Editing Guide
This guide explains how to customize and configure all the key features that most server owners will want to adjust. The tabs below are ordered from most commonly edited to least, so we recommend star
TAB or Scoreboard
The TAB and Scoreboard, are all managed using the TAB plugin.
The TAB refers to the player list shown when pressing the Tab key.
The Scoreboard is the display panel on the right side of the scree
Edit in Files:
plugins > TAB > config.yml
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Server MOTD
The Server MOTD is the two-line message displayed in the server list before a player joins—only visible to Java Edition players. It plays a crucial role as it’s often the first impression players get of your server, so make it count!
Edit in Files:
server.properties
Message Commands
Message Commands are simple commands like /discord, /store, /rules, and others that display messages tied specifically to your server’s brand. Since these messages reflect your identity, we highly recommend customizing them.
All of these messages can be edited in the configuration file listed below.
Edit in Files:
plugins > Skript > messages.sk
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Holograms
Holograms are the floating text displays found around spawn and other areas. They provide important information to players at a glance.
You’ll likely want to customize the welcome hologram in particular, as it should reflect details unique to your server’s brand and identity.
Edit in Files:
plugins > DecentHolograms > holograms > Welcome
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Ranks And Permissions
The setup uses LuckPerms as the group and permission management plugin. Groups are essential for features such as Ranks and Levels. The easiest and most user-friendly way to manage groups and permissions is through the LuckPerms Online Editor, which you can open using the /lp editor command.
Note: Groups and permissions cannot be edited directly through configuration files. All changes must be made using in-game commands or the online editor.
Crate Rewards
Crates are powered by the ExcellentCrates plugin. All crate-related settings must be configured using the plugin’s in-game editor, which can be accessed with the /crates editor command.
For detailed instructions on how to edit crates and add new rewards, we recommend reading the official ExcellentCrates documentation.
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Enable or Disable PvP
You can enable or disable PvP separately for each world. For example, you might want PvP enabled in the Overworld but disabled in the Nether. Use the commands below to toggle PvP in the world you’re currently standing in.
Note: This will not work in spawn-protected worlds.
Commands:
/rg flag __global__ pvp allowEnables PvP in the world you are standing in./rg flag __global__ pvp denyDisables PvP in the world you are standing in.
After making this change, be sure to update the related menus to reflect the new PvP settings. You can find the relevant menu files here:
Edit in Files:
plugins > DeluxeMenus > gui_menus > rtpplugins > DeluxeMenus > gui_menus > serverguide
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