bots

[sand scaffold]

.odin.8813, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

GG @fallen lake , you just unlocked the achievement: Pro Typer! 🥳

astrallunatic05, you just advanced to level 2

[kindred ferry]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

[sand scaffold]

altegg., you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

poti_14, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

bifross_, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

nofullauto556, you just advanced to level 1

underseasoap, you just advanced to level 1

forgetfullfish, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

galaxyqueenmochi, you just advanced to level 7

cosmo4418, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

kaiser.digby_81, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

the_hoodlum, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

genarkcraft8004, you just advanced to level 1

[safe bear]

!guide

!performance

[frank tusk]

https://wiki.lunapixel.gg/performance-guide

[sand scaffold]

silentrain06, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

shadowkhs15, you just advanced to level 1

electhrone, you just advanced to level 8

[sand scaffold]

revolutionofideas, you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

hardrock187, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

sammicrosoft1, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

woody3652, you just advanced to level 1

_awq, you just advanced to level 25

GG @neon stump , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

sonnysideup12_98704, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

sammicrosoft1, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

joyboy9976, you just advanced to level 1

lola.ateyourhair_67458, you just advanced to level 1

elz.au, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

nuke_y, you just advanced to level 1

[kindred ferry]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

[sand scaffold]

nrmonster., you just advanced to level 3

GG @uneven marlin , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

TysonTheEmber(@me), you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

xxlisekx, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

mhx_air, you just advanced to level 10

italicise, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @brave agate , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

elder_tgls2010, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

bedboj, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

inamozaek, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

jooks8, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

lola.ateyourhair_67458, you just advanced to level 2

[steel solstice]

servers

i can't find any server

[sand scaffold]

GG @sour crypt , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

crazypotato_x, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

_simp_3087, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

ryukss, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

maestromark, you just advanced to level 1

[spring nacelle]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

romenack_90, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

aresnova, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

layerless., you just advanced to level 1

ramcia3, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

panghor, you just advanced to level 6

[sand scaffold]

the02blackcat, you just advanced to level 5

[sand scaffold]

pietroscaliasavonaro, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

sugoidanny, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

ender_gojo, you just advanced to level 11

[sand scaffold]

leobot01, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

GG @tidal stone , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

gargantmilliam, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

bakedwater69, you just advanced to level 1

princyy_cat, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

xeex8599, you just advanced to level 1

b24fun, you just advanced to level 12

[sand scaffold]

ainyu, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

su27p1m, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

brodlcs, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

littleboy420, you just advanced to level 1

_peterparkinson, you just advanced to level 1

princyy_cat, you just advanced to level 2

gabris2011, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

axelfrost7, you just advanced to level 9

[sand scaffold]

darkstaralphaz, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @strong merlin , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

[oblique beacon]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

cosm1cp0et, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

xxkiwixx0045, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

heavenly_mike4410, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

mensayner, you just advanced to level 3

kafuoo, you just advanced to level 11

suppitier, you just advanced to level 1

[prime sandal]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

[sand scaffold]

.stefanbech, you just advanced to level 5

[sand scaffold]

liberationofthesauce, you just advanced to level 1

littleboy420, you just advanced to level 2

heavenly_mike4410, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

GG @lyric bolt , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

suppitier, you just advanced to level 2

skizz1987, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

suppitier, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

tarka1939, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

suppitier, you just advanced to level 4

cooper_not_copper, you just advanced to level 9

[sand scaffold]

princyy_cat, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

zunum, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

normalhumanduality, you just advanced to level 1

[tawny orchid]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

[sand scaffold]

the_weirdo0, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

aboood888848, you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

aptonothloin_welldone, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

aperturr, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

xxkiwixx0045, you just advanced to level 2

ruseki_, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

cattegaming., you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

rivdiv5, you just advanced to level 5

[sand scaffold]

GG @covert frigate , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

a_random241, you just advanced to level 1

sxxll11, you just advanced to level 7

evelynclover, you just advanced to level 1

thunder108, you just advanced to level 1

[storm meteor]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

syntheticface, you just advanced to level 8

[livid hornet]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

.odin.8813, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

arcanyan, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

luna._.playz16, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

name_equals_thelucidlibrarian_sc, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

cybertoothgaming, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @eager sage , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

[digital mantle]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

[sand scaffold]

x2omarxs, you just advanced to level 4

GG @karmic quest , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

blacksnow_76_18110, you just advanced to level 1

leratzenin, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

screamwh, you just advanced to level 1

[gaunt pilot]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

FlameHearts, you just advanced to level 1

heartfeltshield5, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

uskizzik, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

uskizzik, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

inversion!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, you just advanced to level 63

yendoesitwell, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

gengisclan, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

.fudd, you just advanced to level 1

[tender trench]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

genraven33, you just advanced to level 1

[grave basalt]

!rank

[grave basalt]

!lb

!leaderboard

[grim trout]

!rank

[sand scaffold]

naradev, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

cordac, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @cerulean steeple , you just unlocked the achievement: Fire Starter! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

thenicebro837, you just advanced to level 1

hakimbzl, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

uskizzik, you just advanced to level 3

redprospekt, you just advanced to level 1

.fudd, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

riven_117, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

w.black, you just advanced to level 8

[sand scaffold]

flipson9739, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

swimmingswaglessshroud, you just advanced to level 1

[craggy spire]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

fomys, you just advanced to level 1

voidment., you just advanced to level 1

burnttoast0519, you just advanced to level 1

oaknuggins, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

burnttoast0519, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

overkill200101, you just advanced to level 1

cxwrth, you just advanced to level 1

kazjoe, you just advanced to level 1

terraxwxv2, you just advanced to level 7

[sand scaffold]

xzlegionzx, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

jaegerdyn, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

dogeknight1735, you just advanced to level 1

prismaticlemon, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

2hundoblindyz, you just advanced to level 1

clarkkent67, you just advanced to level 3

dg1401snf87id, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

hacha4u, you just advanced to level 1

[alpine wadi]

