Hyping Raft
You arrive on a small raft lost in the middle of an endless ocean. There is no land, no mine, no forest. Everything you get, you will fish out of the water around you. Your raft grows, fills up, and ends up with its own Nether and its own End. Nobody can attack you.
This guide answers your questions, open it any time with /aide. The headings in the contents are the sections: click one to go there. 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 rule that changes everything: the rod
The items drifting around your raft cannot be picked up by hand. You go straight through them without taking anything, and the game tells you so in red.
You have to fish them. Take out your rod, aim at the item, cast, reel in. That is the basic move of the mode, and you will do it thousands of times.
Your first rod is given to you the moment you create or join a raft.
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 on your raft, not in the resource world, not in the Nether, not in the End.
- You do not lose your things when you die, and you do not lose your money either.
- Nobody can loot your raft. Only its members can place or break a block there. A plain visitor can only look.
- The water, though, is dangerous. Swimming away from your raft hurts you, harder and harder. The ocean that kills you page explains how far you can go.
The most important word: the raft
Your raft is also your group. Even on your own, you have one. It is the raft that owns your land, your shared bank and your progress. The whole game revolves around it. The menu opens with /radeau, and /raft, /team or /ra open exactly the same one.
Other words come up constantly, and some have two meanings. They are all explained here:
Continue with: Getting started
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