🍱In-Game Server Management (from the player's server)
This page mentions some ways to manage your server while you have joined it
There are many ways to manage a Minecraft Server, we think that the most quick but important ones are listed below and available on all the created servers by default.
There are a couple of Core GUIs provided that can help you execute some server actions easily.
/menu | Opens the following GUI
Hovering over your head at the top you can quickly access some basic server info like the version of the server, how many players are online, the status of the whitelist, ban info and the server owner.
Bans Management (golden_axe): List and manage banned players
Player Management (skeleton_skull): List all the available players. Clicking on a player reveals a new menu with the following possible actions: Kick, Ban, Heal, Feed, Kill, Freeze, Unfreeze, Gamemode Creative, Gamemode Survival, Gamemode Adventure, Gamemode Spectator, OP Player, DeOP Player, Add to Whitelist, Remove from Whitelist.
World Options (diamond_sword)(affects only the current world you are in): Allows you to change the world's Weather, Time and also lists all gamerules to easily configure them as you like.
Whitelist Management (oak_door): Allows you to enable and disable whitelist, add new players into the whitelist and remove any existing whitelisted players you no longer want.
Set Max Players (armor_stand): Allows you to modify the maximum number of players that can join your server. The number you input is checked and if it is above your plan's player slots it is automatically set to your plans maximum allowed players. Read more about plans
Set MOTD (paper): Allows you to set the MOTD of your server. It currently cannot be showed somewhere but in the future it might find it's way to the servers GUI on the lobby.
Manage Game Rules (slime_block): Lists all the current gamerules with their values and allows you to change them easily.
/config | Opens the Configuration GUI (File Explorer)
This is an in-game file browser through a GUI. Each chest represents a folder, and each paper a file with text that can be modified. Books are files like .jar that cannot be modified.
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