!compare

[frank tusk]

https://www.modpackindex.com/modpacks

[sand scaffold]

_sukon, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @ivory hinge , you just unlocked the achievement: It's Alive! It's Alive!! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

gigglefort, you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

GG @gray narwhal , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

mdn5, you just advanced to level 19

[sand scaffold]

lord_voldyt, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

adhhau10, you just advanced to level 7

[sand scaffold]

walter2313_16581, you just advanced to level 1

[zinc pike]

!update

[sand scaffold]

GG @zinc pike , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

adam2231_., you just advanced to level 3

rennsis, you just advanced to level 6

b0712tianyihaoa359, you just advanced to level 1

[upper saddle]

!lag

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

adam2231_., you just advanced to level 4

youreceivedinvaliddata, you just advanced to level 1

[twin anvil]

daikidz has been timed out for 1h
Reason: Similar-Messages Spam

daikidz | 794605751103782952

[sand scaffold]

uskizzik, you just advanced to level 4

clem12mmo, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

kalph, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

gammaroid, you just advanced to level 5

aboood888848, you just advanced to level 5

[sand scaffold]

GG @supple current , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

dargorix, you just advanced to level 1

bobsagoat, you just advanced to level 10

[silk plinth]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

.valhir_, you just advanced to level 1

matthrobsky, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

campier, you just advanced to level 2

cHin4916, you just advanced to level 28

cosm1cp0et, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

sunnisma, you just advanced to level 1

dai3537, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

..astra.., you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

underseasoap, you just advanced to level 2

cyachao, you just advanced to level 1

[twin sigil]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

m0rning_5tar, you just advanced to level 2

boatk, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

behemoth_sloth, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

jjammy, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @spark ether , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

dumb_shit_daniel, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

alternate_lands, you just advanced to level 1

smile6135, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

bobbytheflyingape, you just advanced to level 3

[prime surge]

!rank

[prime surge]

heck yis

[sand scaffold]

GG @pseudo lava , you just unlocked the achievement: Fire Starter! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

GG @full pulsar , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

GG @sturdy turret , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

GG @undone light , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

blazefrmdao, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

mejraaaa, you just advanced to level 1

0_0bugger0_0, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

teqnicly, you just advanced to level 1

GG @mighty pelican , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

jennaa8303, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @worn tangle , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

GG @full pulsar , you just unlocked the achievement: Stay Awhile and Listen! 🥳

jennaa8303, you just advanced to level 2

[full pulsar]

!rank

[sand scaffold]

GG @sage moss , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

6angel, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

stefko_vic, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

syntheticface, you just advanced to level 9

thettigerking, you just advanced to level 8

[twin anvil]

ullpra70 has been timed out for 1h
Reason: Similar-Messages Spam

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[sand scaffold]

darkch0c0late, you just advanced to level 2

chestful, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

merdeinconnueetunpeudebierformag, you just advanced to level 4

militarylemur, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

kubowyqez, you just advanced to level 1

cyachao, you just advanced to level 2

[sand magnet]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

gravitydefier., you just advanced to level 1

a_random241, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

eojsmada, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

ezra9990_0, you just advanced to level 3

[smoky laurel]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

umbral.abyss, you just advanced to level 7

[sand scaffold]

GG @toxic osprey , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

GG @velvet light , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

greek_hero, you just advanced to level 1

the_honkening2020, you just advanced to level 6

[sand scaffold]

aodapotatoboi, you just advanced to level 11

[smoky laurel]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

tobiflob, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

velor1e, you just advanced to level 1

[covert ingot]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

velor1e, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

_c6h8o7, you just advanced to level 3

tobiflob, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

GG @raw finch , you just unlocked the achievement: All Nighter! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

pepi_cat, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

robdog_danger, you just advanced to level 7

chestful, you just advanced to level 2

skizz1987, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

GG @spring nacelle , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

holybread9952, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

thatgatha_95430, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

aMCexplorer, you just advanced to level 2

drakmaa, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

fatality.lev, you just advanced to level 1

intenseyear, you just advanced to level 1

GG @cerulean steeple , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

mi6kbuttface, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

roland0115, you just advanced to level 1

thatgatha_95430, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

GG @smoky laurel , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

beni.44, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

snartr, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

feeh5985, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

swimmingswaglessshroud, you just advanced to level 2

saboperuto, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

disramono, you just advanced to level 1

.bhima, you just advanced to level 1

[bright marten]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

lord_shayan, you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

corderro, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

chloe.qt, you just advanced to level 1

whitewolf1904, you just advanced to level 1

kablamo985, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @weary jungle , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

[harsh merlin]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[harsh merlin]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[wicked gust]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

[sand scaffold]

GG @distant sedge , you just unlocked the achievement: To Infinity!! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

raviolito0073, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

shaunthesheep2199, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

satroo_, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

cavallaumida, you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

GG @grave spoke , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

GG @worthy belfry , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

youallway, you just advanced to level 1

[acoustic raft]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

youallway, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

addyctive123, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

theobsidiandragoon, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

sake02, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

jjakas, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

cxwrth, you just advanced to level 2

emirgeldesikimikemir, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

toekneebaloney, you just advanced to level 5

[sand scaffold]

mi6kbuttface, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

light056185, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

cooper_007., you just advanced to level 1

fran5647, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

astrasilverhorn, you just advanced to level 1

GG @lyric bolt , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

sonnenpingu, you just advanced to level 1

Kalida (ping replies), you just advanced to level 1

[surreal coyote]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

badassbatdad, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

syntheticface, you just advanced to level 10

GG @quick yew , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

nijejelly, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

krussla, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

krussla, you just advanced to level 4

light056185, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

mhx_air, you just advanced to level 11

amgeezuz, you just advanced to level 1

[lucid estuary]

!servers

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[lucid estuary]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

mario123n, you just advanced to level 4

GG @ember ibex , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

[civic fractal]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[faint anchor]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[rapid pagoda]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

theduck444, you just advanced to level 1

[stone vault]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[fringe dagger]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[terse tulip]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[fringe dagger]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

zofran4mg, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

mephystpheles, you just advanced to level 1

[vital panther]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

.vojteech, you just advanced to level 1

bnuenm_lkierhg, you just advanced to level 1

[wide wedge]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

nymphikit, you just advanced to level 3

[opal stump]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[grand musk]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sharp gazelle]

!

