This page is a comprehensive guide to SMPEarth (ip = play.smpearth.com). While this page is still growing and subject to change, it contains vital information to each of our servers that new players and even old players shouldn't do without. Please read carefully and take full advantage of this knowledge we are giving you! We hope you have a great time on our server!
- Last updated: August 19, 2023 by User:MarshyMoo8
General Information[]
Dynmap[]
Towns and nations can be viewed on the dynamic map, or dynmap for short. Your current location can also be shown if you are above ground. The dynmap can be accessed via the maps link on the website.
Auction House[]
The auction house can be accessed by using the command /ah, this is the place where you can place items up for sale by using /ah sell (price) or buy items put up for sale by other players.
Daily[]
By logging onto the server every day, you are entitled to receive daily rewards that progressively become more valuable the more you do it. Run the command /daily or click on the prompt that shows up when you join the server.
Voting[]
Similarly, by voting for the server on popular Minecraft websites you will also receive in-game rewards. Do /vote. You get 1k for each website you vote on, and voting for all 5 grants you Haste 3, Regeneration 2, and Speed 3 for 5 minutes. Voting also gives you "Voting Points", which you can cash in for various things like diamonds by accessing /votegui.
Earning Money[]
Player Shops[]
One way to earn money is by creating a player shop where you can sell items such as armour and supplies within your town. You can create player shops by running /ushop create while hovering over a slab.
Jobs[]
Another way to earn money is by joining a job such as woodcutter, explorer, or miner where you are paid for completing certain job tasks. You can join a job by using the command /jobs browse. You will also be awarded job points which can be spent using /jobs shop. Making money with jobs can also be made more profitable by using job potions, which can be obtained via voting or trade.
Trade[]
Another popular way to earn money is by trading amongst other players. You can request to trade with another player by running /trade (name). You can modify the amount of money you are offering by clicking the golden nugget on the left-hand side of the screen and inputting a new amount.
Guide to Casual Towny[]
Information[]
Causal Towny is a server more peaceful based that players can join by either clicking in the Towny NPC in the Hub server or by entering "/server casual" in chat. The main focuses of this server are building and grinding rather than war. The Towny world (1:500) is 6 times larger than the Siege world (1:3000).
Getting Started[]
Commands[]
To see a full list of commands, click here
Custom Items and Recipes[]
To see a full list of custom items and recipes, click here
Towns[]
Towns are a group of players and claims that are within the server. Anything that is claimed within a town are protected depending on the towns permissions (or laws) so no outsiders can destroy and grief the area. Towns can join and be apart of Nations which gives many benefits.
Players can join an existing town by doing "/t join [Town Name]" if the town is open, or accept an invite from the town. Players can also make their own town. To start a town, you just do /t new on the chunk you want to create the town on, and that’s it! You’ll just need $150 in game and another $100 for upkeep. Upkeep is everyday, and it ranges from $100 to $600, depending on the amount of people you want to have.
To claim more chunks for your town, do /t claim to claim plots as long as they aren’t claimed. The town gets 10 claims to use for every player within the town + bonus claims depending on the size of the nation the town is in.
Nations[]
Nations are organizations that holds a group of towns. These nation's have their own bank and ranks. Nations can either ally or enemy other nations. If both nations enemy each other, they can enter combat (PVP).
To join or create a nation you must be a mayor of a Town. Players can either Join a nation or create a nation.
There are 2 ways to join a nation. Either by getting an invite from the nation and accepting it, or by doing "/n join [Nation name]" if the nation is open.
To create a nation, you will need at least $750 in your town bank. To start the nation do /n new [Nation Name].
Guide to Siege[]
Information[]
Siege is a very similar game mode to casual, however it has a smaller community and more features (like war for example). Siege was released in place of the Factions game mode, however there are plans to re-release Factions also.
Getting Started[]
If you want to survive on siege and not be considered a random person, it's important that you make a town and join a nation. On siege, a town is considered more of a country than a town. You should make a town in a place you like, or in a location of a country you like. Then, join a good nation that has action and has fun people to play with and play as you'd play normal Minecraft just with fun people and more features.
Commands[]
To see a full list of commands, click here
Custom Items and Recipes[]
To see a full list of custom items and recipes, click here
Towns[]
To maintain your town you must either create a nation (look below) or join a strong nation or one with strong allies. Nations always want more legitimacy by having more towns and a bigger capital and more chunk claims. However if you join a nation without the max 140 additional chunk claims you will be favored more because if a town joins their nation with at least a few people it might even add the additional chunk claims which will want them to stay more and might even boost you.
Nations[]
To stay alive as a nation, you need to ally with stronger nations and have good relations with them. If you don't, then major towns will simply not care about you exist and might just as well attack you. Allying and maintaining relations with stronger nations is crucial on siege if you want it to prosper and even survive. While doing this, find as many people as possible and either invite them to your capital town or if they have a town, to your nation.