I set it so when it spawns it spits out a message: 27.12 16:43:14 [Server] INFO Summoned villager EconomyTrader @ -192.1, 66.1 ,23.1, world My spawn The player spawn point is randomized, and the player spawns on a block that is typical to the spawn biome. Grass for most, sand for desert, mycelium for mushroom island etc. So probably if your spawn is a common biome, cover or remove all grass/dirt around the 'ground' area and make the desired spawn floor grass. -togs. Simply add the tag RequiredPlayerRange followed by the amount of blocks, and the command should look something like this: /setblock (x) (y) (z) minecraft:mob_spawner 0 replace {RequiredPlayerRange: (blocks)} More info can be found watching Dragnoz's video here: Hope this helps! For most farms, it doesn't really matter. Even in the spawn chunks, plants will not grow, mobs will not spawn, etc. unless the player is nearby, A wither powered cobble farm would be a good idea. Mostly, it comes down to: avoid things that cause lag, and include things that run even without you there. Hope that helps. So I used the command ''/setworldspawn 64 104 177 0.0'' to make the player spawn in the spot I wanted to (second picture). But after killing myself and testing it, the game respawns me in a platform above, which shouldn't be the case because I marked the Y value to be 103 and the block there it's a valid spawning point. (Third picture). Syntax. There are two options for syntax depending on which version of Minecraft you're using. They are listed below. Java. Syntax: /setworldspawn . Example: /setworldspawn 100 70 100 -180. Result: Sets the world spawn to block position 100 70 100 and makes the user face due north. Bedrock. Syntax: /setworldspawn [spawnPoint: x y z]
This would only ever set the world spawn to the location of the command, not to the player. Replace as with at and it should work. In total; /execute at @p[name=playername] run setworldspawn ~ ~ ~
1. There are several reasons why mobs may not spawn in a farm. Mob spawning is set to false in the settings. You are the wrong distance from the point you want the mobs to spawn. The light level is too high (though judging from your screenshot this is not the case). The mobs are spawning elsewhere.
Bring up the in-game chat menu and type /setworldspawn. That will set the world spawn to the current location of the player that used the command. Or type /setworldspawn x y z. Replace x y z with specific coordinates. patrick_iceberg • 5 yr. ago. He said on Xbox.

Press the Enter key to run the command. Once the cheat has been entered, the world border will be adjusted to the new size. In this example, the message " Set world border to 5000000.0 blocks wide (from 60000000.0 blocks) " will be displayed to indicate that the size of the world border has been changed. Congratulations, you just learned how to

These mods and plugins usually have these two similar commands to use with setting your spawn point and using the commands: /setworldspawn ----- This command when sent will set the players world spawn point to that current location of the player who issued the command. This is the location for when players first join or when they die without
Set Spawn Mod for SSG. Overrides player spawnpoint with specified coordinates. Configurable seed and coordinates in /config/setspawn.properties. Coordinates are validated before overriding. There is logging in F3, world loading screen, and in logs. Works with multi using the global config file.
5. Since you are ok with setting the spawn chunks, I recommend that as the easiest solution. The command: setworldspawn . One thing to note from the wiki: Although spawn chunks are usually kept loaded at all times, new spawn chunks won't be loaded by this command until a player moves within range.

Instructions: First, go to your FTP file access or just open server folder > Open server Plugins folder > Open Group Manager Folder > Click "worlds" > Click the world your spawn is on > Open groups.yml > Find the "default" rank > In the "defaults" inheritance tab, remove "g:essentials_default" > Click save and restart server > Join your server and /spawn should work.

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