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Rmanimal: Updated to use the Cite extension.

2026-03-18T23:33:36Z

Updated to use the Cite extension.

Rmanimal: Spawn Category

2026-01-13T21:07:06Z

Spawn Category

Rmanimal: Adds mention of the /play and /quick-warp commands that make spawn travel faster

2025-12-06T23:16:36Z

Adds mention of the /play and /quick-warp commands that make spawn travel faster

Rmanimal: Adds starter maps section

2025-12-06T01:44:18Z

Adds starter maps section

Rmanimal: Aesthetics

2025-12-05T06:46:42Z

Aesthetics

Rmanimal: Spawn page part 3. I think that's everything?

2025-12-05T06:25:28Z

Spawn page part 3. I think that's everything?

Rmanimal: Spawn page part 2, finished normal map areas

2025-12-05T05:14:56Z

Spawn page part 2, finished normal map areas

Rmanimal: Spawn page part 1

2025-12-05T03:54:04Z

Spawn page part 1

New page

[[File:StarSpawnChristmas.png|thumb|The central area of Spawn during Christmas.]]
Spawn is the central hub of the server, and it is where players go to interact with most of the server's features like [[maps]] and [[challenges]]. Running "/spawn" will bring the player to spawn.'''1'''

== Central Spawn Area ==
Spawn is broken up into several areas. The area players reach when running "/spawn", and the area new players spawn in, is the central spawn area. From here, players can take one of twelve drop downs to go to different content on the server. There are also areas accessible only from the central spawn area, reached by walking towards a corner of the area.

There are four spawn areas accessed by walking towards a corner of spawn on the ground floor. These locations are:
* New Player Information
* New Map Releases
* Map of the Week
* Blues Hangout Room

 There are also two spawn locations accessed by walking up the stairs to the second floor corner areas. These are:
* Artifacts
* Spawn Credits

 There are twelve spawn drop downs which lead to most of the server's content. These are:
* Hardcore
* Parkour
* Dropper
* Legacy
* Maze
* Events
* ???
* Puzzle
* Search
* Challenges
* Adventure
* Co-op

=== New Player Information ===
The New Player Information section of spawn is where players joining for the first time load into the server. This is where players get a brief history of the server, info about the server's setup, server rules, and general starting commands on signs.

There are two specific teleports located in the New Player Information area. The first leads to the [[FAQ Quiz]], a quiz made to check that the player understands the server's structure and rules. The second leads to the old FAQ, which explains the checkpoint and map mechanics of the server. A sign in the middle also encourages the server to check out the [[Server Rules|Server Rules Wiki page]], a page listing all of the server's rules in detail.

==== Who are we? Sign ====
[[File:WhoAreWe.png|thumb]]zero.minr.org is the ultimate challenge server specializing in parkour, puzzles and mazes. Established in October 2010, we are one of the oldest Minecraft servers & home to [[Zero|one of the oldest worlds]]. 

Within our devoted community of skilled [[Maps|map]] builders, we have cultivated an impressive collection of over 700 unique challenges, ensuring there's never a dull moment for our players. 

We are proudly donation free & have been privately funded for over 14 years - we do not believe in perks or pay to win. 

Every challenge is meticulously crafted, thoroughly reviewed and expertly curated by the community. 

[[Ranks#Green Rank|Green players]] hold a special place within our community. They've earned their build rights by successfully conquering our [[Hardcore]] system, a demanding series of difficult courses. Access to Hardcore challenges is granted only after achieving 100 [[points]] and completing 5 [[Maps#Difficulty Ratings|moderate or harder]] courses. 

We are firm on our rules so please ensure you read them thoroughly.

==== Shortened version of our rules Sign ====
[[File:StarSpawnRules.png|thumb]]Rules 

Do not: 
- Cheat, hack, glitch, or mod 
- Request or provide solutions 
- Spam or incite hate speech 
- Swap or use alternate accounts 
- Use excessive profanity 
- Use excessive caps lock 
- Stream/record mazes or puzzles 

Do: 
- Report any rule breakers 
- Report bugs or errors in maps 
- Work in a team in the same map 
- Invite your friends to join 
- Join our Discord or Forum 
- Set your checkpoints 
- Enjoy yourself!
----
This sign also has several clickable links. These link to:
* The [https://forum.minr.org Forums]
* The [https://minr.org/discord Discord]
* The [https://forum.minr.org/pages/timeline/ Timeline]
* The [[Server Rules]] page on this wiki.
* The [https://www.planetminecraft.com/server/0minrorg---the-premier-parkour-puzzle-and-maze-server/ Planet Minecraft page]

==== New Player Tips Sign ====
[[File:StarSpawnTips.png|thumb]]New to the server? Here are some helpful tips.

