Minecraft
The guides in this category are written for the free Minecraft server. You will find plugins like EssentialsX, LuckPerms, WorldGuard, Spark and CoreProtect, modpacks like Cobblemon and Create, plus Bedrock crossplay, backups and the most common startup errors. Up front you see what runs on the Free plan with 2 GB, what needs more RAM and where sleep mode gets in the way after 15 minutes without players.
54 guides found
Fixing Mod Errors on Forge, NeoForge, and Fabric Servers
The most common mod messages in the server log of Forge, NeoForge, and Fabric: what they mean, how serious they are, and how to fix them step by step.
Minecraft World Data Corrupted or Not Saving: Fixing the Error Messages
The world won't save, chunks come from a newer version, or a region file is corrupted: for every message related to world data, you'll find the cause, impact and next steps here.
Minecraft Server Overloaded: Fix Watchdog, Lag and Memory Errors
"Can't keep up", a watchdog abort or OutOfMemoryError: what each overload and memory message means, how serious it is and what to do right now.
Fixing Startup, Login, and Connection Messages on Your Minecraft Server
Port in use, missing EULA, invalid session, or the proxy can't find the target server: what the most common startup and login messages mean and what you can do.
Bedrock and Geyser: Understanding and Fixing Server Log Messages
Geyser, Floodgate and Bedrock add-ons report problems in the server log. Here you will find what each message means, how serious it is and how to fix it.
TaCZ 1.19.2: Fixing the Attachment Error After Respawn
Identify a specific TaCZ ClassCastException, install the verified client add-on, and check your weapon and attachment after a respawn or dimension change.
Berlin in Minecraft: Build a Scene with a Giant and a Dragon
Plan a controlled Berlin scene on your world copy. Distinguish between map data, custom architecture, and the creatures you add on top.
A Living Minecraft City: One Street, Traffic and Residents
Build a small, lively neighborhood on your GeoWorld city base. Keep the map world, models, movement and playable tasks separate.
Pixelmon or Cobblemon: Deciding for Your Small Group
Compare your devices, the offered pack version, and the game night you have in mind. Historical measurements are no substitute for a direct performance test.
Updating Cobblemon to 1.8.1: Check the Pack, World, and Way Back Together
Prepare the version change for your existing Cobblemon group: a complete baseline, the right pack release, preserved settings, and a real client join.
Cobblemon RAM and Performance: Interpreting Measurements Correctly
Check memory, tick time and your own world load instead of relying on a fixed player formula. With recalculated Cobblemon bot data, correct units and disclosed measurement limits.
Cobblemon Permissions with LuckPerms: Check Grants, Limits, and All Nodes
Grant a small Cobblemon permission without OP and check which other command branches come with it. The full reference stays tied to version 1.8.1.