
ServerUtil - Minecraft Server Utilities
ServerUtil is a compact mod providing a set of useful commands for Minecraft server administration. It's designed to simplify daily administrative tasks and can be installed only on the server side, making it convenient for client-server architecture.
Main Features
Cross-Dimensional Teleportation
The /tpx
command allows instant player movement between dimensions. Two usage options are available:
/tpx (target player) (destination player)
/tpx (target player) (dimension ID) [coordinates x y z]
Dimension List
Using /dimensionlist
, you can get a complete list of all registered dimensions with their identifiers, names, and folder names in the save directory.
Example output:
overworld, id: 0
the_nether, id: -1, subfolder: "DIM-1"
the_end, id: 1, subfolder: "DIM1"
Region Coordinate Detection
The /regioncoord
command calculates the region file and chunk coordinates for specified x and z coordinates.
Usage example:
/regioncoord 100 200
Result: Region file name: r.3.4.mca, chunk coord: 112, 132
Welcome Message System
The MOTD function automatically displays a configured welcome message to players when they join the server. The serverutil-motd.txt
file is created automatically at startup and supports standard Minecraft formatting codes.
Management commands:
/motd reload
- reload the message/motd (enable|disable) [player]
- enable/disable display
Example file content:
§nWelcome to the server!
This is an §aexample§r greeting message
Player Identification
The /playerid
command provides information about player UUID and current username. Requires online mode enabled in server.properties for proper operation.
Bug Tracking System
The /mod_bugs
utility allows maintaining a database of known issues in JSON format. By default, all players can view the bug list, while administrators can manage it.
Main commands:
/mod_bugs add
- add a new bug/mod_bugs remove
- remove an entry/mod_bugs update
- update status or description
Bug statuses: "relevant", "fixed"
The mod is compatible with modpacks and doesn't require client installation.