Hyping Earth
The real planet Earth, rebuilt inside Minecraft. The map runs 72,000 blocks east to west and 40,000 north to south. You pick your continent, you put your town wherever you like, and you build. Nobody can attack you.
This guide answers your questions, open it any time with /aide. The starting path itself is the list of steps shown on the right of your screen. Pick a section from the contents, or head straight to Getting started.
Never typed a command on a server before? Start here:
Joining, and bringing a friend along
On computer, the server address is play.hyping.fr, and that is all you need to type.
On phone, tablet or console, the address is bedrock.hyping.fr, and the game also asks for a port number: it is 19132. The Playing on phone page explains where to put it.
The 4 things to know before you start
- Nobody can attack you, anywhere. Not at spawn, the square you land on when you connect, not in the resource worlds, not in the Nether, not in the End. The Nether and the End are Minecraft's two other worlds, the ones you open with a portal.
- You do not lose your things when you die.
- To build, you first have to claim the land. Until you do, you can neither place nor break a block on the world map.
- On the main map you cannot die from a fall, from lava or from fire. Only monsters and hunger can hurt you.
A few words come up constantly on the server. They are all explained here:
The panel of numbers on the right of your screen, and the worlds you can travel to:
Worth knowing right away
- Chat is hidden during the first seven tutorial steps, to leave you in peace. It comes back on its own afterwards.
- The server restarts every day at 5am and goes down for a minute or two.
- A texture pack is offered when you connect. Accept it, otherwise the server's special items show up as ordinary ones.
- The game is set to Hard: monsters hurt at night.
- If you get stuck somewhere,
/spawnor/homeswill get you out. - On phone everything works the same, but a right click is a long press. The Playing on phone page covers the rest.
Continue with: Getting started