[faint drum]

!SERVER

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

GG @stone gulch , you just unlocked the achievement: Stay Awhile and Listen! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

wynnicwither, you just advanced to level 3

corgibot9000, you just advanced to level 2

GG @full pulsar , you just unlocked the achievement: All Nighter! 🥳

[waxen verge]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[hidden kindle]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

applesauceoverlord, you just advanced to level 1

wanderingmochi, you just advanced to level 1

[teal aurora]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[tired glen]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sacred latch]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[smoky palm]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[nova crane]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[warm light]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

tostytaco, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

busterbazz, you just advanced to level 13

[sand scaffold]

GG @upbeat bone , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

tostytaco, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

GG @severe oar , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

jos8947, you just advanced to level 7

cummieking, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

lemon.citrom, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

ogpargon, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

yeetsmcgeets, you just advanced to level 1

[hexed night]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

luh_calm_fit., you just advanced to level 4

[calm nymph]

!wsfull

[frank tusk]

World Sharing servers are likely currently at capacity

If you or your friend are receiving an error such as "An error occurred in Luna", or "Connection refused: no further information" when trying to play through "Open to LAN" or "Share World", it's likely that Luna's servers (used for world sharing) are currently full. We don't have a way to notify you when slots on our servers free up, but you are welcome to try again later.

We understand and recognize that this may be inconvenient, so we recommend in this case to host or rent your own server. Self-hosting is free, for more information on hosting options, type !server in #bots.

Please note as well that this is a static command, it does not change/know when servers are full or not

[calm nymph]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

kurtcobain1435, you just advanced to level 1

GG @signal knoll , you just unlocked the achievement: Who Needs Sleep?! 🥳

6angel, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

sazzyazzi, you just advanced to level 2

leum45, you just advanced to level 51

6angel, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

GG @gray belfry , you just unlocked the achievement: Fire Starter! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

truehooha, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

was_doing_nothing, you just advanced to level 8

[sand scaffold]

GG @upbeat bone , you just unlocked the achievement: Stay Awhile and Listen! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

GG @remote flax , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

[remote flax]

aye

[thin mountain]

!rank

[sand scaffold]

staylost, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

defnotkai, you just advanced to level 1

el_b., you just advanced to level 3

[robust inlet]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[weak glade]

!queststuck

[frank tusk]

How to complete a quest with commands

Note: To use these commands you will need operator privileges / will need to have cheats enabled.

1- First you will need to find out the quest id to do that after opening the quest book at the bottom right click the pen icon to enable "Editing Mode"

2- After enabling editing mode locate the stuck quest and right click and press "Copy ID".

3- Use the command "/ftbquests change_progress <In-game name > complete <Quest ID>" to complete the quest

4- Afterwards you can click the pen icon again or use "/ftbquests editing_mode" to ensure no problems arise from it.

[sand scaffold]

emptiness8305, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

tunii43., you just advanced to level 1

1metalbull, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

tunii43., you just advanced to level 2

1metalbull, you just advanced to level 2

[wide veldt]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

waffles_22, you just advanced to level 3

tostytaco, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

keremakyaa, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @proud ibex , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

[calm nymph]

!wsfull

[frank tusk]

World Sharing servers are likely currently at capacity

If you or your friend are receiving an error such as "An error occurred in Luna", or "Connection refused: no further information" when trying to play through "Open to LAN" or "Share World", it's likely that Luna's servers (used for world sharing) are currently full. We don't have a way to notify you when slots on our servers free up, but you are welcome to try again later.

We understand and recognize that this may be inconvenient, so we recommend in this case to host or rent your own server. Self-hosting is free, for more information on hosting options, type !server in #bots.

Please note as well that this is a static command, it does not change/know when servers are full or not

[sand scaffold]

s.k.o.l.l, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

thefirstalpaca, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

fire8888, you just advanced to level 1

r4ge092615, you just advanced to level 1

GG @daring oracle , you just unlocked the achievement: Pro Typer! 🥳

goadx, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

kafuoo, you just advanced to level 12

[sand scaffold]

GG @noble stream , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

GG @oak mica , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

mootred, you just advanced to level 8

badomenwarrior, you just advanced to level 11

kroshifish, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @remote flax , you just unlocked the achievement: Stay Awhile and Listen! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

evelynclover, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

ferdaboiz, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

imdancys_, you just advanced to level 1

panda_mannn, you just advanced to level 1

tomy01, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

_fuck, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

equine.history., you just advanced to level 1

GG @smoky quail , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

greyfall1231, you just advanced to level 1

[river wasp]

!servers

wait im an idiot

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[elfin forum]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[river wasp]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

dead "grass", you just advanced to level 1

[pine flax]

ok

[sand scaffold]

edricdylan, you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

xlaug, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @golden igloo , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

[soft narwhal]

!drivers

[frank tusk]

You (likely) need to update your graphics drivers in order to resolve the crash. Here's how to go about doing that!

1. Identify your graphics card
if you already know skip to the next step

• Open task manager
• Navigate to the "Performance" tab (on Windows 11 this is the button that looks like a heart pulse)
• Press the GPU 0 graph and read your GPU from the top right

Note:
In some cases you may see a GPU 0 and GPU 1. This means your CPU has its own GPU, as well as a dedicated one. You probably want GPU 1 (which is usually the better one), but you can ask staff to clarify if necessary.

