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98 changes: 49 additions & 49 deletions docs/games/minecraft/become-admin.md
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---
title: Becoming an admin (operator) on your Minecraft server
keywords: ['minecraft server', 'minecraft add admin', 'minecraft add op', 'minecraft set admin', 'minecraft become admin', 'minecraft server add admin', 'minecraft server set admin', 'minecraft server become admin', 'minecraft']
---

# Becoming an admin (operator) on your Minecraft server

You can grant OP permission to players using the Fragify panel console or via an in-game command by the user who is already an operator.

1. Login to [your Fragify panel account]((VAR::FRAGIFY_URL)) and select your server.

2. Start your server, and once it is running, you can run in **Console** the following command:
```
/op yourUsername
```
This command will add the player with the set username to `ops.json` file.

If you would like to remove operator permission for the user, you can run this command in the console or in-game:
```
/deop yourUsername
```

![Adding op](images/add-op.png)

## Permission Level
If you want to set operator permission levels, you can go to **File Manager** and click on the `ops.json` file.
You will see the following content:
```
[
{
"uuid": "1232378-342772-23432-82472-34237794724",
"name": "yourUsername",
"level": 4,
"bypassesPlayerLimit": false
}
]
```
You can change the level to:

`1` - Player can bypass spawn protection.

`2` - Player can use commands such as `/summon, /teleport, /tp, /xp, /setblock, /locate, /kill, /give` and player can use command blocks.

`3` - Player can use commands related to multiplayer management such as `/ban, /deop, /kick, /op, /whitelist`.

`4` - Player can use all commands.

Afterwards, you can use the **Save Content** button on the top-right side.

---
title: Becoming an admin (operator) on your Minecraft server
keywords: ['minecraft server', 'minecraft add admin', 'minecraft add op', 'minecraft set admin', 'minecraft become admin', 'minecraft server add admin', 'minecraft server set admin', 'minecraft server become admin', 'minecraft']
---

# Becoming an admin (operator) on your Minecraft server

You can grant OP permission to players using the Fragify panel console or via an in-game command by the user who is already an operator.

1. Login to [your Fragify panel account](VAR::FRAGIFY_URL) and select your server.

2. Start your server, and once it is running, you can run in **Console** the following command:
```
/op yourUsername
```
This command will add the player with the set username to `ops.json` file.

If you would like to remove operator permission for the user, you can run this command in the console or in-game:
```
/deop yourUsername
```

![Adding op](images/add-op.png)

## Permission Level
If you want to set operator permission levels, you can go to **File Manager** and click on the `ops.json` file.
You will see the following content:
```
[
{
"uuid": "1232378-342772-23432-82472-34237794724",
"name": "yourUsername",
"level": 4,
"bypassesPlayerLimit": false
}
]
```
You can change the level to:

`1` - Player can bypass spawn protection.

`2` - Player can use commands such as `/summon, /teleport, /tp, /xp, /setblock, /locate, /kill, /give` and player can use command blocks.

`3` - Player can use commands related to multiplayer management such as `/ban, /deop, /kick, /op, /whitelist`.

`4` - Player can use all commands.

Afterwards, you can use the **Save Content** button on the top-right side.

![ops.json](images/ops.png)
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title: Creating whitelist on your Minecraft server
keywords: ['minecraft server', 'minecraft whitelist', 'minecraft server whitelist', 'minecraft', 'enable whitelist minecraft']
---

# Creating whitelist on your Minecraft server

You can use whitelist function of your Minecraft server to allow only whitelisted players to join your server.

1. Login to [your Fragify panel account]((VAR::FRAGIFY_URL)) and select your server.

2. Navigate to **Configure** option on the left-side menu and look for **Whitelist** under `Base Settings`. You will need to enable it.

![Whitelist](images/whitelist.png)

3. Start the server and run the following command in-game as operator or in the console:
```
/whitelist add yourUsername
```
To remove person from the whitelist, you can use this command:
```
/whitelist remove yourUsername
```

---
title: Creating whitelist on your Minecraft server
keywords: ['minecraft server', 'minecraft whitelist', 'minecraft server whitelist', 'minecraft', 'enable whitelist minecraft']
---

# Creating whitelist on your Minecraft server

You can use whitelist function of your Minecraft server to allow only whitelisted players to join your server.

1. Login to [your Fragify panel account](VAR::FRAGIFY_URL) and select your server.

2. Navigate to **Configure** option on the left-side menu and look for **Whitelist** under `Base Settings`. You will need to enable it.

