Welcome to the official Crafters.one rules page! This page is designed to provide you with an essential understanding of the rules and guidelines to follow here on the server. The main thing that is asked is to not grief, don't steal, harass other players or use cheats of any kind.
The number one thing we see players lose their whitelist for is X-Ray. Please take a moment to disable or remove your x-ray mods to prevent any temptation of using an x-ray cheat on the server. The use of diamonds gained illegitimately in trade or donation will result in a warning applied to your account for Fraud.
We are notified of all diamond ore mined on the server and track chess transactions for non-chest owning players. We will see it, you cannot hide it.
All players must follow Crafters' PvP rules, except when inside registered towns where pre-defined exceptions are listed on proper signage.
Proper signage refers to clear, visible signs placed in designated areas that provide accurate and unambiguous information about any specific rules or exceptions. In this context, it means signs that:
These signs should ensure that players are well-informed of any special conditions or rules in the area.
External content shared on Crafters must not be explicit or sexually suggestive. This includes sharing sexually suggestive images of real-life people through the use of "signed paintings," or other means, as we cannot verify their age or consent to be posted.
Graphic content, such as gore, is also strictly prohibited.
As per the EULA of Minecraft, this content is found to be in violation of the game's guidelines. Sharing sexually explicit or suggestive content, especially images of real-life individuals, is strictly prohibited to ensure a safe and inclusive environment for all players.
When you claim land on Crafters, you need to make sure of a few things. First, ensure your claim is valid and where you plan to build follows all the local rules, if applicable. Your land should be marked, and signs set up to state you own the land. Even better would be creating a deed. You can learn about deeds on the wiki.
Gaining claim to an area is as simple as making sure it’s marked with signs or a deed created by yourself or if you've done significant work on the area/build in question. In cases where ownership is challenged, the validity will be checked by the glow people or CrafterOne.
Building on claimed land, ignoring any markings, will be handled at the owner’s discretion. They may choose to demolish and keep all the items or allow you to live in the area and continue building. Once granted, building rights cannot be revoked easily. This will be a case-by-case situation on the outcome.
Rules in other towns may be different from what we standardize for the server on this page, but they are to be followed when on their soil. Please reference Spawn Town’s building codebook for building within Spawn Town as an example.
Using vanilla exploits shipped in the game is allowed in a limited capacity for certain use cases. Rails, String, TNT, Gravity Blocks (End Portal), and Carpet duping are allowed. Other instances of duplication exploits will be assessed case-by-case.
Exploiting disallowed duplication exploits unnamed in this rules section may result in punishment or the loss of your whitelist on Crafters. Please go through the proper channels for being approved to use the vanilla exploit.
In most cases, the mods you are planning to use will be completely fine. However, there are a few caveats when using these mods or cheats. Mods like X-Ray are not allowed. Mods like Baritone are allowed, but using Baritone with X-Ray will result in two warnings: “X-Ray” and “Using Baritone for personal gain via cheats.”
In general, how you use a mod will determine if it is considered a cheat. Using a mod (even if it is labeled as “allowed”) to gain an unfair advantage and exceed the capabilities of a vanilla player is cheating. Some mods may be allowed but have several different functions, some of which can still be considered cheating.
As a rule of thumb, you should be able to justify/defend why using a mod a certain way isn’t an unfair advantage, regardless of who else uses it or who told you it’s allowed.
Below is a list of commonly requested mods and our stance on them. This list is not limited to a specific mod by a specific author; rather, it includes any similar mods or features within other mods. It is not a strict list, and more can be added depending on how often they are brought up. If you have a question regarding a mod, you can open a ticket or @ a volunteer.
Warnings do not expire. Complicity can result in a shared punishment if there is a failure to report in a reasonable time.