Get in

Open Minecraft, go to multiplayer and add mc.vudira.com. No port needed. Java and Bedrock both work, so console and phone players can join too.

Type /ob

You land at the spawn hub. Type /ob. Seriously, that is it. The server builds an island for you and drops you on it, and there is nothing to register or install.

Dig the one block

Look down. A single block floats in the void, and for now it is your entire island. Break it. It turns into something else: stone, wood, ore, and once in a while a mob that wants a word with you. Break that too. Everything you will ever build here, from the first tiny platform to whatever monster base you dream up a month from now, comes out of that one spot, so you cannot dig in a wrong direction. Some directions are slower, that is all.

Make room

Digging gives you stuff, and stuff needs space. Open /ob menu and look around, because that is where all the island options live. You can grow your island there. You can also buy a Nether island and an End island, which puts both of those worlds in your own backyard. No hurry. Do it when you feel ready.

Commands you will actually use

  • /ob: back to your island, from anywhere
  • /ob menu: every island option in one place
  • /sethome: set a home before you wander off
  • /shop: sell what you dug up, buy what you need
  • /worth: shows what the shop pays for the item in your hand, so check it before you sell
  • /sell: quick sale of accepted items from your inventory
  • /rewards: everything waiting for you, in one place. Open it often
  • /daily: a reward for logging in
  • /vote: voting hands out keys and money
  • /jobs browse: pick a job and get paid for what you were going to do anyway
  • /ob team invite: bring a friend along
  • /ob visit <player>: drop in on someone else's island

Two things we promise

Your island is yours from the first second. Nobody builds on it or opens your chests unless you invite them. And nothing sold here gives anyone an edge in a fight, so skipping the shop never leaves you behind.

Every command has a short explanation on the Minecraft page. Stuck, or something broke? Open a ticket on Discord and tell us what you were doing, where you were and roughly when. That alone saves us an hour in the logs.