I think the book should have a "download" button. It can be a simple zip with the web assets. (preferably with the analytics stripped out of the html page).

And how the recipe txt file format is structured.

http://book.cuberite.org/css/main.css

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The top-right "Generated On" is a bit vague in comparison to "Last update".

My file browser insists on not detecting that section 1.2 is an html file. Why would that happen?

It has the same permissions and the same .html format as the others.

We use <h3> and <h4> inconsistently. Which one should we pick?

Perhaps there should be a small "go to top" button beside each section. It makes it easy to go back to the #toc. It should be invisible in print.

<dt> tags are aesthetically unpleasing.

I use a plugin to achieve this but native support would be awsome

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50840168/how-to-detect-if-the-os-is-in-dark-mode-in-browsers

Improve page load time.

Quoting @hendrikyoda from cuberite/cuberite#1704

The User Guide about the compiling the server on your own is wrong/incomplete.
As a new user it was hard to solve the problem.
Managed to do it with: https://github.com/mc-server/MCServer-docker

Maybe just add this to the user guide or link it.

When cuberite/cuberite#3538 is merged

I translated the users-manual into Chinese. https://github.com/cnMolean/users-manual
Is it possible to be adopted and show on book.cuberite.org ?

Basic server setup is important.

Travis should work well enough for this.

Are there any plans to translate this book (after its completed)?

The "Generated On" seems to always indicate the current date. I recall the book fetches git every 24 hours and so the date always updates, even when there are no new updates.

• Setting Up MCServer
• Running MCServer
• Configuring MCServer
  • World Settings
  • Other Settings
• Plugins
  • Installing Plugins
  • Writing Plugins

I'd like to switch from vanilla Minecraft server to Cuberite but I didn't found any migration guide for my servers and worlds, neither did I found any note to know if that was even possible.

Best regards.

Currently it is only explained how you can give a player a rank. It isn't explained how to create ranks, and groups though. This should also be explained properly.

I've been setting up a cuberite server today and looked through the generator part of the world.ini file, which is mentioned but not at all explained in the manual.

Looking around in the cubrite repository I've been able to find a generator document which to me seems more like a detailed explantion of the system than an overview of what I can do there and which parameter effects what in game.

For example I'm looking for information on which parameters affect the size of biomes.

Best regards
Sascha

Can I have repo merge rights? It'll allow me to bother you less with every minor typo PRs. I'll not merge my own PRs for major changes.

We shouldn't assume everyone knows Git and Github.

World travel got serious stabilization fixes recently. Once cuberite/cuberite#2986 is merged, if no one reports world travel related bugs for a while, we should remove the world travel stability warnings.

Basic setup of Cuberite does not involve Multiworlds, therefore #2.3 should not be in section 2. That part should be expanded and migrated into its own section, which should include both Bungeecord and non-Bungeecord methods of multiworld travel. I'll do that once my forum questions are answered.