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This is probably because the player has 'allow server listings' disabled in their client settings. The option was introduced in a 1.18 snapshot. edit: if this is happening for the entire server, maybe it's the hide-online-players setting? not entirely sure how that one is implemented

Just to confirm, are you talking about the network outbound icon on the right (see screenshot)? This is pterodactyl's total network out since start statistic, not outbound / second.

You can’t append components like that, it’s currently being cast to a string and then added into your component plain text. You have to add them with Component#append: Component.text("§f[§a+§f] §f ").append(player.name()) Also, you’re currently mixing legacy color codes (§) in components. You...

Haven't tested it, but something like this should probably work: String key; if (component instanceof TranslatableComponent translatable) { key = translatable.key(); }

You're right, messages aren't signed in offline mode, so they can't be reported. Since the bans are enforced at the auth server level offline mode servers won't even know a player might be banned.

Setting allow-non-player-entities-on-scoreboards to true in your paper world config should solve your issue. You'll probably also want to set save-empty-scoreboard-teams to true in the paper global config to keep your teams when they get empty.

It's based on your account UUID, which when is random when using online mode, but is determined using your username when in offline mode (but which skin you get for which name is still random).

The most commonly used solution by the community is Pterodactyl, which is not specifically for Minecraft (but rather games in general), but supports it very well. Pterodactyl also runs your servers in isolated docker containers, offering some extra security with basically no overhead.

Try appending your prefix to an empty parent component instead, like so: Component.empty().append(myPrefixComponent).append(myText) or use the builder: Component.text().append(myPrefixComponent).append(myText).build()

If you're using the item name to compare custom items / custom item abilities, you should use the PersistentDataContainer instead. It allows you to easily change the name of the item later down the line (or let players rename it), since you're not matching it by display name, which can break...

That's only on Bedrock, you can still play singleplayer if you get banned from multiplayer on Java edition.

The latest Velocity version supports all versions between 1.7.2 and 1.19.2.

Yes, see the legacy download page. Keep in mind that we don't provide support for this version.

it would because the counter would count every message, not every message sent by a specific player. If player A has 300ms ping, and player B has 50ms ping, player B could send a message later than player A, but still have it arrive earlier. Player B would then 'get' the next message id (same as...

I'm definitely interested in seeing how they solve that, since intentionally leaving out context is a pretty important issue. One way they could solve this is by having some kind of counter that tracks how many player messages have been sent in chat (synced on join). This number would then be...

1. It is a signed version of the message's text (or the component if the server sent a preview), signed with a private key only known by the player and Mojang. 2. No, only when reported. 4. Because the public key of the signed messages wouldn't match with the public key belonging to the reported...

We don't support offline mode (cracked) here.

That depends on how much you explored before updating, but generally, yes. Alternatively, you can use the /locate biome command to find the coordinates of these new biomes.

Did you explore the world for the new terrain or are you looking at chunks that were generated before? Existing terrain won't suddenly get the newly added stuff.

You have to click the more button until you get to 1.18.1, which is build #216: https://api.papermc.io/v2/projects/paper/versions/1.18.1/builds/216/downloads/paper-1.18.1-216.jar

You need to override the ChatRenderer (AsyncPlayerChatEvent#renderer)

Set allow-piston-duplication in unsupported-settings in paper.yml to true. For more information, see this GitHub issue.

This has been fixed in the latest build of Paper (#21), which should be available shortly!

You'll want to listen to the PlayerInteractEvent and check whether the action is RIGHT_CLICK_AIR or RIGHT_CLICK_BLOCK. Then, you'll have to identify whether the item clicked is your custom item. The easiest (and most reliable) way to store this typo of info on your item is probably in the...

Thanks for the hard work everyone! ❤️

You need to remove/edit the _JAVA_OPTIONS environment variable, see this tutorial for instructions on how to edit your env variables.

You need to set the message contents with setMessage after you replace the &: e.setMessage(e.getMessage().replaceAll("&", "§"));

You shouldn't use the ChatColor enum with adventure components (Component.text(ChatColor.GOLD+"villager with custom name")). Instead, use adventure's NamedTextColor: Component.text("villager with custom name", NamedTextColor.GOLD)

All 1.8 versions are cross-compatible, this is probably caused by lunar client. Keep in mind though that 1.8 is almost seven years old and no longer supported (for obvious reasons)

Did you define your command in plugin.yml? See the page on the bukkit wiki for an example.