Player levels

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Each player on this server has a level from Lv0 to Lv3. Your level determines which worlds and features you can access.

Your level rises automatically based on active playtime and completed advancements (achievements). Lv2 and Lv3 also require cumulative self-earned income (the total money you earned yourself).

If a command is unavailable, first check your level and the requirements for the next one.

What each level unlocks

Lv1 requires both 30 minutes of active play and 5 vanilla Minecraft advancements

Level	Required active playtime	Required advancements	Required self-earned income	Accessible worlds	Unlocks
Lv0	0 hours	0	0 Spa Coins	Lobby, Resource Server, Resource Server 2	Up to 20 shops
Lv1	30 minutes	5	0 Spa Coins	All above, plus Building Server, Resource Nether, Resource Nether 2, Resource End	Building Server access and land protection; Resource Nether, Resource Nether 2, and Resource End access
Lv2	25 hours	25	5,000 Spa Coins	Same as Lv1	Up to 30 shops, increased from 20; can accept official requests
Lv3	75 hours	40	25,000 Spa Coins	Same as Lv1	A celebration when reached; no permanent title is awarded

You level up when you meet all of the playtime, advancement, and self-earned-income requirements in the table. There is no income requirement through Lv1.

Why the Resource Nether, Resource Nether 2, and Resource End require Lv1

This helps new players avoid entering dangerous areas and losing their belongings immediately. At Lv0, the only resource-gathering worlds you can enter are the Resource Server and Resource Server 2.

See Worlds and travel for details.

Even at Lv0, you can get the golden shovel used to protect land with /claimshovel. However, at Lv0 there is no place where you can use it yet.

How is active playtime counted?

Playtime counts only while you are doing actions such as these. Simply being connected to the server does not count.

Jumping, toggling sprint, or toggling sneak
Breaking or placing blocks
Interacting, for example by right-clicking
Using your inventory
Attacking monsters or animals

After 60 seconds without one of these actions, you are no longer counted as active.

Walking alone does not count

Only walking, moving your view, or standing still does not count as active play.

Think of it as time that accumulates naturally while playing normally.

Advancements that count

Advancements (achievements) are Minecraft’s built-in records of things you have accomplished. Only standard vanilla Minecraft advancements count.

Server-specific advancements and unlocked recipes do not count.

Where can I check advancements?

In Java Edition, open the pause menu, for example with Esc, then select Advancements or Achievements.

Bedrock Edition, including phones, Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox, has no server advancement screen in the pause menu.

Instead, run this in-game command.

/adv

A screen opens showing your completed advancements.

Lv1 requires 5 advancements. Use this screen to check your progress.

Cumulative self-earned income

Cumulative self-earned income is the total of only the money you actually earn by working yourself. In addition to playtime and advancements, Lv2 requires 5,000 Spa Coins of it, and Lv3 requires 25,000 Spa Coins.

What counts

Regular job rewards, such as mining, logging, crafting, and farming
Rewards from daily quests: 100 Spa Coins, one quest per day
Rewards from weekly quests: 500 Spa Coins, one quest per week

What does not count

Transfers from other players through /pay
Shop sales
Sales or rewards from the request board or auction
Money granted by staff or administrators, and refunds

Take a job and work in the Building Server or resource worlds to build up your earnings.

Levels do not decrease

Active playtime, completed advancements, and cumulative self-earned income do not decrease. Once you gain a server level, you keep it.

Changing jobs does not reduce your server level either. For job-specific levels, see Jobs.

Checking your level

This command shows your current level, active playtime, completed advancements, cumulative self-earned income, and requirements for the next level.

/level

Unlock details are not shown in game

Neither /level nor the level-up display lists what each level unlocks, such as worlds and features. Check the table in What each level unlocks on this page.

For more information, see the command reference, Worlds and travel, and Land protection.

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