- Join [[maps]] by right clicking a [Join] sign! 
- Use the compass in your inventory to quickly navigate to map areas. 
- You can use /leave or /spawn to return to spawn. 
- Click checkpoint signs to save progress - joining a new map will reset progress. 
- Use /kill to return to your checkpoint.

Important Commands

Type /map to learn about these commands and more. 
/cp - tells you the map you're playing. 
/map times (map) - tells you ranking times for the map you're playing. 
/map info (map) - gives you information about a map. 
/map list completed/uncompleted - lists all maps you have or have not beaten. 
/map join (map/player name) - will join that map or the map the player is in.

For Cooperative Play

/msg and /r - private message and reply to other people. 
/chat (hide/show) - hide or display chat. 
/hide or /unhide - hide or display other players. 
/party create - will create a party for group play. Type /party for commands. 
/chat setchannel party - will set your chat to party chat.

=== New Map Releases ===
The New Map Releases area of spawn features the nine most recent [[maps]] that have been published. The signs contain information on the map, such as:
* The map name (e.g. [[Stockpile]]).
* The map's difficulty, indicated by both the text and concrete color (e.g. White/Very Easy).
* The genre of the map (e.g. Pure Parkour).
* The map's publish date (e.g. 12 Nov. 2025).
* The map's creators (e.g. [[Creators#duckle|duckle]] and [[Creators#masts|masts]]).

=== Map of the Week ===
The Map of the Week area in spawn features a random new map on the server every week. The map receives a custom-built area made by [[Creators#Visuumii|Visuumii]] when featured. Despite being mostly random, the chosen Map of the Week tends to avoid choosing the same creators too often to feature a wider variety of maps.

=== Blues Hangout Room ===
Only [[Ranks#Blue Rank|Blues]] can enter this section of spawn. This area mainly serves as a place exclusive to Blue ranked players, with a few references to [[Hardcore]] and other maps.

=== Artifacts ===
Found in the upper south-west corner of spawn, [[Artifacts]] are a system added for the server's 15th anniversary. Hidden server crown heads in different [[maps]] will give players server trivia. Reaching different thresholds of Artifacts found rewards the player with [[cosmetics]]. This corner of spawn is the only current way to open the trivia lists. For more information on Artifacts, refer to the [[Artifacts|Artifacts page]].

=== Spawn Credits ===
The Spawn Credits area features the credits for Star Spawn. There are eight NPCs that can be talked to for their contributions and special thanks signs. All NPC blurbs were written by [[Creators#wavelyte|wavelyte]], the Star Spawn Project Lead.

== Placeholder ==

== Trivia ==

== Notes ==
# There are a few edge cases where running "/spawn" will not bring the player to spawn. One such case is for maps where most commands are disabled. These include [[Frienemy]] and [[Vares Sert]].

