Make your server stand out with custom tutorials.
Why should every server use tutorials?
When a new player joins your Minecraft server, it's important to quickly explain what your server is all about. Tutorials effectively engage players and encourage them to stay. Introduce parts of your server, step-by-step over the course of the player's game experience.
1. Create the Tutorial
Create the Tutorial Enter the command /tutedit <tutorialname> to create a new tutorial.
2. Add Actions
Open the Tutorial GUI Use the command /tutedit <tutorialname> to open the tutorial's GUI.
Select an Action Through the GUI, add actions such as teleportation, messages, or titles. Thankfully, super easy in the GUI, no need for editing any configs.
Set Delays In the GUI, you can also set delays for the actions.
Edit Individual Actions Click on an individual action in the GUI to edit it. You can move, delete, or test the action individually.
3. Test the Tutorial
Start the Tutorial Use /tutorial <tutorialname> to test your entire tutorial.
Use the GUI for Testing Alternatively, you can start and test the tutorial directly through the GUI.
With these steps, you can quickly and easily create and configure tutorials for your Minecraft server. Thanks to the intuitive GUI, tedious editing of configuration files is eliminated, and you can tailor your tutorials to the specific needs of your players.
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