No more needing to run BuildTools. Paper uses a more user friendly patching system that reduces the amount of work server admins have to do to get updates. It's still DMCA compliant in that it doesn't distribute the Minecraft Jar, but does a binary patch upon start. Same technology concepts, better user experience ;)

Our version of the server is SIGNIFICANTLY faster by LARGE margins, exploits blocked, many bugs fixed including vanilla bugs that spigot hasn't fixed, as well as TONS of new Features and gameplay Mechanics that can be optionally configured.


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Then we also have Timings v2... - the /timings command in Spigot was created by me. Paper (and Sponge plus other servers) have version 2 of the timings system, which offers a massive improvement to analyze what is lagging your server on demand.

A friend and I are planning on building a gold xp farm on our Minecraft server run by paper. I've recently read about other people having issues with the farms don't working, so before placing 4000+ magma blocks I want to ask a few questions:

Which farm do you guys recommend? At first we were thinking about building an Ilmango type gold farm, but after doing research, we found out that this farm doesn't seem to work in paper. Are there any other paper compatible gold xp farms with similar rates? (Gold is the prioritized resource so xp isn't that important)

I play on a paper server and I'm looking for one of these infinite fuel farms, I tried the carpet one did everything even tried it in single player it worked but it won't work on the server the carpet breaks every time, the pistons keep running but the carpets are broken. So why is that and is there anything as simple as this one? Thanks.

Hi, I've been running a Paper server for some time now, and because of griefing I had to make it whitelist only. However, because I am using Geyser to allow players to connect from Bedrock as well, the whitelist process is a little harder to do, since I've had to identify players by their UUID. Surely I've missed some players, and I would like to add a little custom whitelist message to replace the "You are not whitelisted" message when they connect to give some clarifying information. This is easy to do on Bukkit, but I cannot figure out for the life of me how to do it on Paper. Can this be done? Thank you in advance!

It's a Paper Minecraft server running on a Raspberry Pi 4 with 6GB allocated to it out of the total 7.4 available.

I run it remotely through SSH and created it with the linux minecraft setup tool Pinecraft. 

I've used Aikar's flags, the server optimization guide from spigotmc, and pregenerated the chunks with the plugin chunky by a 4000 radius on a copy of the server I ran on my computer which I then transferred back to the Pi server. (due to cpu limitations making it terribly slow if ran on pi.)


The plugins I use are DiscordSRV, Chunky, EssentialsX, and Dynmap (which has been off since resource usage).

The server is essentially lag free, it can run fine for hours upon hours, but then it would randomly be 7500 ticks behind and slowly proceed to crash.

Here's the info after that message.

Minecraft Paper servers run on a high-performance server software called Paper, which is essentially a more optimized fork of Spigot, which in turn is a fork of CraftBukkit.


One of the primary goals of Paper is to offer high performance. It's engineered to be as lag-free as possible, allowing for the use of fewer resources when running the server.


Paper is compatible with Spigot plugins, meaning that server owners can use the vast array of plugins available for Spigot on their Paper servers without any issues.


Find all the best Minecraft Paper servers on our top server list.

Below is a list of settings from paper.yml and their recommended values for optimal performance in the order of most impact to least impact on performance. For help on editing this file, reference our guide on modifying Paper configuration.

Extra variables:- PUFFERFISH_BUILD=lastSuccessfulBuild : set a specific Pufferfish build to use. Example: selecting build 47 => 1.18.1, or build 50 => 1.18.2 etc- FORCE_REDOWNLOAD=false : set to true to force the located server jar to be re-downloaded- USE_FLARE_FLAGS=false : set to true to add appropriate flags for the built-in Flare profiler

Extra variables:- PURPUR_BUILD=LATEST : set a specific Purpur build to use- FORCE_REDOWNLOAD=false : set to true to force the located server jar to be re-downloaded- USE_FLARE_FLAGS=false : set to true to add appropriate flags for the built-in Flare profiler- PURPUR_DOWNLOAD_URL= : set URL to download Purpur from custom URL.