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 [[File:StarSpawnChristmas.png|thumb|The central area of Spawn during Christmas.]]
-Spawn is the central hub of the server, and it is where players go to interact with most of the server's features like [[maps]] and [[challenges]]. Running "/spawn" will bring the player to spawn.<sup>'''[[Spawn#Notes|1]]'''</sup>
+Spawn is the central hub of the server, and it is where players go to interact with most of the server's features like [[maps]] and [[challenges]]. Running "/spawn" will bring the player to spawn.<ref>There are a few edge cases where running "/spawn" will not bring the player to spawn. One such case is for maps where most commands are disabled. These include [[Frienemy]] and [[Vares Sert]].</ref>
 == Central Spawn Area ==
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 == <span style="color: #e5e533">Parkour</span>, <span style="color: #993333">Maze</span>, <span style="color: #8a8adc">Puzzle</span>, and <span style="color: #4a80ff">Adventure</span> Areas ==
-Each of these areas are structured the same, so they have been grouped together. Dropping into any of these will teleport the player to a hallway. Walking forward will take the player to [[maps]] of solely that drop's genre (e.g. dropping into the <span style="color: #8a8adc">Puzzle</span> section and walking forward will take players to maps solely about puzzles). Turning around and entering the room on the other side of the hallway leads to Mixed maps, or maps with one primary genre and other sub-genres within it.<sup>'''[[Spawn#Notes|2]]'''</sup> In the hallway itself, players can see small scale builds of [[FFA+]] maps of that genre in the archways. The maps on higher floors typically are more challenging, and each map build has a blurb describing the map itself when stepped into.
+Each of these areas are structured the same, so they have been grouped together. Dropping into any of these will teleport the player to a hallway. Walking forward will take the player to [[maps]] of solely that drop's genre (e.g. dropping into the <span style="color: #8a8adc">Puzzle</span> section and walking forward will take players to maps solely about puzzles). Turning around and entering the room on the other side of the hallway leads to Mixed maps, or maps with one primary genre and other sub-genres within it.<ref>While the <span style="color: #e5e533">Parkour</span>, <span style="color: #993333">Maze</span>, and <span style="color: #8a8adc">Puzzle</span> sections all have mixed genre areas, <span style="color: #4a80ff">Adventure</span> does not. Since the adventure genre is mainly about combining several other map types, there is no such thing as a pure or mixed adventure map. For more info, see the [[Map Types and Explanations#Adventure|Map Types and Explanations page]].</ref> In the hallway itself, players can see small scale builds of [[FFA+]] maps of that genre in the archways. The maps on higher floors typically are more challenging, and each map build has a blurb describing the map itself when stepped into.
 The large rooms on either end of the genre hallway are [[FFA]] rooms, which feature all pure or mixed maps of that genre depending on which side the player enters. Maps in these rooms are separated by [[Maps#Difficulty_Ratings|difficulty]], with very easy maps being the closest to the entrance. The pink section of these rooms feature Frequently Asked Questions about maps and a button to teleport to a different spawn area.
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 == Notes ==
-# There are a few edge cases where running "/spawn" will not bring the player to spawn. One such case is for maps where most commands are disabled. These include [[Frienemy]] and [[Vares Sert]].
+<references />
 [[Category: Spawn]]

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	# There are a few edge cases where running "/spawn" will not bring the player to spawn. One such case is for maps where most commands are disabled. These include [[Frienemy]] and [[Vares Sert]].		# There are a few edge cases where running "/spawn" will not bring the player to spawn. One such case is for maps where most commands are disabled. These include [[Frienemy]] and [[Vares Sert]].
	# While the <span style="color: #e5e533">Parkour</span>, <span style="color: #993333">Maze</span>, <span style="color: #8a8adc">Puzzle</span> sections all have mixed genre areas, <span style="color: #4a80ff">Adventure</span> does not. Since the adventure genre is mainly about combining several other map types, there is no such thing as a pure or mixed adventure map. For more info, see the [[Map Types and Explanations#Adventure\|Map Types and Explanations page]].		# While the <span style="color: #e5e533">Parkour</span>, <span style="color: #993333">Maze</span>, <span style="color: #8a8adc">Puzzle</span> sections all have mixed genre areas, <span style="color: #4a80ff">Adventure</span> does not. Since the adventure genre is mainly about combining several other map types, there is no such thing as a pure or mixed adventure map. For more info, see the [[Map Types and Explanations#Adventure\|Map Types and Explanations page]].
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		+	[[Category: Spawn]]

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 The Spawn Credits area features the credits for Star Spawn. There are eight NPCs that can be talked to for their contributions and special thanks signs. All NPC blurbs were written by [[Creators#wavelyte|wavelyte]], the Star Spawn Project Lead.
-== Spawn Teleport Buttons ==
+== Fast Spawn Navigation ==
 Throughout spawn are buttons that, when clicked, list out all of the major areas of spawn. Players can click any of the options listed to teleport to that spawn area, including the Central Spawn Area. These are normally near where the player teleports into an area or in pink sections of these areas. The pink sections also feature Frequently Asked Questions about maps or [[challenges]], depending on the area.

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 == <span style="color: #7F3FB3">???</span> Area ==
 This area teleports the player back to the center of the Central Spawn Area.
 == Special Archway Decorations ==

