Server Enhancements

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Welcome to Server Enhancements!

Server Enhancements provides a collection of powerful, Vanilla-inspired tools for server administration and player convenience.

Protect worlds and specific regions, execute commands when players enter an area, configure exact world-entry spawns, provide personal homes, and separate player chat from server messages—all within one mod.

World Protection

World Protection allows operators to protect an entire dimension or create precisely sized protected and unprotected regions.

Protected players cannot:

• Break or place blocks
• Interact with most blocks or entities
• Pick up or drop items
• Remove items from protected storage containers

Players can still use buttons, pressure plates, menus, crafting and processing stations, and other safe interactions.

Protection can apply to everyone or specific players. Individual players can also be included in or excluded from a region, including players who are currently offline.

Regions are edited directly in the world using visible block-edge borders and corners. Operators can grab an edge or corner, move it with their position, and right-click again to save it.

Additional tools include personal and forced visualization, temporary join previews, clickable region lists, deletion confirmation, and undo and redo history.

World Protection Commands

Command	Purpose
/world-protection visualize	Toggles saved protection-region borders for yourself
Operator-Only	Requires operator permissions
/world-protection enabled	Enables protection throughout the current dimension
/world-protection disabled	Disables protection throughout the current dimension
/world-protection enabled <player>	Enables dimension-wide protection specifically for that player
/world-protection disabled <player>	Disables dimension-wide protection specifically for that player
/world-protection enabled r=[number]	Creates a protected region using the selected starting radius
/world-protection disabled r=[number]	Creates an unprotected region using the selected starting radius
/world-protection enabled <player> r=[number]	Creates a protected region for one player
/world-protection disabled <player> r=[number]	Creates an unprotected region for one player
/world-protection include <player>	Includes a player in the selected region’s normal protection behavior
/world-protection exclude <player>	Gives a player the inverse of the selected region’s protection behavior
/world-protection visualize force on	Forces region borders to remain visible for everyone in the dimension
/world-protection visualize force off	Disables forced visualization
/world-protection visualize join on	Briefly displays region borders when players join
/world-protection visualize join off	Disables the join preview
/world-protection list	Lists every saved region in the current dimension with clickable coordinates
/world-protection delete	Begins or confirms deletion of the selected region
/world-protection cancel	Cancels the current edit without changing the saved region
/world-protection undo	Undoes the latest saved protection change
/world-protection redo	Restores the latest undone change

Command Regions

Command Regions are invisible areas that activate when a player enters them.

A region can:

• Run a server command
• Send a formatted chat message
• Transfer the player to another Velocity server
• Limit how many times each player can activate it
• Exclude selected players from activating it

Commands run with server authority while keeping @s connected to the player who entered the region.

Messages support standard & formatting codes, hexadecimal colors such as &#55FF55, and \n line breaks.

Regions can be created using a starting radius or by selecting individual block positions and combining their outer edges into one precise area.

Only operators can see and edit Command Region borders:

Border Color	Meaning
Blue	No command has been assigned
Green	The region is configured
Purple	The region is currently being resized
Yellow	The region is awaiting deletion confirmation

Per-Player Use Limits

The u=[number] setting controls how many times each individual player may ever activate a Command Region.

The limit is tracked separately for every player and persists across logouts and server restarts. Once a player reaches the limit, entering that region again will no longer run its command or message for them.

This makes Command Regions useful for features such as:

• Giving every new player a starter kit exactly once
• Showing first-join instructions or a welcome message
• Teleporting players through an introductory route only once
• Allowing a tutorial checkpoint to activate twice before permanently disabling itself for that player
• Providing one-time rewards without requiring command blocks or external tracking
• Creating progression areas that stop activating after a player has completed them

For example:

Setting	Behavior
u=[1]	Each player may activate the region once during their lifetime
u=[2]	Each player may activate it twice
u=[5]	Each player may activate it five times
u=[0]	Unlimited—the region triggers every time an eligible player enters

A limit applies per player, not collectively to the entire server. With u=[1], every player receives their own single activation.