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Summary 

Disabling exploit fixes on a Minecraft Paper server refers to configuration options not officially endorsed or maintained by the PaperMC development team. While PaperMC offers various optimizations and improvements for Minecraft server performance, exploit fixes typically involve the patching of breaking unbreakable blocks, TNT duping, and overstacking. Utilizing exploit settings can introduce potential issues, instability, or conflicts within the server and must be used cautiously.

This guide aims to provide a basic guidance on how to establish a self-hosted Paper server at home on Windows OS for users with zero prior knowledge of server hosting. Please read the instructions given carefully and good luck!

Using plugins such as PlugMan to enable or disable plugins is still problematic. It not only hits the same issues as above, but it also breaks expectations that plugins have about the server. As Bukkit is not designed for plugins to load by themselves, this can cause issues where plugins are in an invalid state. Not only that, it's common for plugins to assume the server has just started when the plugin loads, so the plugin may be working with incorrect data if started later on.

But first, it's good to note that a "perfect" optimization guide does not exist, most optimization changes include changing or removing gameplay features. Each server will be different, you have to decide how much you want to change and sacrifice for performance.

The gist of it is the bukkit platform is generally recommended for bigger public servers and fabric for smaller servers with friends.

The bukkit platform allows you to use plugins, and fabric allows you to run mods.

For the Bukkit platform you have many options for a server jar, the most stable of which is Paper. Paper includes many performance improvements, bug fixes and configuration options. If you want additional performance tweaks, but may break the more technical mechanics, or quality of life tweaks try Purpur.For Fabric check our Fabric Setup page. Fabric by itself doesn't change the game at all, to get performance improvements check out our Fabric Performance Mods page.

Plugins that promise to fix your lag often end up doing the opposite, stay away from plugins like Clearlagg! - Plugins like these will promise to do things like removing entities. This will in fact help with lag, for a short bit. But your server will immediately try to spawn more entities again, which just results in more lag!

What you should do instead, is change your server options and just lower the max entities allowed.

To clarify on this what I mean is that during the attempt of the duplication both tripwire hooks break and both trapdoors are activated which when displayed in vanilla minecraft (singleplayer and multiplayer no plugins or anything) works (only one trapdoor is activated and only one tripwire hook breaks and actually duplicates).

So you tested it on 1.16.5 vanilla and it worked? Then paper did probably patch it. Some things paper patches like sand duplication is completely patched and there is no way to enable it. Could be the same case for tripwire hooks. Not sure.

If that's the case then why didn't they completely patch things like rail duplication (they added an 'unsupported option' to allow it again but it doesn't work for tripwire hooks)? (Also if it is a thing to do with paper that doesn't have an option then how could I delete it exactly either?)

This article will show you how to make a Paper Minecraft server. PaperMC is Minecraft server software that is based on Bukkit/Spigot. However, Paper improves Minecraft's performance, reduces lag, and overall, gives you a much better Minecraft server experience. So much of a better experience in fact, that we do not recommend starting a Minecraft server unless you are using a Paper server jar. Thus, in this video, we will show you how to start a Paper Minecraft server to start getting the best performance possible out of your Minecraft server!

Now that you have downloaded the Paper server jar, you need to create a folder to host your server in. I typically do this on the desktop so it is easily accessible. You can call this new folder whatever you want just make sure it is easily identifiable so you don't accidentally delete it and lose your entire server. After you have created the new folder, drag the Paper file you downloaded into it.

Note: If you want your friends or family to play on your server, they will need to join with your public IP address. To find this, simply click here, and you will see your public IP address in the center of the screen. Give this IP address to your friends to join your server. If your friends have any issues joining off your public IP, check to make sure your port forward was done correctly. Then, if they still can't join, disable your router's and computer's firewalls. This is not recommended, but it may let your friends join if they can't. 17dc91bb1f

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