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Make sure you are playing the Bedrock version of Minecraft if you are playing on PC. This may be called Minecraft for Windows 10.
Click [ Play ], then head to the "Servers" tab. Scroll to the bottom of the "Featured Servers", like Cubecraft and Mineplex. Click "Add Server".
A menu will open. Fill in the empty text boxes with the following information:
| Server Name | MECA |
|---|---|
| IP / Address | northstar.webredirect.org |
| Port | 19132 |
Click "Save", then scroll down and click the new 'MECA' entry. Click on "Join Server" on the panel to the right.
Make sure you have the appropriate multiplayer subscription active on your console: Xbox Live Gold / Game Pass, PS Plus, and Nintendo Switch Online.
Download the Bedrock Together app on the Google Play Store, Apple App Store, or Amazon Appstore.
Make sure your phone and console are on the same Internet network. Open the app and enter in the following information:
| IP | northstar.webredirect.org |
|---|---|
| Port | 19132 |
Click "Watch Ad and Run", wait for the ad to end, then close the ad. Make sure to keep the app open and running. Click add to favorite to skip manually entering the IP next time. Next, open Minecraft on your console, click [ Play ], and navigate to the "Friends" tab. The server should show up as a LAN World. Click it to join.
There aren't many rules to this server, but there are a few and these are non-negotiable.
- No attacking members personally. This includes hate speech, witch hunting, etc.
- No griefing random uninhabited terrain.
- No griefing player builds. You can get stolen from, but you are not allowed to grief builds unless it is a war base.
- No hacking, using cheats such as x-ray, fullbright, or NBT Exploits.
- No intentionally creating lag on the server.
- No killing, stealing, or destroying a Life Keeper's protected species. You can only request or take one/two offspring.
Please be aware that the following actions ARE allowed under the rules. Players may punish accordingly, but no administrative action will be taken.
- Stealing (Items and/or land)
- Killing players, villagers, and animals used for resources
- Killing pets (This is a gray area)
- Mass looting
- Terrain griefing around your base. (But not within 5 blocks of your base)
There are additionally policies during war. All previous rules still apply.
- Keep all conflict in-game. This should not affect real life.
- You must be in a publicly listed faction. (Listed in Factions)
- You must publicly announce on the discord server that you will be declaring war.
- By declaring a war, your entire faction will be involved.
- Both factions should declare a war base. War bases CAN be griefed.
- During a war, all parties involved have full authorization to attack each other at any time.
- Player builds outside of war bases still cannot be griefed, but can be robbed.
- Animals outside of decoration or pets (used as a weapon or resource) count as resources and can be looted/killed.
Coins on the server will henceforth be referred to as MRC. (MeepishRealms Coin)
MRC is worth the following amounts:
| Amount of Resource | Converts to... |
|---|---|
| 32 Iron Ingots | 1 MRC |
| 64 Gold Ingots | 1 MRC |
| 1 Diamond | 2 MRC |
| 1 Netherite Scrap | 32 MRC |
MRC can be used to buy from shops and can be exchanged by merchants for resources at the Central Bank.
The life vault program is a way for players to obtain creatures and plants not available in the world due to the world border. Life keepers are in charge of a species they choose. They have the responsibility to keep them safe and repopulate them. Upon request by any other member of the server, they must give them some of the offspring (saplings, seeds, animals, eggs, etc.), free of charge, in order for others to grow them as well.
To apply to be a life keeper, message _brugman on Discord.
Note: You can only keep one species of plant and animal at most. Certain species may be bundled together and count as only one. (Ex. mushrooms and mycelium, cocoa beans and jungle trees)
Navigating the GitHub Repo is easy. Here are the basics: For a more user-friendly experience, scroll to the top and select the "Wiki" tab. In the wiki you'll find information, guides, and recipes. Scroll to the bottom of each page to find a table of contents of the entire wiki. However, the wiki is not immediately updated to reflect every change immediately, nor does it tell you what changed in each version.
To check all the changes manually, scroll up and select the "Code" tab. Scroll down until you see "Releases". It should be near the bottom for mobile, and to the right on computers. Click on the release (ex. v1.2.0 Dark Arts). A changelog of all the changes will be listed, as well as a download to that version of Commander if you want to use it in a testing world. (The .mcaddon file)
If you want to view previous changelogs, scroll to the top, and find "Releases / vX.X.X", and click the blue "Releases" link. Scrolling down will now reveal previous changelogs and versions as well.
If you want to stay on the bleeding edge and get sneak peeks at new changes, click the "Code" tab at the top of the page, then find "View Code" if you're on mobile. Then find the behavior_packs folder. Inside there will be multiple folders. The functions folder contains the world border, item bans, and the warning system. The recipes folder contains all the custom recipes in Commander. The loot_tables/entities folder contains custom mob drops and loot tables. The scripts folder contains the death coordinates.
The only one that really matters is recipes. Each recipe is contained in its own JSON file. Thus, every file is ONE new recipe.