2. Download your drivers from the manufacturers site
Depending on what you read before, you likely need drivers from either AMD, Intel, or NVIDIA

AMD: https://www.amd.com/en/support
Intel: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download-center/home.html
NVIDIA: https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

Note:

• For NVIDIA you want to select "Game Ready Driver (GRD)" (this is the default option) for the best performance. Once installing you'd probably prefer downloading GeForce Experience, which will notify you when there's an available drivers update.
• For Intel, you probably want to press "Get Started" under the "Automatically update your drivers and software", which will simplify the process and update everything automatically
• For AMD you probably want to just press "Download Windows Drivers", which will download something called AMD Adrenaline, which will update your drivers automatically.

3. Run the installation, restart your computer, and try playing MC again

• At this point, hopefully your Minecraft is running. If it still does not work, please post any new logs and staff will help assist you with finding the right solution.

[sand scaffold]

nreaz, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

brzpica, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

yoshipachi, you just advanced to level 1

mikey26610, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

hazel (ping for mac), you just advanced to level 38

[sand scaffold]

ohnocodes_54082, you just advanced to level 1

weeddealer78, you just advanced to level 1

[safe creek]

!drivers

[frank tusk]

You (likely) need to update your graphics drivers in order to resolve the crash. Here's how to go about doing that!

1. Identify your graphics card
if you already know skip to the next step

• Open task manager
• Navigate to the "Performance" tab (on Windows 11 this is the button that looks like a heart pulse)
• Press the GPU 0 graph and read your GPU from the top right

Note:
In some cases you may see a GPU 0 and GPU 1. This means your CPU has its own GPU, as well as a dedicated one. You probably want GPU 1 (which is usually the better one), but you can ask staff to clarify if necessary.

2. Download your drivers from the manufacturers site
Depending on what you read before, you likely need drivers from either AMD, Intel, or NVIDIA

AMD: https://www.amd.com/en/support
Intel: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download-center/home.html
NVIDIA: https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

Note:

• For NVIDIA you want to select "Game Ready Driver (GRD)" (this is the default option) for the best performance. Once installing you'd probably prefer downloading GeForce Experience, which will notify you when there's an available drivers update.
• For Intel, you probably want to press "Get Started" under the "Automatically update your drivers and software", which will simplify the process and update everything automatically
• For AMD you probably want to just press "Download Windows Drivers", which will download something called AMD Adrenaline, which will update your drivers automatically.

3. Run the installation, restart your computer, and try playing MC again

• At this point, hopefully your Minecraft is running. If it still does not work, please post any new logs and staff will help assist you with finding the right solution.

[sand scaffold]

ankin, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

deotic., you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

wi13y., you just advanced to level 1

GG @woven robin , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

behave_now, you just advanced to level 1

[honest dagger]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

matthrobsky, you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

.eevee120302., you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

ancientcar, you just advanced to level 1

[lyric scroll]

!help

[sand scaffold]

Luna Pixel Studios Plugins Commands

**Birthdays**

</help:1145941150495162392> birthdays

**Giveaways**

</help:1145941150495162392> giveaways

**MEE6 AI**

</help:1145941150495162392> ai

**Levels**

</help:1145941150495162392> levels

**Moderator**

</help:1145941150495162392> moderator

**Emojis**

</help:1145941150495162392> emojis

**Achievements**

</help:1145941150495162392> achievements

ancientcar, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

scottyyy_, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

rswnklds, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

xuaz0306, you just advanced to level 3

scottyyy_, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

lantyrchen, you just advanced to level 1

[calm nymph]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

kitteh3657, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

cooper_007., you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

gika002, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

mephystpheles, you just advanced to level 2

gametram, you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

behave_now, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

tupu_4545, you just advanced to level 5

[steady garnet]

!wsfull

[frank tusk]

World Sharing servers are likely currently at capacity

If you or your friend are receiving an error such as "An error occurred in Luna", or "Connection refused: no further information" when trying to play through "Open to LAN" or "Share World", it's likely that Luna's servers (used for world sharing) are currently full. We don't have a way to notify you when slots on our servers free up, but you are welcome to try again later.

We understand and recognize that this may be inconvenient, so we recommend in this case to host or rent your own server. Self-hosting is free, for more information on hosting options, type !server in #bots.

Please note as well that this is a static command, it does not change/know when servers are full or not

[sand scaffold]

srrwful_, you just advanced to level 1

behave_now, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

GG @noble stream , you just unlocked the achievement: Stay Awhile and Listen! 🥳

quinn_8, you just advanced to level 3

oillover420, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

tuli08080_05686, you just advanced to level 1

karohan, you just advanced to level 3

oillover420, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

jammyjaffa, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

minecraftfilip14_94721, you just advanced to level 1

[twin ridge]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[twin ridge]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[regal topaz]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

williwumms, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

disgrace03100, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

lemacabre, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

thrillerths, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

neverapharefight, you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

ikirii, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

maddi0588, you just advanced to level 1

[north scroll]

!pregen

[frank tusk]

https://youtu.be/UkkIpZSUnr4

[wheat citrus]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

multi.shot, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

ikirii, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

_fuck, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

moyuro, you just advanced to level 1

[arctic tiger]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

[sand scaffold]

azrath_, you just advanced to level 1

ticklemonster358, you just advanced to level 1

azrath_, you just advanced to level 2

[harsh rapids]

!alternataves

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

[sand scaffold]

antonio.9.9_99851, you just advanced to level 1

plut0o., you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

valyrianshadow_, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

thecolouredman, you just advanced to level 5

[sand scaffold]

mikey26610, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

racha.roo, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

yukihiroo__, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

gab3la, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

shademonarch, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

casket.v, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

nobeczek, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

lantyrchen, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

pe3lax, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @stiff nebula , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

