1. Launch the correct version.
Make sure you are running Minecraft Java 1.21.11. YesCraft is built on Paper 1.21.11 and plays like a vanilla survival world with custom systems.

2. Add the YesCraft server.
From the main menu, go to Multiplayer → Add Server and enter:

• For Java
  Server Name: YesCraft N.S.C.P.
  Server Address: yescraft.net
• For Bedrock
  Server Name: YesCraft N.S.C.P.
  Server Address: 24.198.181.134
  Server Port: 25500

3. Enable the server resource pack.
On first join, the YesCraft resource pack is provided automatically through ItemsAdder. When prompted, click “Yes” to allow the server pack. If you disabled it earlier, edit the YesCraft entry in your server list and set Server Resource Packs: Enabled.

4. Arrive at groundZero.
When you join for the first time, you’ll appear at the world point groundZero – the main spawn area for YesCraft. There is a community base here you can use to survive your first night: shelter, basic utilities, and a safe spot to get your bearings.

5. Learn how money works.
Every player can earn money by:

• Killing mobs – the higher the mob’s health, the more money you gain on kill.
• Using /sell while holding an item with value.

Money is used for many systems on YesCraft: warping with WorldPoints, buying items in the block shop, teleporting to graves, and other utilities. Treat it as the core currency for progression.

These are the main commands you’ll use to access YesCraft’s custom systems. Exact GUI layouts may change over time, but the commands remain the same.

• /qlink — Opens the Quick Links GUI, giving you fast access to commonly-used functions on the server (warps, guides, utilities, and more).
• /wps — Opens Newt’s WorldPoints GUI, used to teleport to static player-set world points across the server.
• /wps <pointName> — Quickly warp to a specific world point if you know its name (for example: /wps groundZero).
• /addlife — If you have enough money and a golden apple, this command will permanently add a heart to your max health. This is part of the YesCraft life system.
• /daily — Opens the daily rewards GUI, allowing you to claim your daily reward and log in streak bonuses.
• /quests — Opens the quests GUI where you can start new quests, claim rewards, and track quest progress.
• /sell — While holding a sellable item, this will convert it into money based on its configured value.

YesCraft runs the standard Overworld, Nether, and End, but also includes custom realms and mechanics powered by Newt’s plugins, especially the Insomnia and Relics systems.

YesCraft uses a clear role system so you always know who to go to for help and what each player can do.

MEMBER – This is the default role for players. Members have the capabilities of a non-opped survival user, plus access to custom systems like /wps, /daily, /quests, and more, as configured on YesCraft.

MOD / STAFF – Members with the MOD or STAFF role are treated as admins. They:

• Protect the server from griefing and abuse.
• Help fix errors, bugs, and issues reported by players.
• Handle complaints, disputes, and general support.

OWNER – newt_00 – The owner and creator of YesCraft. This role has operator-level capabilities and maintains the custom plugins, block shop, horror realm, and other backend systems.

YesCraft runs several custom plugins developed by Newt specifically for this server. These plugins power most of the unique systems you’ll interact with.

• CoswayUtils – Handles many core utility functions: custom weapons and tools, command processing, the block shop system, and admin utilities.
• YCSUtils – Manages additional server-side utilities and the player jailing system used when a player kills a mob that’s marked as an “innocent”.
• Insomnia – The plugin powering the custom horror realm. Used to create atmospheric, horror-themed experiences and mechanics.
• WorldPoints – Custom system for managing the WorldPoints teleportation network used with /wps to warp to set locations.
• Lifeline – Drives the add life system. Combined with the /addlife command, it lets players trade money and a golden apple for extra max hearts.
• Relics – Handles the skulk world and deep dark portal mechanics, controlling how you access and interact with those areas.

YesCraft is meant to be a fun, horror-tinted survival experience where everyone can build, explore, and experiment without ruining it for others. Keep these rules in mind:

1. Be respectful – no harassment, hate speech, or targeted toxicity.
2. No cheating, hacked clients, or exploiting bugs for unfair advantage.
3. No griefing or stealing in protected/clearly-owned areas.
4. Keep chat reasonably appropriate and follow any channel-specific guidelines.
5. Follow directions from MOD/STAFF and OWNER – they help keep the server stable and fair.

All major landmarks on YesCraft are accessible via the WorldPoints system. Use /wps to open the GUI or /wps <name> to jump directly if you know the point’s name.

• groundZero – Main server spawn and community base. Your first login location, with shelter and shared resources.
• stronghold – Warp here to access the stronghold and End portal area for late-game progression.
• aceybasey – Resource gathering commune base; a shared hub where players collect and process materials together.
• ender farm – Ender pearl farm and XP source. Expect faster progression and resource gain here.
• cozy corner – A commune base town; a relaxed, community-focused spot to hang out, build, and socialize.

Q: Do I need mods to play on YesCraft?

A: No. YesCraft is fully playable in vanilla. The recommended client setup (Fabric + Iris + Sodium + Lithium) and Mellow Shaders are just to enhance performance and visuals on capable machines.

Q: How do I get more lives?

A: Use /addlife when you have enough money and a golden apple. The Lifeline system will add a heart to your max health if you meet the requirements.

Q: Where can I get help or report bugs?

A: The best place is the YesCraft Discord server. Join here: https://discord.gg/v9TC8UyUBF and post in the appropriate support or bug-report channel.

Q: What’s the best way to learn all the systems?

A: Start with /qlink and /wps, explore the landmarks, and check /daily and /quests regularly. Most of the server loops revolve around money, lives, world points, and exploration.