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Version 1.1.0 (07/11/2021) All rules are created with this server’s mission in mind: to provide players with a safe, community-driven, free-to-play experience while encouraging players to give back to their communities. These rules are in addition to the server-wide rules which can be found here. Survival-Specific Rules Cheats: The cheats category covers all rules regarding breaking intended game mechanics or providing players with unfair advantages. 1. Clients & Hacks: 1. Non-Vanilla Clients - All non-vanilla Minecraft clients are prohibited unless otherwise specified. 2. Optifine - Optifine is the only non-vanilla Minecraft client allowed on this server. Zoom functionality, shaders, capes, and other Optifine features through the Optifine client are thus also allowed unless otherwise specified. 3. Schematica - Schematica is generally allowed on all servers at this time. Exceptions will be in cases where player builds are entered into competitions or part of a minigame. 4. Hacking - Hacks to include (but not limited to) flying, kill-auras, x-ray, and movement-enhancements are prohibited 2. Autoclickers & Macros: 1. Autoclicking - Autoclicking is prohibited. Autoclicking will be defined by the speed at which the player character is clicking or otherwise performing seemingly automated actions. Remapped keys with the use of F3+T is still authorized as it currently cannot be distinguished from faster forms of autoclicking. 2. Macros - Using macros to perform actions faster that other players or in an automated way is prohibited. This includes (but is not limited to) using a macro to quickly empty a player inventory into a chest and automatically typing and/or sending scripted messages. 3. Exploits: 1. Bug Exploits - All bugs should be reported as soon as they are found. Any bugged or exploited items, commands, permissions, etc must be immediately forfeited to a staff member. You will not be in trouble for finding a bug, only if you are found to have not reported it or found to be exploiting it. 2. Game Mechanic Exploits - Exploiting game mechanics is prohibited. If something seems OP, then it is likely an exploit. This includes unintended game mechanics and unintended consequences of game mechanics. This rule prohibits ALL duplication glitches! 4. Bots: 1. Bot Relogging - Using bots or macros to relog a player or alt into a server after a reboot is not allowed. Gameplay 1. AFK & Automation: 1. AFK - Being AFK is allowed in Survival. This does include AFK fishing. This does not include AFK mining at a cobble generator and AFK mob grinding. 2. Griefing & PvP: 1. Griefing - Griefing is never allowed in Survival and is punishable with a permanent ban from this server. 2. PvP - Killing of other players outside of PvP areas is prohibited. Using game mechanics to damage players in non-PvP areas is not allowed against AFK or online players. All servers are subject to the Server-Wide rules as well as their own set of server-specific rules. Please read the Server-Wide rules periodically to stay informed! Update 1.1.0: (07/11/2021) 1. All: All rules were updated to reflect the new rule structure used at F2PMC. 2. Footnote: The bold statement at the bottom of these rules was updated to reflect the new rule structure used at F2PMC.