![Whitelist](images/whitelist.png)

3. Start the server and run the following command in-game as operator or in the console:
```
/whitelist add yourUsername
```
To remove person from the whitelist, you can use this command:
```
/whitelist remove yourUsername
```

![Whitelist add](images/whitelist-add.png)
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---
title: Adding modpack to your Minecraft server
keywords: ['minecraft server', 'minecraft add mod', 'minecraft add modpack', 'minecraft ftb', 'minecraft feed the beast', 'minecraft server add mod', 'minecraft server add modpack', 'minecraft server add modpack']
---

# Adding modpack to your Minecraft server

You can easily install modpacks on your Minecraft server in [Fragify panel](VAR::FRAGIFY_URL).

1. Login to your account and navigate to your server. You should see options on the left-side menu, and one of them will be **Modpacks** under the `Tools` section.

2. After selecting the **Modpacks** option, you can search for the modpack you would like to install on the server.

![Search modpack](images/search-modpack.png)

3. After finding the modpack you would like to install, you will need to select which version of the modpack you want.

![Select version](images/modpack-version.png)

4. click the **Install** button after setting the desired version.

![Install modpack](images/install-modpack.png)

---
title: Adding modpack to your Minecraft server
keywords: ['minecraft server', 'minecraft add mod', 'minecraft add modpack', 'minecraft ftb', 'minecraft feed the beast', 'minecraft server add mod', 'minecraft server add modpack', 'minecraft server add modpack']
---

# Adding modpack to your Minecraft server

You can easily install modpacks on your Minecraft server in [Fragify panel](VAR::FRAGIFY_URL).

1. Login to your account and navigate to your server. You should see options on the left-side menu, and one of them will be **Modpacks** under the `Tools` section.

2. After selecting the **Modpacks** option, you can search for the modpack you would like to install on the server.

![Search modpack](images/search-modpack.png)

3. After finding the modpack you would like to install, you will need to select which version of the modpack you want.

![Select version](images/modpack-version.png)

4. click the **Install** button after setting the desired version.

![Install modpack](images/install-modpack.png)

Afterwards, the installation process of modpack will start once you attempt to start the server. Once the installation is completed, the server will start with the modpack included.
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---
title: Connecting to your Minecraft server
keywords: ['minecraft server', 'minecraft server', 'minecraft server connect', 'join minecraft server', 'minecraft']
---

# Connecting to your Minecraft server

You can join your server via Direct Connection or by Adding it in-game.
> Please note that you need to have the same version of your client-side Minecraft as your server's version.

1. Login to [your Fragify panel account]((VAR::FRAGIFY_URL)) and select your server.

2. You should see your server's IP address and port under your server's name.

![IP Address](images/ip-address.png)

3. Make sure that your server is running and launch Minecraft. Select the **Multiplayer** option in the main menu.

![Multiplayer](images/multiplayer.png)

4. You can select either **Direct Connection** or **Add Server** option.
![Connection options](images/connect-minecraft.png)

5. If you have selected **Direct Connection**, you can input the IP address and the port of your server => Click on the **Join Server** button.

![Direct Connection](images/direct-connect.png)

If you have selected **Add Server**, you must input your server's name and IP address with port => Click on the **Done** button. Afterwards, you should see the server in the list, and you can click on it to connect.

---
title: Connecting to your Minecraft server
keywords: ['minecraft server', 'minecraft server', 'minecraft server connect', 'join minecraft server', 'minecraft']
---

# Connecting to your Minecraft server

You can join your server via Direct Connection or by Adding it in-game.
> Please note that you need to have the same version of your client-side Minecraft as your server's version.

1. Login to [your Fragify panel account](VAR::FRAGIFY_URL) and select your server.

2. You should see your server's IP address and port under your server's name.

![IP Address](images/ip-address.png)

3. Make sure that your server is running and launch Minecraft. Select the **Multiplayer** option in the main menu.

![Multiplayer](images/multiplayer.png)

4. You can select either **Direct Connection** or **Add Server** option.
![Connection options](images/connect-minecraft.png)

5. If you have selected **Direct Connection**, you can input the IP address and the port of your server => Click on the **Join Server** button.

![Direct Connection](images/direct-connect.png)

If you have selected **Add Server**, you must input your server's name and IP address with port => Click on the **Done** button. Afterwards, you should see the server in the list, and you can click on it to connect.

