PlayMinecraftIN Dashboard

A plain-language look at how the server is doing, what's finished, and what's next. No technical background needed.

Updated Aug 8, 2026 Server Version 1.22.0 (live) Coming Next 1.24.0 (ready, not installed yet)

Your server is up and running smoothly

The last health check (Jul 8, 2026) came back clean: no crashes, no plugin errors. Players can build, earn in-game currency, complete daily tasks, mine for skill levels, travel around the map, trade with each other, and more. A small update is ready to install when you give the go-ahead (see "Coming Next" above).

What the colors mean

Every item on this dashboard is tagged with one of five labels, shown as a colored dot and pill:

Finished — done and confirmed working Live — running on the real server, but still being double-checked Not Started — on the list, work hasn't begun Needs A Decision — waiting on you to choose or approve something Stuck — can't move forward until something else is fixed

Right now

What we're working on

Getting the next update (version 1.24.0) installed and tested. It adds an easier point-and-click menu for the Mining skill and a full set of mining-themed daily tasks.

What players can already do

Accept the server rules and get a short welcome tour; earn Coins and Renown; claim and protect land; complete daily tasks; level up a Mining skill; travel around the map and visit friends; trade, buy from the shop, and check leaderboards; use crafting stations; and step into the risk/reward "Danger Zone."

Land & building (Claims)

Players can protect their builds. The system now clearly shows which protected blocks came from playtime, which were bought with Coins, and how many extra "plots" (claim slots) a player has unlocked.

Custom icons & look

A custom icon pack is live so Coins, Renown, and task menus show proper icons instead of plain text. Confirmed working from real screenshots.

Long-term world plan

We're building one big shared world split into a protected "Sanctum" (safe building, no player-vs-player fighting) and an outer "Badlands" (riskier area with fighting allowed and tougher monsters).

Getting ready to open to the public

Still open: a welcome message (MOTD), confirming the join address works, deciding on a waiting list, confirming backups are running, and one full test of the new-player experience.

Quick facts

  • Main focus
    Install and test the 1.24.0 update when you're ready. No world resets or risky changes are needed for this update.
  • Launch plan
    Open to everyone from day one, once the remaining launch basics below are done.
  • World plan
    Safe building zone in the middle, riskier PvP zone around the outside.
  • Custom icon pack
    PlayMinecraftIN UI 0.1.0 is live. Still deciding whether to require it or make it optional.
  • Full design notes
    server-design.md has the complete plan, for anyone who wants the details.
  • Where testing lives
    The Testing tab has one checklist per game feature — see it for what's been checked and what still needs a real player to try it.
What this tab shows Everything that's been built for the server, grouped by topic. "Finished" items are done; "Not Started" items are still on the to-do list.
What this tab shows One checklist per game feature (not one per update), so testing reads as a full pass through that feature instead of a changelog. A feature only gets marked "Finished" once someone has actually confirmed it works in-game.
What this tab shows Anything currently wrong, worth watching, or already fixed. Nothing here is urgent unless it's marked "Stuck." The full technical history lives in a separate notes file, not shown here.
What this tab shows Ideas for later — nothing here has been started. Nothing on this list is required before launch.

About this dashboard

This page is a friendly, always-up-to-date summary of the server project. It's generated and kept current by whichever AI assistant is helping with the server at the time — you shouldn't need to edit it by hand.

Where the real detail lives

This page is the easy-to-read summary. A more detailed technical version, plus a running notes file, lives alongside it in the same project folder for whichever assistant is helping next.

How it stays accurate

After any real change to the server, the assistant updates the detailed notes first, then refreshes this page to match. If something here looks out of date, just ask for a refresh.

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