One of the main features of Manacube’s survival server is our party system. By doing the command /p manager
you can access a lot of the important features you may use throughout your time playing on survival.
NOTE: For a list of Party Commands, head to the Player Commands article.
Typing /p perms
will open up a menu listing all available roles in your party. Here you will be able to edit the permissions and tasks members with the relevant role will be able to do while they are in your party.
You can change a party members role with /p setrole (players' username) (role)
. To transfer party leadership, use /p transfer (name)
.
These roles include:
Clicking on any of the roles will open up this GUI which lists the permissions.
Left clicking any of the options will set it so the player with that role will have access to that permission.
Right clicking any of the options will set it so the player with that role will not have access to that permission.
These permissions include:
/p bank
/p bank
/p invite (username)
/p coop add (username)
/p coop remove (username)
/p kick (username)
/p ban (username)
or /p unban (username)
/p title (username) (title)
/p claim
/p unclaim
/p setwarp (name) (price) (icon)
/p delwarp (name)
You can now trust players on a per-chunk basis instead of granting access to all of the party's chunks. This new role is called "Trustee" and any player with this role will only be able to build in the chunks they are trusted in. To add a Trustee to your chunk use /p trust (player username)
, to remove a trusted player from a claim use /p untrust (player username)
.
They will not be able to perform actions such as withdrawing/depositing into the party's bank, kicking, banning, etc.
Every time members in your party complete tasks such as killing mobs, harvesting crops, mining blocks and ores and chopping down trees, these will all count towards your party collection. You can access your personal collection through /collections
.
Right clicking on one of these options will open another menu, where you can hover over individual items to see your statistics and rankings. Right clicking on an individual item will open a leaderboard which counts collections from all parties.
This 54 slot vault is available to all party members. This can be useful to quickly transfer items between players, or to keep certain items that are available for all party members to use. This can also be accessed with /p vault
.
The party bank is a shared bank of money between the members in your party. Members with set roles will be able to deposit/withdraw money into the party bank.
Right clicking on “Deposit” will give you three options. Depositing your entire balance to the party bank, depositing half of your total balance to the party bank, and depositing a specific amount of money to the party bank. This can also be completed with /p bank deposit (amount)
.
Hovering over the book in the middle of the party bank menu will show you the recent transactions.
Right clicking “Withdraw” will give you three options. Withdrawing your entire balance to the party bank, withdrawing half of your total balance to the party bank, and withdrawing a specific amount of money to the party bank. This can also be completed with /p bank withdraw (amount)
.
Hovering over this icon will display your current party’s level. Right clicking this will open the leveling menu, you can also access this through /p level
.
The price of leveling up your party is $10,000 x (current party level), and you can buy 1 or 10 levels at a time.
Ex: If your party level is 300, it will cost $3,000,000 to upgrade to level 301.
As players you can also do /p level amount
for example /p level 10
and it will level you up to level 10 if you happen to not have enough money it will tell you in chat how much you need for the required level. Using the /p level max
will take all your money on you and level your party to the amount that you can afford.
Your party logs will show changes in your party such as permission changes, people leaving/joining, bank transactions, items such as spawners being broken/placed etc. It can also be accessed with /p logs
.
Hovering over the book icon in /p manager
or /p
will display general information about your party, including the party name, party level (/p level
), party bank (/p bank
), the number of party members (Green being your current number, red being the maximum number you can have), the number of claims your party has (Green being the number of chunks you have claimed, red being the maximum you can claim), and your current hopper/spawner limit (/p upgrade
).
By right clicking on the player head, it will open a GUI with the list of your party members. Hovering over each member’s skull will give information such as their username, their party role, how long since they were last online, and their first survival join date.
This GUI lists players that you have banned from your party, and the date that they were banned.
Opening the party upgrades menu will give you access to upgrade different aspects such as the mob spawn rate, hopper limit, spawner limit etc. This can also be accessed with /p upgrades
. All upgrades are purchased with Mana, different upgrades will require different party levels to be purchased. Further explanation of upgrades are covered in the Party Upgrades article.
Right clicking the quests menu will open up the party quest GUI. Each row is a tier of party quests. Once each quest is completed by any party member the icon will become enchanted. Once a tier is completed you will receive rewards and unlock the next tier of quests. For more information about Party Quests, see the Survival Quests article.