GG @karmic halo , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

vikrambetal., you just advanced to level 4

luh_calm_fit., you just advanced to level 5

[sand scaffold]

GG @cloud bear , you just unlocked the achievement: Chatter! 🥳

GG @cloud bear , you just unlocked the achievement: Stay Awhile and Listen! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

muon (μ⁻), you just advanced to level 39

[sand scaffold]

vesporize_47966, you just advanced to level 1

vesporize_47966, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

jaykeny, you just advanced to level 1

mhx_air, you just advanced to level 12

[sand scaffold]

ivan_601, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

ladidiamond, you just advanced to level 1

santiciriaco, you just advanced to level 1

[olive igloo]

!wsfull

[frank tusk]

World Sharing servers are likely currently at capacity

If you or your friend are receiving an error such as "An error occurred in Luna", or "Connection refused: no further information" when trying to play through "Open to LAN" or "Share World", it's likely that Luna's servers (used for world sharing) are currently full. We don't have a way to notify you when slots on our servers free up, but you are welcome to try again later.

We understand and recognize that this may be inconvenient, so we recommend in this case to host or rent your own server. Self-hosting is free, for more information on hosting options, type !server in #bots.

Please note as well that this is a static command, it does not change/know when servers are full or not

[olive igloo]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

GG @placid merlin , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

[stuck python]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[half bone]

!drivers

[frank tusk]

You (likely) need to update your graphics drivers in order to resolve the crash. Here's how to go about doing that!

1. Identify your graphics card
if you already know skip to the next step

• Open task manager
• Navigate to the "Performance" tab (on Windows 11 this is the button that looks like a heart pulse)
• Press the GPU 0 graph and read your GPU from the top right

Note:
In some cases you may see a GPU 0 and GPU 1. This means your CPU has its own GPU, as well as a dedicated one. You probably want GPU 1 (which is usually the better one), but you can ask staff to clarify if necessary.

2. Download your drivers from the manufacturers site
Depending on what you read before, you likely need drivers from either AMD, Intel, or NVIDIA

AMD: https://www.amd.com/en/support
Intel: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download-center/home.html
NVIDIA: https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

Note:

• For NVIDIA you want to select "Game Ready Driver (GRD)" (this is the default option) for the best performance. Once installing you'd probably prefer downloading GeForce Experience, which will notify you when there's an available drivers update.
• For Intel, you probably want to press "Get Started" under the "Automatically update your drivers and software", which will simplify the process and update everything automatically
• For AMD you probably want to just press "Download Windows Drivers", which will download something called AMD Adrenaline, which will update your drivers automatically.

3. Run the installation, restart your computer, and try playing MC again

• At this point, hopefully your Minecraft is running. If it still does not work, please post any new logs and staff will help assist you with finding the right solution.

[proper pilot]

!rank

[sand scaffold]

GG @cosmic oar , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

dral704, you just advanced to level 1

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anartistry, you just advanced to level 1

overfloww_, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @trim burrow , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

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GG @granite moth , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

scp_dr_lance, you just advanced to level 1

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swimmingswaglessshroud, you just advanced to level 3

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tynot_unhacked_, you just advanced to level 1

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d8v., you just advanced to level 1

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mvpcreep, you just advanced to level 2

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applesauceoverlord, you just advanced to level 2

yukihiroo__, you just advanced to level 3

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rainyfolklore, you just advanced to level 1

[hazy gulch]

!wsfull

[frank tusk]

World Sharing servers are likely currently at capacity

If you or your friend are receiving an error such as "An error occurred in Luna", or "Connection refused: no further information" when trying to play through "Open to LAN" or "Share World", it's likely that Luna's servers (used for world sharing) are currently full. We don't have a way to notify you when slots on our servers free up, but you are welcome to try again later.

We understand and recognize that this may be inconvenient, so we recommend in this case to host or rent your own server. Self-hosting is free, for more information on hosting options, type !server in #bots.

Please note as well that this is a static command, it does not change/know when servers are full or not

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stxmina44, you just advanced to level 1

zorr2001, you just advanced to level 5

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cat_lazar, you just advanced to level 1

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ulkiszon52022, you just advanced to level 1

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gevaudan1662, you just advanced to level 1

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HiddenTides, you just advanced to level 79

memester., you just advanced to level 1

[calm badge]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

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ltsilverious, you just advanced to level 5

diogoalmeida2006, you just advanced to level 1

i0xxredxx0i, you just advanced to level 1

behave_now, you just advanced to level 4

[twin sigil]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

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d8v., you just advanced to level 2

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kentin699, you just advanced to level 1

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parsa029373, you just advanced to level 1

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bobsagoat, you just advanced to level 11

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h0j_, you just advanced to level 1

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kkk3660, you just advanced to level 1

._krayz, you just advanced to level 1

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Tupu | MMC4, you just advanced to level 6

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robotas, you just advanced to level 1

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thricebite, you just advanced to level 11

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vvsclrty, you just advanced to level 3

[winter nymph]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

maritin, you just advanced to level 1

roadsters, you just advanced to level 1

[serene robin]

!alt

!al

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

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bashfularcadian, you just advanced to level 1

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areaunf0rs3en, you just advanced to level 8

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jebradic, you just advanced to level 1

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rockou_, you just advanced to level 1

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bashfularcadian, you just advanced to level 2

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colocated, you just advanced to level 1

corvoo., you just advanced to level 2

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fabby.r6, you just advanced to level 2

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sleep_l, you just advanced to level 1

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sleep_l, you just advanced to level 2

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casket.v, you just advanced to level 3

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gingerthecatmaid, you just advanced to level 1

aboood888848, you just advanced to level 6

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leogch, you just advanced to level 1

lasvejas, you just advanced to level 1

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kredefar, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @gaunt mountain , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

GG @trim hazel , you just unlocked the achievement: Mmm I'm Lovin It! 🥳

[trim hazel]

!leaderboard

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darklysteamgear, you just advanced to level 1

