How to Log In After Registration

Once you're registered, you need to log in every time you join the server. To do so:

1. Open the Chat
   Press T (on PC) or open the chat option on your device.

2. Type the Login Command
   In the chat, type the following command:
   /login <password>
   For example:
   /login RelivePlayer123

3. Enjoy Playing
   After successfully logging in, you can start enjoying your time on the server!

Automatic Login

If you own the official (paid) Java Minecraft version, you can enable automatic login. This way, you won’t have to type the login command every time.

1. Open the Chat
   Press T (on PC) or open the chat option on your device.

2. Enable Auto-login
   In the chat, type the following command:
   /autologin

After doing this, you will be automatically logged in every time you connect to the server.

How to Join the Minecraft Server

mc.relivegames.com

1. Launch Minecraft
   Open the Minecraft launcher and select any version between 1.8 and the latest version. Click Play.

2. Go to Multiplayer
   On the Minecraft main menu, click the Multiplayer button.

3. Add the Server

   • Click on Add Server.
   • In the Server Address field, enter mc.relivegames.com.
   • Optionally, in the Server Name field, you can write any name you like, such as "ReliveGames Server".
   • Click Done.

4. Join the Server

   • The server should now appear in your server list.
   • Double-click on it, or select it and click Join Server.

Creation of Residence

Using /res auto:

1. Stand in the Location
   Stand in the spot you want to be the center of your Residence.

2. Open the Chat
   Press T to open the chat.

3. Create Residence
   Type the following command:
   /res auto [name]

   • [name] is optional. If you don’t provide a name, the Residence will be named after your Minecraft username.

4. Residence Created
   Your Residence will be created with the largest size possible based on your permissions.
   (For more information on size limits, type /res limit)

Using the Stick to Define the Residence Area:

1. Get the Stick
   You can use the Stick item to select the area for your Residence.

2. Select Two Points
   Right-click to select two points that will define the boundaries of your Residence.

3. Type the Command
   After selecting your two points, type:
   /res select vert
   This will set the vertical range of your Residence from Y=0 to Y=255.

4. Create the Residence
   Now, type:
   /res create [name]

   • [name] is required. You can choose any name for your Residence.

5. Residence Created
   Your Residence will be created based on the two points you selected, with the vertical axis from Y=0 to Y=255.

Residence Flags

Allowing Another Player:

1. Option 1
   Stand inside your Residence and type:
   /res padd (player)
   This will grant the specified player permission to access your Residence.

2. Option 2
   Stand inside your Residence and type:
   /res pset (player) trusted t
   This will also grant the specified player trusted status, giving them additional permissions.

Removing Permissions:

1. Removing Permissions from /res padd
   If you used /res padd to give permissions, stand inside your Residence and type:
   /res premove (player)
   This will remove the specified player's permissions.

2. Removing Permissions from /res pset
   If you used /res pset to give permissions, stand inside your Residence and type:
   /res pset (player) trusted remove
   This will remove the trusted status of the specified player.

Managing Flags

1. All Flags for the Entire Residence
   Stand inside your Residence and type:
   /res set
   This will open a menu showing all available flags for your Residence, allowing you to customize its settings.

2. Flags for a Specific Player Inside the Residence
   Stand inside your Residence and type:
   /res pset (player)
   This will open a menu showing all available flags and permissions that you can set for that specific player inside the Residence.

Minecraft Color Codes for Signs

To apply color to your text on signs in Minecraft, use the & symbol followed by the color code. Here's the list of color codes and their corresponding colors:

• &a – Light Green
• &b – Light Blue
• &c – Light Red
• &d – Pink
• &e – Yellow
• &f – White
• &1 – Blue
• &2 – Green
• &3 – Cyan
• &4 – Red
• &5 – Purple
• &6 – Orange
• &7 – Light Gray
• &8 – Gray
• &9 – Dark Blue
• &0 – Black

Special Formatting Codes:

• &k – Obfuscated (changing text)
• &l – Bold text
• &n – Underlined text