Command Region Commands

Command	Purpose
Operator-Only	All Command Region commands require operator permissions
/command-region create r=[number]	Creates a region using a starting radius
/command-region block create	Starts precise block-selection mode
/command-region block finish	Combines the selected positions into one saved region
/command-region block cancel	Discards the unsaved block selections
/command-region set command	Captures the next entered command or selected command block
/command-region set message	Captures the next normal chat message
/command-region set u=[number]	Allows each player to activate the region this many times during their lifetime
/command-region set u=[0]	Unlimited—the region triggers every time an eligible player enters
/command-region clear command	Removes the assigned command
/command-region clear message	Removes the assigned message
/command-region exclude <player>	Prevents a player from activating the selected region
/command-region include <player>	Removes that player’s exclusion
/command-region visualize	Toggles personal Command Region visualization
/command-region visualize force on	Forces operators to see Command Region borders
/command-region visualize force off	Disables forced visualization
/command-region visualize join on	Briefly shows operators the regions when they join
/command-region visualize join off	Disables the join preview
/command-region list	Lists every region in the current dimension with clickable coordinates
/command-region delete	Begins or confirms deletion of the selected region
/command-region cancel	Cancels the current edit
/command-region undo	Undoes the latest saved Command Region change
/command-region redo	Restores the latest undone change

Exact World Spawns

Operators can configure an exact entry spawn for each dimension, including the player’s position, facing direction, and camera angle.

An entry spawn can be applied every time a player enters the dimension or only for each player’s first selected number of entries.

The limited-entry setting also uses u=[number], but applies to dimension entries instead of Command Region activations.

For example:

• u=[1] sends each player to the exact spawn the first time they enter that dimension.
• u=[2] sends each player there for their first two entries.
• u=[0] disables automatic entry-spawn teleporting entirely.
• Forced mode sends players to the spawn every time, regardless of prior entries.

The /spawn command remains available for manual teleportation and does not consume a limited automatic entry use.

If no exact entry spawn applies, the mod records safe player positions outside Command Regions. This prevents players who disconnect inside a trigger from repeatedly activating it when they return.

World Spawn Commands

Command	Purpose
/spawn	Manually teleports you to the current dimension’s configured exact spawn
Operator-Only	Requires operator permissions
/world-spawn set	Saves your exact location, facing direction, and camera angle as the current dimension’s spawn
/world-spawn set u=[number]	Automatically teleports each player to the spawn for their first selected number of dimension entries
/world-spawn set u=[0]	Never automatic—disables automatic entry-spawn teleporting entirely
/world-spawn force on	Always automatic—teleports players to the spawn every time they enter the dimension
/world-spawn force off	Stops forced every-entry teleporting and returns to the configured limited-use policy
/world-spawn info	Displays the current dimension’s exact spawn and entry policy
/world-spawn clear	Removes the current dimension’s configured spawn and its usage counters

In short:

• Command Region u=[0] means it always triggers.
• World Spawn u=[0] means it never triggers automatically.
• World Spawn force on means it always triggers automatically.

Player Homes

Every player can save one personal home across the entire world save.

A home includes its dimension, exact position, facing direction, and camera angle. Setting a new home replaces the previous one, even when it is located in another dimension.

Players can also request that someone else teleport to their home. The receiving player must manually accept the request, and both players receive clear status messages.

Homes are owned by UUID, so changing a username does not disconnect a player from their saved home. Previous names continue to resolve to the same player, and operators can manage homes belonging to offline players.

Home Commands

Command	Purpose
/home set	Saves or replaces your home using your current location
/home	Teleports you to your home, including across dimensions
/home delete	Deletes your saved home
/home bring <player>	Requests that an online player teleport to your home
/home jump	Accepts your latest pending home-jump request
Operator-Only	Requires operator permissions
/home <player>	Teleports you to another player’s saved home
/home set <player>	Sets that player’s home to your current location and dimension
/home delete <player>	Deletes that player’s saved home

Operator commands support saved offline players. Known online, network-wide, and saved offline names are included in command suggestions where available.

Improved Chat Window

When Server Enhancements is installed on the client, the chat window is divided into two tabs:

• Chat for messages from other players
• System for command output and server-sent messages

Submitting a command automatically switches to the System tab.

When a message arrives in the inactive tab, a small red notification dot appears. A brief italic notification also appears alongside the composer so players know whether they received a new Chat or Server message.

The chat interface uses a compact layout and the highly readable Lexend font throughout its messages, input field, command suggestions, and tabs.

Installation

Server Enhancements uses one universal JAR for Fabric, Velocity, and the client.

Destination	Installation
Fabric backend servers	Required—place the JAR in every backend server’s mods folder
Velocity proxy	Required when using Velocity—place the same JAR in Velocity’s plugins folder
Minecraft client	Recommended—provides the improved chat window and the best region-editing experience

The Velocity installation enables cross-server Command Regions and network-wide player-name suggestions.

All saved regions, world spawns, protection settings, and player homes are stored with the main world save and are included in full-world backups.