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.eevee120302., you just advanced to level 2

searele, you just advanced to level 1

scottfreegaming, you just advanced to level 1

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Lurker, you just advanced to level 6

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t3v0, you just advanced to level 12

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soragrey, you just advanced to level 1

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nova.laos.01, you just advanced to level 1

mr.owen96, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @clever gulch , you just unlocked the achievement: Fire Starter! 🥳

sourcherry, you just advanced to level 1

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lasvejas, you just advanced to level 2

casket.v, you just advanced to level 4

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sil_0, you just advanced to level 1

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sille5736, you just advanced to level 1

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Sovoeon, you just advanced to level 1

icet_smashi, you just advanced to level 1

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nventus, you just advanced to level 1

veseliii, you just advanced to level 1

[karmic mauve]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[karmic mauve]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

GG @limber cove , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

gametram, you just advanced to level 5

bashfularcadian, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

GG @errant oracle , you just unlocked the achievement: To Infinity!! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

luh_calm_fit., you just advanced to level 6

[sand scaffold]

merlinwastaken, you just advanced to level 1

[trim hazel]

!openjdk

[frank tusk]

If the issue you're experiencing is clientside, and is not related to a server, then follow the "Java" section in our performance guide for how to switch to a newer, more stable version of Java.

If the issue you're experiencing is serverside, then follow the Java section of our server installation guide.

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diamondsword03., you just advanced to level 1

chancebrew, you just advanced to level 1

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neroo132, you just advanced to level 2

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rnip, you just advanced to level 1

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equine.history., you just advanced to level 2

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theninjawaldo, you just advanced to level 1

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crew4308, you just advanced to level 1

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pleepr, you just advanced to level 1

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gevaudan1662, you just advanced to level 2

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nooby7629, you just advanced to level 2

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cxwrth, you just advanced to level 3

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chewchew1984, you just advanced to level 1

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life6253, you just advanced to level 3

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gunzone, you just advanced to level 5

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fredarroneous, you just advanced to level 1

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a_9191, you just advanced to level 1

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thesevenera, you just advanced to level 4

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chipje, you just advanced to level 1

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leoyiii, you just advanced to level 1

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tr1kst3r_chill, you just advanced to level 1

[gentle dust]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

kafuoo, you just advanced to level 13

applesauceoverlord, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

readyaimpow, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

ohnocodes_54082, you just advanced to level 2

[floral gazelle]

!ea

[frank tusk]

The Essential mod is completely incompatible with all of our modpacks, and there's no reason to use it. All of our modpacks already come with built-in, free world hosting, by clicking the "Share World' button in the Open to LAN menu. You can learn more by typing !ws in the ⁠#bots channel. You can also run type !server in the same channel to learn how to properly host a server for better performance and more flexibility. In modpacks that aren't owned by us, you can use mods such as e4mc or WorldHost to host a server completely for free without Essential's many issues and crashes and the microtransactions that they constantly bother users with. To learn more about alternatives to the Essential mod, check out this website.

[floral gazelle]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[weak terrace]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

xtoothlessfuryx, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

nyxmix, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

corqer, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

betterkir, you just advanced to level 1

imd1v1ne, you just advanced to level 1

pleepr, you just advanced to level 2

hellzest_22977, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

eminemxd, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @fast cloak , you just unlocked the achievement: Fire Starter! 🥳

[worldly smelt]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

tokazi_67606, you just advanced to level 1

sosisochniy_tank, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

gameking1happy, you just advanced to level 10

xxxxxkillerxxxxxx, you just advanced to level 12

[sand scaffold]

rwsiee, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

acediscounti, you just advanced to level 4

GG @devout violet , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

behave_now, you just advanced to level 5

[sand scaffold]

cyanide00, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

phoeniix__, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

mcegbc, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

ajanixpanda, you just advanced to level 3

[clever cedar]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

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llalalila, you just advanced to level 1

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takezoosan, you just advanced to level 1

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takezoosan, you just advanced to level 2

maxideluxe, you just advanced to level 1

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polarisgames, you just advanced to level 10

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ohiofinalboss03097, you just advanced to level 1

jydoh, you just advanced to level 1

yordani, you just advanced to level 1

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maxideluxe, you just advanced to level 2

darkstaralphaz, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

GG @sullen lynx , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

reptile011, you just advanced to level 1

j6hannes, you just advanced to level 1

[sullen lynx]

Fuck off

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jydoh, you just advanced to level 2

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itzonlyvalerie, you just advanced to level 2

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mikey26610, you just advanced to level 3

elxiwaloko, you just advanced to level 1

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dodgy.dan, you just advanced to level 1

[tawny viper]

!drivers

[frank tusk]

You (likely) need to update your graphics drivers in order to resolve the crash. Here's how to go about doing that!

1. Identify your graphics card
if you already know skip to the next step

• Open task manager
• Navigate to the "Performance" tab (on Windows 11 this is the button that looks like a heart pulse)
• Press the GPU 0 graph and read your GPU from the top right

Note:
In some cases you may see a GPU 0 and GPU 1. This means your CPU has its own GPU, as well as a dedicated one. You probably want GPU 1 (which is usually the better one), but you can ask staff to clarify if necessary.

2. Download your drivers from the manufacturers site
Depending on what you read before, you likely need drivers from either AMD, Intel, or NVIDIA

AMD: https://www.amd.com/en/support
Intel: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download-center/home.html
NVIDIA: https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

Note:

• For NVIDIA you want to select "Game Ready Driver (GRD)" (this is the default option) for the best performance. Once installing you'd probably prefer downloading GeForce Experience, which will notify you when there's an available drivers update.
• For Intel, you probably want to press "Get Started" under the "Automatically update your drivers and software", which will simplify the process and update everything automatically
• For AMD you probably want to just press "Download Windows Drivers", which will download something called AMD Adrenaline, which will update your drivers automatically.