![Add Server](images/add-server.png)
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---
title: Switching server versions on your Minecraft server
keywords: ['minecraft server', 'minecraft server version switch', 'minecraft server change version', 'java version change minecraft', 'minecraft', 'minecraft server java version switch']
---

# Switching server versions on your Minecraft server

With the help of our panel, you can switch between different Minecraft versions easily.

1. Login to [your Fragify panel account]((VAR::FRAGIFY_URL)) and select your server.

> We recommend making a backup of your Minecraft server before switching to another version.

2. Navigate to **Server Version** option on the left-side menu and select type of Minecraft under `Type Selector`. Afterwards, set the version that you would like to have under `Version Selector` and click on **Install** button.

![Server version](images/server-version.png)
---
title: Switching server versions on your Minecraft server
keywords: ['minecraft server', 'minecraft server version switch', 'minecraft server change version', 'java version change minecraft', 'minecraft', 'minecraft server java version switch']
---

# Switching server versions on your Minecraft server

With the help of our panel, you can switch between different Minecraft versions easily.

1. Login to [your Fragify panel account](VAR::FRAGIFY_URL) and select your server.

> We recommend making a backup of your Minecraft server before switching to another version.

2. Navigate to **Server Version** option on the left-side menu and select type of Minecraft under `Type Selector`. Afterwards, set the version that you would like to have under `Version Selector` and click on **Install** button.

![Server version](images/server-version.png)
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---
title: Uploading your local world to your Minecraft server
keywords: ['minecraft server', 'minecraft server world', 'minecraft world upload', 'load my world on minecraft server', 'minecraft']
---

# Uploading your local world to your Minecraft server

First of all, please ensure that your server runs the same modpack and version of Minecraft as your local world.

1. Login to [your Fragify panel account]((VAR::FRAGIFY_URL)) and select your server.

2. You will need to go to the folder where your world is located. The world folder usually will consist of `data, DIM1, DIM-1, region, leve.dat` files. Select all files by using shortcut on your keyboard **CTRL+A** and right-click to see menu with options. If you use Windows 11, you will see an option **Compress to ZIP file** which you can use.

![Compress to ZIP archive](images/compress-zip.png)

Otherwise, you will need to have installed 7-zip which can be installed from [here](https://7-zip.org/download.html) and use 7-Zip to add files to zip archive.

![Compress 7-zip](images/compress-7zip.png)

3. Go to **File Manager** and remove existing world files in `world` directory by selecting all the files and click on **Delete** button. Afterwards, you can use **Upload** button to upload your achive. Alternatively, you can drag and drop archive or use SFTP. Guide for SFTP can be found [here](../../fragify/file-manager.md).

![Delete files](images/delete-world.png)

4. After uploading zip archive, you will need to go to **File Manager** => `world` folder => click on **...** and select **Unarchive** option.

![Unarchive](images/unarchive.png)

---
title: Uploading your local world to your Minecraft server
keywords: ['minecraft server', 'minecraft server world', 'minecraft world upload', 'load my world on minecraft server', 'minecraft']
---

# Uploading your local world to your Minecraft server

First of all, please ensure that your server runs the same modpack and version of Minecraft as your local world.

1. Login to [your Fragify panel account](VAR::FRAGIFY_URL) and select your server.

2. You will need to go to the folder where your world is located. The world folder usually will consist of `data, DIM1, DIM-1, region, leve.dat` files. Select all files by using shortcut on your keyboard **CTRL+A** and right-click to see menu with options. If you use Windows 11, you will see an option **Compress to ZIP file** which you can use.

![Compress to ZIP archive](images/compress-zip.png)

Otherwise, you will need to have installed 7-zip which can be installed from [here](https://7-zip.org/download.html) and use 7-Zip to add files to zip archive.

![Compress 7-zip](images/compress-7zip.png)

3. Go to **File Manager** and remove existing world files in `world` directory by selecting all the files and click on **Delete** button. Afterwards, you can use **Upload** button to upload your achive. Alternatively, you can drag and drop archive or use SFTP. Guide for SFTP can be found [here](../../fragify/file-manager.md).

![Delete files](images/delete-world.png)

4. After uploading zip archive, you will need to go to **File Manager** => `world` folder => click on **...** and select **Unarchive** option.

![Unarchive](images/unarchive.png)

5. Start the server and if everything was setup previosly correctly (same version and same modpacks), the server will run.

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