEdit plugin” on google.
  2. Check which Minecraft version your server has and make sure you download WorldEdit for the same version.
  3. Drop the WorldEdit plugin in your plugins folder in your server config
  4. Restart your server
  5. Join your server and do /plugins , if everything went well it should now show WorldEdit highlighted in Green.

For Singleplayer:

  1. Download the schematic
  2. Press the Windows Key + R on your keyboard.
  3. This opens up a small window. In this window you type %appdata%. Then click OK.
  4. Find and double click the .minecraft folder, this folder should be all the way at the top.
  5. Find and double click the config folder.
  6. Find a folder called WorldEdit
  7. Find the schematics folder and drag the schematic in the folder (if you have a zip file, unzip/extract first)
 
 

For Servers:

  1. Download the schematic
  2. Go to your server config
  3. Find the folder called plugins, click it
  4. Find a folder called WorldEdit, click it
  5. Find a folder called Schematics, click it
  6. Drag and drop the schematic file in the folder
  • When you have uploaded your schematics you can use various commands to paste your schematics in. Don’t know yet how to upload schematics, check out the two tabs below!
  1.  Once you have started your world/server you can paste your schematic
  2. To see all schematics use /schem list OR //schem list
  3. To load a schematic use /schem load SchematicName OR //schem load SchematicName
  4.  To paste a schematic use //paste
    1.  To paste without affecting terrain use //paste -a
    2. To paste with entities (armor stands/item frames) use //paste -e
    3. We recommend pasting all builds purchased from our website with //paste -ae
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Everything about Models

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  1.  Go to your Server Panel and stop the server
  2. Buy Nexo from the internet, click here to go directly to the website. Make sure you get the right version!
  3. Go to your FTP Files/Server Files and find a folder called plugins
  4. Once in the plugins folder look for a button that says upload and select the Nexo.jar or simply drag the Nexo.jar into the folder
  5. Start the server
  6. A folder has now been created in your server files /Nexo
  7. To check if Nexo is working type /nexo and check whether 

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Add files to the Nexo Resourcepack

  1. In the product you bought locate the Nexo folder. Zip the folder so you can transfer it easily.
  2. Simply drag the zipped Nexo folder into /plugins in your server.
  3. unzip or unarchive the folder and the files should automatically find their way to the correct lodation. To check this click on the Nexo folder on your server and check if the new files have been added to the folders.
  4. In game type /nexo reload and /nexo pack to apply the changes and reapply the Nexo resourcepack.

 

Add exisitng resourcepacks:

  1. To add more resourcepacks your existing resourcepacks, simply drag the zipped pack into /Nexo/pack/external_packs.
  2. Do not remove the RequiredPack and DefaultPack. 
  3. After adding the all the packs that your want simply reload Nexo and reapply the Nexo resourcepack by typing  /nexo reload and /nexo pack in game
  4. Make sure that the packs you are adding are zipped correctly and match the minecraft version.
 

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  1.  Go to your Server Panel and stop the server
  2. Download MythicMobs from the internet, click here to go directly to the website. Make sure you get the right version!
    1. Free version allows most mobs to work, limited options.
    2. Premium version is needed for almost all mobs you buy online, inlcuding the ones on this website.
  3. Go to your FTP Files/Server Files and find a folder called plugins
  4. Once in the plugins folder look for a button that says upload and select the MythicMobs.jar or simply drag the MythicMobs.jar into the folder
  5. Start the server
  6. A folder has now been created in your server files /MythicMobs
  7. To check if MythicMobs is working type /mythicmobs or /mm 

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  1. Go to your Server Panel and stop the server
  2. Download ModelEngine from the internet, click here to go directly to the website. Make sure you get the right version!
    1. Free version allows most models to work, limited options.
    2. Premium version is needed for almost all mobs you buy online, inlcuding the ones on this website.
  3. Go to your FTP Files/Server Files and find a folder called plugins
  4. Once in the plugins folder look for a button that says upload and select the ModelEngine.jar or simply drag the ModelEngine.jar into the folder
  5. Start the server
  6. A folder has now been created in your server files /ModelEngine
  7. To check if MythicMobs is working type /modelengine or /meg
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Everything about Events

You might be wondering what server you should get to play with your friends or host a few events. Choosing a server might seem hard, but it’s very easy if you just use our guide below.

How many players are gonna play on your server?