3. Run the installation, restart your computer, and try playing MC again

• At this point, hopefully your Minecraft is running. If it still does not work, please post any new logs and staff will help assist you with finding the right solution.

[sand scaffold]

robib0bi, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

maciemaverick, you just advanced to level 1

[wheat citrus]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

fucogo, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

naptimehyena, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

sapkus, you just advanced to level 5

synq_zenku, you just advanced to level 2

[tiny ledge]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

snekky8881, you just advanced to level 1

zabiti., you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

bashfularcadian, you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

xxxx080705, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @honest harbor , you just unlocked the achievement: King of Threads! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

jebradic, you just advanced to level 2

blaich11, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

chaneira, you just advanced to level 1

[dense garden]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

thesevenera, you just advanced to level 5

[sand scaffold]

medduontop, you just advanced to level 2

barity, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

.filliam, you just advanced to level 1

[cloud arrow]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[cloud arrow]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[sand scaffold]

aresnova, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

rody440, you just advanced to level 1

oldbarra, you just advanced to level 3

[winter wyvern]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

4valonn, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

striker31ss, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

astrobenz, you just advanced to level 1

[fiery lake]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

alankwzz, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

anotherace, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

astrobenz, you just advanced to level 2

[cloud arrow]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

kap_kingfrosty, you just advanced to level 1

[regal heath]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[regal heath]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

sklmatics, you just advanced to level 1

ayylisten_, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

mootred, you just advanced to level 9

[sand scaffold]

notzux, you just advanced to level 1

lex_cooli, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @cloud pike , you just unlocked the achievement: Fire Starter! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

.eaglept, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

cloud0119, you just advanced to level 1

[solar basin]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

[sand scaffold]

curbi69, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

anotherace, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

Pure, you just advanced to level 1

alankwzz, you just advanced to level 2

GG @cerulean steeple , you just unlocked the achievement: It's Alive! It's Alive!! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

shade04772, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

gruglu, you just advanced to level 1

[timber vine]

!server command

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

astrobenz, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

gevaudan1662, you just advanced to level 3

thesevenera, you just advanced to level 6

[sand scaffold]

moholo, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

y3nox, you just advanced to level 1

[quiet loom]

!TPS

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

kacper__0810, you just advanced to level 1

[quiet loom]

Https://spark.lucko.me/bqtcKAt5hn

[sand scaffold]

badassbatdad, you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

bece__bula, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

cryogenx, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @clear summit , you just unlocked the achievement: Fire Starter! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

tuan1121, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

marcpoet, you just advanced to level 1

[prisma arch]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

afanoffans, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

tori_wiki, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

wookiieeeeeee, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

anotherace, you just advanced to level 3

[grave basalt]

!logs

[frank tusk]

To better assist with fixing your issue, we will need some logs:

• Curseforge -> Right click the modpack instance -> „Open Folder”.
• ATLauncher -> Click „Open Folder” on the modpack instance.
• MultiMC -> Select your instance and click „Instance Folder” on the right.
• PrismLauncher -> Select your instance and click „Folder” on the right.
• For servers -> Open the folder containing your server files.

To find the „latest.log” file, navigate to the 'logs' folder.
To find the „hs_err_pid.log” file, simply look for the file name after opening the instance folder.
To find a crash report, navigate to the „crash-reports” folder and find the most recent file after your crash occurred.

Once located, please upload the requested file here. If it fails, upload to https://mclo.gs/ and share the link here.

[sand scaffold]

It's {users} birthday! 🎂

[sand scaffold]

memester., you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

trungbodoi1837, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

mau_soo, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

GG @upbeat bluff , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

[sand scaffold]

juan309, you just advanced to level 1

GG @zealous orbit , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

raigas, you just advanced to level 19

[sand scaffold]

diamondsword03., you just advanced to level 2

[exotic lichen]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

[sand scaffold]

juan309, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

rudolf7681, you just advanced to level 2

[sand scaffold]

lexxxclusive, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

dicoate, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

l4dytw1nr0va, you just advanced to level 1

[pastel linden]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

tuan1121, you just advanced to level 2

thetouchthefeel., you just advanced to level 1

[brittle kraken]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

[sand scaffold]

zuhkkkk, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

quinn_8, you just advanced to level 4

[sand scaffold]

gingerthecatmaid, you just advanced to level 2

alankwzz, you just advanced to level 3

[sand scaffold]

redsabertooth, you just advanced to level 1

rixxval, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

atlas8164, you just advanced to level 1

[sand scaffold]

123rommy._., you just advanced to level 11

[umbral magnet]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

[shy cypress]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

therealfirered, you just advanced to level 1

[ashen marsh]

!updatemodpack

[frank tusk]

To properly update the modpack you're playing, it depends on the launcher you are using. This video can explains it on CurseForge launcher, and the same method can be used on other launchers as well, but it's not necessary to use this method on others.

• CurseForge - See above video

• PrismLauncher -> Select your instance, and click "Edit" on the right. the 3rd tab down will say "CurseForge", click on it, and there will be a dropdown menu, if not already selected, the latest version of the pack will be at the top of it. click "Update Pack". Sometimes there will be new mods to manually download due to liscensing issues, click "Open Missing" and it will automatically download and checked, and copied to the instance folder. It's safe to delete these mods in your downloads folder once done. Once all are detected, the "Open Missing" will be grayed out. You can click 'Continue" at this point, and it will finish the update process and tell you when its successful.

• ATLauncher - Under the "Instances" tab, find the pack you would like to update. there will be an "Update" button. There will be a dropdown menu, and if not already selected, the latest version of the pack will be at the top of it to select. Click "Update" once selected. Sometimes there will be new mods to manually download due to licensing issues, click "Open Missing" and it will automatically download and checked, and copied to the instance folder. It's safe to delete these mods in your downloads folder once done. Once all are detected, You can click "OK ", and it will finish the update process.

