Game updates, plugin versions and improvements to our interface with a traceable history.
Recorded, available and installed are different states. Your actual installation status and suitable updates are shown in the server panel.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
OPTIONS
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MAX_CLIENTS
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RELEASE_VERSION
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AllowPvP
Players can hurt each other.
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ServerName
Name shown in the server browser and on connect.
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WhitelistMode
Default and On allow only whitelisted players on a dedicated server. Add players with /player <name> whitelist on. Off allows all players to join.
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MaxChunkRadius
Cap on client chunk load distance. Higher costs noticeably more RAM/CPU.
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WelcomeMessage
Shown to every player on join.
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AdvertiseServer
Show the server in the official server list.
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AllowFireSpread
Fire spreads to flammable blocks. Applied as a world rule through StartupCommands on restart, including existing worlds.
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WorldConfig.Seed
Empty = random. Only applies when a new world is created.
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PassTimeWhenEmpty
Off = the world pauses while nobody is online.
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ServerDescription
Short text shown in the public server list.
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AllowFallingBlocks
Unstable blocks (sand, gravel) fall. Applied as a world rule through StartupCommands on restart, including existing worlds.
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WorldConfig.WorldName
Only applies when a new world is created — an existing world is unchanged.
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The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The image shows the interface on its capture date; earlier versions may differ.
These values come from our guided editors. Defaults are the editor starting values; they do not show the contents of a customer server.
Name shown in the server browser and on connect.
Short text shown in the public server list.
Shown to every player on join.
Show the server in the official server list.
Default and On allow only whitelisted players on a dedicated server. Add players with /player <name> whitelist on. Off allows all players to join.
Players can hurt each other.
Fire spreads to flammable blocks. Applied as a world rule through StartupCommands on restart, including existing worlds.
Unstable blocks (sand, gravel) fall. Applied as a world rule through StartupCommands on restart, including existing worlds.
Off = the world pauses while nobody is online.
Cap on client chunk load distance. Higher costs noticeably more RAM/CPU.
Only applies when a new world is created — an existing world is unchanged.
Empty = random. Only applies when a new world is created.
Technical startup arguments from the server template. This value is read-only; use the guided configuration above for gameplay rules.
latest installs the newest version of the selected release branch; alternatively enter an exact version such as 1.22.7. Saving and restarting do not change the version already installed. This value takes effect only during reinstallation. Check the Update Center for update status.
Maximum number of players connected at once. The purchased slots are passed as --maxclients on startup and are read-only here; this overrides MaxClients in serverconfig.json.