Rules

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In the world of Heese SMP, creating an enjoyable and fair environment for all players is of utmost importance. To achieve this goal, it's crucial to establish a set of rules and guidelines that promote good sportsmanship, discourage disruptive behaviors, and ensure a positive experience for everyone involved. This article outlines four fundamental rules that should be followed by all members of the community.

No Griefing

A griefer in interrogation

Griefing, in short on Heese SMP is defined as modifying any build made by another player without prior permission.

Examples of Griefing

  • Breaking blocks placed by another player
  • Adding blocks to builds of other players (for example, building a ladder to get over a wall, surrounding the build with obsidian)
  • Removing items from item frames
  • Breaking blocks to gain access to areas you shouldn't (for example, breaking a wall to enter a room)
  • Breaking armour stands
  • Using a farm, if the owner has specifically asked for no one to use it
  • Modifying natural blocks that could be considered part of a build (for example the lawn surrounding a house)

What isn't Grief

  • Killing Players, as long as it does not turn into Spawnkilling
  • Stealing from unlocked chests
  • Killing Animals
  • Being annoying in Chat
  • Using Farms
  • Temporarily placing shulker boxes/crafting tables for the purpose of using them

No Cheating

Staff watching a potential X-Rayer

Cheating is using any unfair client modification, some of which include:

  • Any Cheat/Hacked Client
  • Flymod
  • X-Ray Texture Packs
  • And anything else unfair

If you want to know if a mod is allowed, ask an Admin.

No Bug Abuse

Cheating also includes bug abuse (abusing any bugs not intended by the game). Examples:

  • Duplication glitches
  • Glitching through blocks with ender pearls
  • Glitching through locked doors

No Spamming

Spamming on Heese SMP is the following:

  • Flooding the chat with nonsensical chat messages
  • Doxxing
  • Malicious Links
  • NSFW Links
  • Advertising of other minecraft servers

No Spawnkilling

Spawnkilling here is defined as repeatedly killing a player, denying them the ability to play normally.