This is an important question because the more players are gonna play on your server, the more data it will need to handle. 

  • We advise you to never get a server with less than 4GB of RAM
  • 4GB RAM is good up to 10 players
  • 8GB is good up to 30 players
  • 12GB and higher is good for 100 players
 

What if I want mods are plugins on my server?

Mods and heavy plugins can have a significant impact on your server performance. Therefore you should make sure before you buy a server if your server host has the proper hardware to run the server.

  • We advise to have at least an Intel i7 core or AMD Ryzen 7 core (or something similar) for a modded server or a server with lots of plugins.
  • We advise to add 2GB of RAM if you are using mods or a lot of plugins on your server
    • Modded Server up to 10 players > 6GB RAM > AMD Ryzen 7 core
    • Modded Server up to 30 players > 10GB RAM > AMD Ryzen 7 core
    • Modded Server for 100 players > 16 GB RAM > AMD Ryzen 9 core

What server do I need for 100 player events? It’s what many people are wondering these days. We’ll try to advise you the best we can. For those not familiar with Minecraft Servers it seems almost impossible to have 100 players on the same server. But it’s really not that difficult if you have the right server. Many Server Hosts run with outdated hardware and prevent you from getting the most out of your server.

  • To run a server with 100 players we advise at least
    • RAM: 12 GB – DDR4 or similar or higher
    • CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 Core/Intel i7 Core or similar or higher
  • If you intend to use mods or a lot of plugins, you might want to increase the RAM
 

Curious what servers we use? PhytorMC uses the same hosting services for all our servers, Phytor Events, Phytor’s Legacy, Phytor Creation, Mindofneo Events and even our build servers run at Wepwawet Hosting.

Phytor Events runs 100 Player Events on the Extreme Iron Golem server at Wepwawet Hosting.

  • RAM: 16 GB – DDR5  ECC
  • CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 Core
  • Storage: Unmetered NVMe SSD (GEN4)

Without the proper plugins you can not run a server, let alone a good 100 player event. We will run down the most important plugins for your Minecraft Server!

  •  Bookshelf or EssentialsX
    • These plugins add a lot of basic, but really handy mechanics commands and fixes. 
    • They let you set warps, quickly teleport players, change your flying speed and a lot more
    • Download Bookshelf > or EssentialsX > by clicking here.
  • Lead or Teams plugin
    • These plugins let you make teams or let players make teams themselves.
    • They’re essential if you want to run a proper event.
    • Download Lead > by clicking here.
  • Simple Voice Chat
  • WorldEdit 
    •  WorldEdit is a plugin that helps you to quickly change terrain or add schematics to your map
    •  Tutorials on YouTube can quicly explain the basics of this plugin
    • Download WorldEdit via your server panel or here – WorldEdit >
    • Advanced users might want to use FastAsyncWorldEdit – FastAsyncWorldEdit >
  • Luckperms
    •  Luckperms allows you to give players specific permission or give groups of players specific permissions
    • Tutorials on youtube can explain the basics of luckperms
    • Download Luckperms > by clicking here
  • CoreProtect
    •  CoreProtect is a plugin that helps you to catch cheaters easily and repair griefed builds instantly
    • /co inspect ,  will let you see who broke or place blocks and even let’s you see who took something from a chest.
    • /co rollback , will let you rollback an area to how it looked like a few minutes/hours/days ago
    • Download CoreProtect > by clicking here.
  • WorldGuard
    •  WorldGuard is a plugin that let’s you protect certain areas on your server
    • If you select two points with a wooden axe and do /region define <name> it will create a region
    • /region flag <name> AND /region flags <name> , will let you change the permissions in this region
    • Download WorldGuard > by clicking here
  • Chunky
    • Chunky allows you to pre-generate chunks on your world. This will prevent lag from players rendering new chunks.
    • You can find tutorials on youtube on how to properly use Chunky.
    • Download Chunky > by clicking here
  • Multiverse-Core
    •  Multiverse core let’s you make multiple worlds on the same server. Depending on if you need multiple worlds in your event, you might not need this plugin.
    • Drag a world file into your server config, give it a name, like “world2”
    • /mvimport world2 Normal , will let you generate this new world without overwriting your current world.
    • /mvtp world2 , to teleport to this world
    • if you are using a Generator like VoidGenerator, the command should be /mv import world2 Normal -g VoidGenerator
    • Download MultiverseCore > by clicking here.
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