Quick Links What is a Shopkeeper? Shopkeeper Setup Sell Shop Buy Shop Trade Shop Book Shop Customize Your Villager Shop Tips & Tricks What is a Shopkeeper? A shopkeeper is a spawnable NPC which allows the player to create one of 4 different shops for players to use. These shop options are: 1. Selling shop (sells items/blocks to the player) 2. Buying shop (buys items/blocks from the player) 3. Trading shop (trades items/blocks to the player) 4. Book shop (sell copies of a book to the player) Options 1 and 2 are the most used shop types as the others take more time to set up and are for more specific applications. Shopkeeper Setup In order to set up a shopkeeper, there are a few steps you need to follow: Step 1: Select Shop Type Hold the spawn egg in your main hand and click the sky until it at the right shop for you: Step 2: Select Container Once you have selected the right shop you will need to right click a container with the spawn egg to register that container for the shopkeeper to use. You can use a chest, double-chest, barrel or even a shulker box! If done correctly you should get a message in chat like this: Step 3: Place Shopkeeper To place your shopkeeper, simply right-click the spawn egg on a full block. You can choose a location up to 15 blocks away from the selected container. Your Shopkeeper will not move on its own and you cannot change its location - so be careful where you place it! Your Shopkeeper will look like the picture to the right when you place it. You should also receive a message similar to the one shown below. Sell Shop This shopkeeper sells your chosen items for a set price of either emerald blocks or emeralds. Step 1: Set the Items Open the container you have linked and place the items you want to sell inside the container. Step 2: Set the Price Hold shift and right-click your villager to open the menu shown on the left. The items you put in his chest will appear in the top row. If you left click the item you are selling in this menu, it will increase the number of items per purchase to a maximum of 64 (one stack). To set up the price, you have to left-click the two slots underneath the item. The first slot will set the price for emerald blocks and the second slot will set it for individual emeralds. Please note, if you have set both, it will also require the set amounts of emerald blocks and individual emeralds to purchase and not one or the other. Left-click the emerald blocks or emeralds to increase the amount, right-click to decrease it. Hold shift and left- or right-click to increase or decrease the amount by 10 per click. An example of a shop is seen here with the price set at 3 emerald blocks and 1 emerald for a total of 28 emeralds. You now have your first trade set up. To add more items to your shop, simply put them in the shopkeeper’s chest and then configure the prices. TIPS: Make sure you keep your villager’s chest stocked up on items. Keep track of how fast the shop makes trades so you can adjust prices! Buy Shop This shopkeeper buys selected items from other players for a set price of either emerald blocks or emeralds. You need to have at least one of the items you want to buy. Step 1: Set the Items Place the item you want people to use to buy from you and place it into the container you chose from the Shopkeeper Setup section. Step 2: Set the Price Open the Shopkeeper's menu. The menu should look something like the menu shown here. To set the price, left-click the barrier block at the top to increase the price to a maximum amount of 64 emeralds. You can only buy items for emeralds, and not for emerald blocks. Left-click the emeralds to increase the amount, right-click to decrease it. Hold shift and left- or right-click to increase or decrease the amount by 10 per click. Step 3: Adding the Price To enable the trade, you now need to add plenty of emeralds so that players can sell their items to you. If your shopkeeper runs out of emeralds, the trade will automatically be disabled until you add emeralds again. Trade Shop This shopkeeper allows you to trade any items you want with other players. You need to have at least one of each item. Step 1: Set the Items to Sell Place the item you want people to use to buy from you and place it into the container you chose from the Shopkeeper Setup section. Step 2: Set the Items to Trade Open the shopkeeper's inventory (hold shift and right-click) and place the items you want to receive underneath the item you are trading. You can choose up to two different items to trade for, just select them from your inventory and place them in the two slots underneath the item you are selling - don’t worry, they get copied into the shop, you get to keep your items. Left-click the items to increase the amount, right-click to decrease it. Hold shift and left- or right-click to increase or decrease the amount by 10 per click. In this example players can buy 10 diamond blocks for 50 coal blocks. Book Shop The Book Shop allows you to sell copies of your own books. Please note, you can’t sell Enchanted Books. Step 1: Set the Books to Sell Once you have written and signed your book, place it in your Shopkeeper’s chest and add unwritten books and quills. The Shopkeeper will automatically make a copy of the books you wish to sell when a player makes a purchase. Therefore only “Original” and “Copy of Original” books can be sold. Caution: If you remove the book to sell from the Shopkeeper’s chest, the trade will be disabled. To enable the trade again, you need to add a book with the same title - it does not necessarily need to be written by the same author or have the same content, the Shopkeeper only checks for the title. Step 2: Set the Price Open up the shopkeepers menu and select the price at which you wish to sell your novel. Left-click the items to increase the amount, right-click to decrease it. Hold shift and left- or right-click to increase or decrease the amount by 10 per click. Customize Your Villager Shop Here is a list of all the extra little features you can do with your newly made shopkeeper: 1. Change the name 2. View the inventory from this menu 3. Change the villager to baby form (make other changes first or they wont take effect) 4. Change the profession (will only change the appearance nothing else) 5. Change which biome the villager is from 6. Choose the villager badge color 7. Delete shop Tips & Tricks 1. Shift right click to add 10 of the item. 2. Shift left click to remove 10 of the item. 3. They can be placed up to 15 blocks away from the chest. 4. Every shop can be styled different 5. They can be placed anywhere.

