Getting Started

Liberland Freebuild is a server whose concept is easy enough to understand, but it may end up difficult knowing what to do. This page is meant to act as a guide for new players getting used to the server. Though following this guide is almost certainly not required, it still serves as guidelines.

## Before spawning in:

Liberland Freebuild is a server based almost entirely upon its Discord, where its community thrives and is cultivated. Therefore, it is a requirement to first join the discord before joining the Minecraft server. https://discord.gg/5tdvMbvKnD

After that, you need to go to the #whitelist channel, and write out the following command.

!whitelist add <YourIGN>

Note that each discord account is only able to whitelist one IGN, if you mess up the whitelisting, feel free to ping an admin to help you out.

## Spawning in:

Upon spawning in, you should appear in what appears to be a hall of sorts, leading to warps, useful information, and a few other things. If you instead end up in a giant hole, something has gone wrong. In that case, type the command /warp spawn, and alert an admin on the discord.

Assuming you are now at Spawn Hall, as we have named it, you're pretty free to do whatever it is you like. Once you've spawned in, you're free to do just about anything. In Liberland Freebuild, players largely make their own fun, whether that be building or exploring or redstone. But here's a guide for the builders and explorers.

## Builders:

If you wish to begin building, you should find a empty plot of land either on the Flatworld or one of the normal worlds. Our Dynmap is a useful resource to find which areas are occupied or not.

Dynmap Link

Note that Liberland Freebuild has a variety of worlds. You can easily figure out which world you're in by typing into the chat and seeing the prefix before your username. A description of the worlds below can be seen.

Creative Worlds:

[YF] - Yakutia Flatworld. Dynmap name: creative. This should be the world you spawned in. This is one of the more developed of the worlds, and is a superflat world plains world with 30 layers of blocks to create underground structures.

[YN] - Yakutia Normal. Dynmap name: normal. This is one of the two vanilla generation worlds. This one is older and a bit more developed.

[AN] - Aurora Normal. Dynmap name: normalgen. This is the other vanilla generation world. This one is a bit younger and less developed.

[VD] - Void World. Dynmap name: void. This is a blank world with nothing but air and a few builds. Its meant for "floating" builds, as well as a storage for builds which were moved and not yet moved elsewhere.

[CN] - Hell (Sometimes referred to as Creative Nether). Dynmap name: creative\_nether. This is the Nether when you enter a nether portal from one of the creative worlds.

[CE] - Creative End. Dynmap name: creative\_the\_end. This is the End when you enter an end portal from one of the creative worlds.

[WW] - Waterworld. Dynmap name: waterworld. A world full of water. That's about it.

Survival Worlds:

[S] - Survival Overworld. The Overworld of our survival section of the server.

[SN] - Survival Nether. Self-explanatory.

[SE] - Survival End. Self-explanatory.

Once you have found an area of land which you desire to build in, go wild! Check out the Worldedit documentation at the bottom of the page. It's a steep learning curve, but it will make building considerably easier.

Plugins of note for builders:

-ArmorStandEditor, which allows you to edit armor stands by right clicking on flint, and then using the GUI to customize armor stands.

-Worldedit, which allows you to make large-scale changes much faster. Worldedit Documentation (For Worldedit Commands)

-HeadDatabase, which allows you to browse a huge catalog of custom heads. (Use /headdb to open.)

-Bannermaker, which can make banners quickly. (Use /bannermaker to open.)

## Explorers

The best way to get a brief tour of the server is by using the built in warps.

First to find a list of warps, do the command /warps.

There is likely more than one page of warps, so do /warps 2, 3, etc to flip to the next few pages.

After that, you can take a brief tour of the server through /warp <warpname>.

After you have visited all of the warps, you're a bit more on your own. You can use an elytra as well as Dynmap to explore the map. As well, you can use spectator mode to look for underground secrets. Even as the owner of this server, I still find new secrets all of the time, entirely by accident. The server is wide and full of secrets, I think you'll have fun discovering them all.

## After this Guide

After looking at this guide, these links may be of interest to you.

Worldedit Documentation (For Worldedit Commands)

Command Guide

Intro to Nation RP