Build server

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SimPvP also has a build server, this server is completely separate from the main server. Because of this, the rules there are also different. The build server is intended to allow people who regularly play on the main SimPvP server community access to a creative server. Access to the server is a privilege, not a right.

The server is whitelisted, the only way to gain access is for someone already whitelisted to whitelist you.

It is accessed on build.simpvp.net

Worlds

The creative server is split into worlds, each owned by somebody. This is to make it easier to organize things, and make it easy to figure out who owns what. Worlds are named as 'owner'-'name'. The build server uses multiworld to provide the multiple worlds. Click the link to see a full list of commands available. Basically you'll want to do /mw create <world name>, then /mw load <world name>, and finally use /mw goto <world name> to go between the different worlds.

The rules

  • Do not grief other people's things
  • Don't do unnecessary building. The server's resources are limited, so please don't just worldedit to create huge buildings or whatever just for the fun of it.
  • Every world has to be prefixed by the owner of that world. So if your name is yukarion, and you want to create a world named example, it must be named yukarion-example. If multiple people are to use the same world, select a single person to be the 'owner' of that world.
  • You may only give other people access to the server if they are familiar with these rules, and you trust that they will follow them. To give somebody access, /op them.

Making events/minigames

For those building events and wanting to use command blocks to teleport players: We don't use the vanilla /tp command, but instead we use one called /tpc that takes the following arguments: /tpc <x> <y> <z> <world> <player>, where the events world is called events. So to teleport the player 10 blocks up relative to the command block, you might use: /tpc ~ ~10 ~ events @p[r=10]