Quick Links Preface First Join Mines & Farms Custom Recipes Server Shops Ranks Claims Preface The Nether Survival server is not meant for easy casual play. The server is nether-only and relatively unforgiving. We suggest playing this server if you are a veteran player who is looking for a challenge or comfortable losing your items every once in a while. This is an Economy Survival style server. This means that there is a limited server economy which is intended to be supplemented by a player-driver economy. An example of this would be a higher ranked player opening a farm to lower ranking players who sell the harvest to the higher ranked player. This benefits both players when the purchase price is below the server purchase price (so the higher ranked player makes a profit) and above the price or rank that the lower ranking players could achieve. First Join Image by: Ninjamaster4427 - "Nether Survival /spawn Headquarters" You will begin as the Lost Soul rank. We suggest first voting for the server on all vote sites to acquire Vote Crate keys which you can use at the Vote Crate located at the back of the building pictured above. These free rewards will boost your starting position on the server. New members are likely unable to leave spawn without the /ns wilderness command. This command currently costs $1,000 (in-game currency) and will randomly teleport the player within a 500 block radius. Since the starting balance is $0, you will need to teleport to a friend or start gathering sellable materials. Mines & Farms Before setting off to build your own empire, we suggest heading to the Stem Farms to acquire starting materials for tools. The Stem Farms are directly northwest of the /spawn location. Tip: Use the /trigger ch_toggle command to toggle the HUD which shows your current coordinates and which cardinal direction you are facing! After you have crafted a wooden pickaxe, head to the Netherrack Mine to get some starting currency. The Netherrack Mine is directly below the /spawn location. You can mine netherrack, gold, quartz, and basalt at this mine which can be sold in the Headquarters building pictured above. Each rank has access to higher level farms which are more profitable than the last. See the Ranks section of this guide for more information. Custom Recipes Nether Survival almost completely limits resources to those that can be obtained in a vanilla nether world. Given this restriction, it is important to note that all stone tools can be crafted with blackstone and all iron tools can be created using quartz instead of iron ingots. The recipe shapes are exactly the same as all tool recipes. Additionally, quartz blocks can be used to craft special iron armor with Fire Protection I in the regular crafting table. Tip: Craft this special Fire Protection I armor as soon as possible! Server Shops The shops pictured below are open to all players. All other shops are restricted to specific ranks. Tip: The higher rank and VIP/+ shops are designed to help you make more money than the standard shops! Ranks There are 9 ranks in Nether Survival and the starting rank is Lost Soul. As you earn in-game currency, you can use the /ns rankup command to rank up. Each rank has access to different commands, farms, and mines. As you rank up, you will still be able to access all of the same commands, farms, and mines as any lower rank (this is consistent with all other F2PMC server ranks). Tip: The rank board shown above contains all of the new permissions that are unlocked with each rank. Claims In order to create your base in Nether Survival, you must first travel outside of spawn. You can use the /ns wilderness command to randomly teleport to a new location. The current command will always cost $1000 per successful teleport and always search in a 500 block radius of where you ran the command. Future updates will include a GUI with more teleport options. One you have selected a location for your base, use //wand to receive a region claim wand. Select your region by left clicking a block with the wand and then right clicking another block with the wand. This sets Position 1 and Position 2. Use the /rg claim <name> command to create and name the region contained between your two selected positions. Please see our region guide here (guide not yet created) for more information on setting up region flags, parents, and permissions. Tip: Use the /wesv toggle command to turn on or off region selection visualizations!