[sand scaffold]

muahlilac, you just advanced to level 1

[ashen marsh]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

[hushed estuary]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

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kacperek1523, you just advanced to level 1

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0xgianni, you just advanced to level 4

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parier, you just advanced to level 21

[trail ledge]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

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bubbagum0789, you just advanced to level 1

[twin sigil]

!alternates

[frank tusk]

If this command was run in response to your question/issue, it is likely because switching away from the launcher you are currently using would fix your problem.
From our experience, the most stable launcher by far is ATLauncher, also known as ATL. Keep in mind that ATL is NOT related to TLauncher in any way, and is not a cracked launcher.

To install ATL, do the following:
1. Go to https://atlauncher.com/download. If you are on MacOS, then choose the "Jar" version under the "Other" tab.
2. Install and run the setup, then open the program.
3. Login to your Microsoft account that owns the Java Edition of Minecraft from the Accounts tab on the right. This process is 100% safe, as it goes directly through Microsoft. ATL doesn't see your account credentials.
4. Go to the Packs tab on the right, then click "Curseforge" on the left.
5. Search the modpack you wish to download.
6. Click "Install". Then, follow the on-screen directions.
7. Go to the Instances tab, and click "Play" on the modpack you downloaded. If you ever see an "Update" button on the instance, click it.
This video explains the process: https://youtu.be/xMYW1wMbmkM

To transfer your Curseforge world to ATL, simply right click the modpack on Curseforge, or click the 3 dots, then click "Open Folder". Copy the Saves folder, then click "Open Folder" on ATL and paste the Saves folder there. Do the same with the XaerosMinimap folder, or the Journeymap folder, to transfer over any waypoints you've created.
Because ATL downloads the exact same files as Curseforge does, your world will be the exact same and you will be able to join the same servers. ATL also works without an internet connection (after you've installed the modpack, of course), and does not have any bloat from Overwolf. You are free to uninstall both Overwolf and Curseforge with ATL installed.

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bubbagum0789, you just advanced to level 2

trungbodoi1837, you just advanced to level 2

[iron bloom]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

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krawlingkaos, you just advanced to level 3

bedhead, you just advanced to level 2

[gentle dust]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

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vi_iv, you just advanced to level 1

the_dark_void1, you just advanced to level 1

[bronze plover]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[bronze plover]

!voice

!help

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Luna Pixel Studios Plugins Commands

**Birthdays**

</help:1145941150495162392> birthdays

**Giveaways**

</help:1145941150495162392> giveaways

**MEE6 AI**

</help:1145941150495162392> ai

**Levels**

</help:1145941150495162392> levels

**Moderator**

</help:1145941150495162392> moderator

**Emojis**

</help:1145941150495162392> emojis

**Achievements**

</help:1145941150495162392> achievements

GG @spice thunder , you just unlocked the achievement: Give or Take! 🥳

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lil_bus, you just advanced to level 3

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tuunder, you just advanced to level 1

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danmatisk0455, you just advanced to level 1

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syntheer, you just advanced to level 52

[wary geyser]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

[sand scaffold]

matan3012, you just advanced to level 11

[spare quartz]

!ws

[frank tusk]

Luna Pixel's World Sharing

Our modpacks don't support any mods that add singleplayer hosting / world sharing because we already provide free world sharing. The 'Essential' mod is therefore incompatible.

To share your world using our own world hosting, click the 'Open to Lan' or 'Share World' button in the game menu when in a singleplayer world, and share the world.

It will give you an address, like magma-cube.mc.lunapixel.gg, which your friends can use to connect directly to your world as if it were a server!

We still highly suggest not to play through LAN as LAN is untested and unreliable. Using it will cause longterm damage to your world.

There is no reason to use LAN, as we support both paid and free methods of hosting a server the normal way.

[spare quartz]

!server

[frank tusk]

Free Method

To host a server on your own computer, read the selfhosting guide.
This guide goes over how to install, create, and launch a free Minecraft server on all operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows). The guide also guides you through installing Java and optimizing your server for better performance.

If you are installing one of our older modpacks, ignore the "README" file that is included in the serverpack files, as they have outdated information.

Paid Method

We suggest renting a server from Bisect Hosting:
Approx. $10 - $25 a month depending on what plan you choose. You can also get 25% off with Code LunaPixel.

Go here and order a plan which fits you. We suggest 1GB per player but nothing lower than 4GB as the server needs at least 3GB to run.

Go to #server-hosting for more Info!

The following advice works for both the Free and Paid methods:

Transferring Your World

If you're playing Singleplayer and want to transfer your world to your server, simply go to your modpack files and navigate to the saves folder. Inside of this folder, you will see your world saves. Rename your desired world save to world. You can then transfer this folder to your server files. If your world was hosted via world sharing, this process has to be done by the person who would click "Share World".

Fixing Lag

To resolve lag issues, simply run the !tps command in #bots and follow the directions provided.

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shade04772, you just advanced to level 2

reverseuniverse, you just advanced to level 5

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regalroyalwastaken, you just advanced to level 3

cHin4916, you just advanced to level 29

[red bramble]

!tps

[frank tusk]

Please follow the guide here for changing the Java version your server uses. This will improve performance dramatically. If you are on a third party server host, you likely can not change the Java version your server uses. Bisect Hosting and a few VPS providers do allow changing Java version, though, which can usually be done through your server dashboard.

The method on Bisect is to simply go to the main dashboard page, and select "GraalVM 22" as the Java distribution. If it crashes, use 21 instead.

For further performance improvements, you can also follow this guide.

Reducing server render distance in the server.properties file is also a very good way of reducing lag. Most of our modpacks include mods like Bobby and Farsight, which make it so reducing server render distance will not affect players.

If lag persists, run the following command ingame:
/spark profiler start --only-ticks-over 50
Then, send the link in this channel.

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scone._., you just advanced to level 2

GG @indigo flicker , you just unlocked the achievement: Casual Typer! 🥳

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