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 === Spawn Credits ===
 The Spawn Credits area features the credits for Star Spawn. There are eight NPCs that can be talked to for their contributions and special thanks signs. All NPC blurbs were written by [[Creators#wavelyte|wavelyte]], the Star Spawn Project Lead.
 == <span style="color: #e5e533">Parkour</span>, <span style="color: #993333">Maze</span>, <span style="color: #8a8adc">Puzzle</span>, and <span style="color: #4a80ff">Adventure</span> Areas ==
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 Each of these areas are structured the same, so they have been grouped together. Dropping into any of these will teleport the player to a hallway. Walking forward will take the player to [[maps]] of solely that drop's genre (e.g. dropping into the <span style="color: #8a8adc">Puzzle</span> section and walking forward will take players to maps solely about puzzles). Turning around and entering the room on the other side of the hallway leads to Mixed maps, or maps with one primary genre and other sub-genres within it.<sup>'''[[Spawn#Notes|2]]'''</sup> In the hallway itself, players can see small scale builds of [[FFA+]] maps of that genre in the archways. The maps on higher floors typically are more challenging, and each map build has a blurb describing the map itself when stepped into.
-The large rooms on either end of the genre hallway are [[FFA]] rooms, which feature all pure or mixed maps of that genre depending on which side the player enters. Maps in these rooms are separated by [[Maps#Difficulty_Ratings|difficulty]], with very easy maps being the closest to the entrance. The pink section of these rooms feature frequently asked questions about maps and a button to teleport to a different spawn area.
+The large rooms on either end of the genre hallway are [[FFA]] rooms, which feature all pure or mixed maps of that genre depending on which side the player enters. Maps in these rooms are separated by [[Maps#Difficulty_Ratings|difficulty]], with very easy maps being the closest to the entrance. The pink section of these rooms feature Frequently Asked Questions about maps and a button to teleport to a different spawn area.
 == <span style="color: #d87f33">Dropper</span>, <span style="color: #4141ff">Search</span>, and <span style="color: #5cdbd5">Co-op</span> Areas ==
-These three drop downs are structured similarly, so they are grouped together here. Each of these teleport the player into a room on the second floor. The second floor contains the small scale map builds for [[FFA+]] maps, each with a chat description of the map when walked inside. The first floor contains all [[FFA]] maps of the genre, separated by difficulty.
+These three drop downs are structured similarly, so they are grouped together here. Each of these teleport the player into a room on the second floor. The second floor contains the small scale map builds for [[FFA+]] maps, each with a chat description of the map when walked inside. The first floor contains all [[FFA]] maps of the genre, separated by difficulty. Pink sections in these rooms feature Frequently Asked Questions about maps and a button to teleport to a different spawn area.
 The <span style="color: #5cdbd5">Co-op</span> section has a unique area on the first floor for racing maps, or maps that are good for racing against friends. This section uses white and gray concrete to look like a finish line and contains maps of all difficulties.
 == Special Archway Decorations ==
 [[File:StarSpawnArchway.png|thumb|An archway decoration example for [[Jump for Joy]].]]
-Several maps have archway decorations. These typically change the block at the top of the archway and give a description of what award the map received. Maps that won competitions typically get a crown head on top as well. Maps have received archway decorations for the following [[events]]:
+In sections that feature [[FFA+]] maps with archways, several maps have archway decorations. These typically change the block at the top of the archway and give a description of what award the map received. Maps that won competitions typically get a crown head on top as well. Maps have received archway decorations for the following [[events]]:
 *Being a map in [[Hardcore]], typically noted with crying obsidian.
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 == Trivia ==
-*The Race Maps in the <span style="color: #5cdbd5">Co-op</span> section are not labeled internally as being co-op maps.
+*The Race Maps in the <span style="color: #5cdbd5">Co-op</span> section are not labeled internally as co-op maps. This is because you do not need two players to beat a race map.
 *Map archways can have stacked blocks of awards the map has received above the entrance. One example of this is [[The Gwishin]] in the <span style="color: #4141ff">Search</span> area, which has awards for both being a runner up for [[Events#Map_.26_Map_Maker_of_the_Year|Map of the Year]] and being in [[Hardcore]].
 == Notes ==
 # There are a few edge cases where running "/spawn" will not bring the player to spawn. One such case is for maps where most commands are disabled. These include [[Frienemy]] and [[Vares Sert]].
 # While the <span style="color: #e5e533">Parkour</span>, <span style="color: #993333">Maze</span>, <span style="color: #8a8adc">Puzzle</span> sections all have mixed genre areas, <span style="color: #4a80ff">Adventure</span> does not. Since the adventure genre is mainly about combining several other map types, there is no such thing as a pure or mixed adventure map. For more info, see the [[Map Types and Explanations#Adventure|Map Types and Explanations page]].

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 /party create - will create a party for group play. Type /party for commands.<br />
 /chat setchannel party - will set your chat to party chat.
 === New Map Releases ===