How to add a code of conduct to a Minecraft server

Set enable-code-of-conduct=true in server.properties, put your text files in the codeofconduct folder and restart. Players must accept it to join.

enable-code-of-conduct

Controls whether players are shown a server code of conduct they must accept when joining.

enable-code-of-conduct=<value>

Examples

enable-code-of-conduct=true

Show your rules on join.

Values

Value	What it does
true	On
falseDefault	Off

Arguments

valueRequired: The value to write after the equals sign.

What it does

When true, the server shows players a code of conduct read from text files in the codeofconduct folder, one file per language. Players who do not accept it cannot join.

Good to know

Changes take effect after a server restart.

Run it on your server

On a SLASHPLAY server, type it in the Console tab without the leading slash; in game, operators type it in chat with the slash. New to this? Start a Minecraft server first.

allow-flight
Controls whether players flying in survival mode get kicked by the anti-fly check.

Default false (Off)

server.properties: players and access
chat-spam-threshold-seconds
Sets the time window, in seconds, the chat spam check uses before kicking players for sending messages too fast.

Default 10

server.properties: players and access
command-spam-threshold-seconds
Sets the time window, in seconds, the command spam check uses before kicking players for running commands too fast.

Default 10

server.properties: players and access
enforce-secure-profile
Controls whether players must have a Mojang signed public key to join, which enables secure chat signing.

Default true (On)

server.properties: players and access

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