Presents

Send items to another player even when they are far away or offline. This feature works on both Java and Bedrock Edition.

Use the auction or request board to buy and sell items.

Sending a present

Specify a recipient, open the box, add items, and send it.

1. Open a box with /present <player>

Enter this command in chat, replacing the placeholder with the recipient’s name.

/present <player>

Choose a player who has joined the server at least once. Names are case-insensitive. You cannot send to yourself.

2. Add items and press Send

Place the items in the top 3 rows, which contain 27 slots. There are no item-type restrictions. When you are ready, press the green 送る (Send) button.

Each shipment costs 20 Spa Coins. This is deducted from your balance regardless of how many items you send. You cannot send if your balance is too low.

To cancel, press やめる (Cancel) or close the box. The items return to your inventory.

An online recipient receives a chat notification immediately. An offline recipient is notified the next time they log in.

Receiving and returning presents

Delivered parcels go into your mailbox. You can inspect their contents before deciding to accept or return them.

Open your mailbox and select a parcel

Run this command without a name to open your mailbox.

/present

Select a parcel to view its contents. The 受け取る (Accept) and 送り返す (Return to sender) buttons also appear.

Accept the contents

Press Accept to move the items into your inventory.

Items that do not fit remain in the parcel. They do not drop on the ground, so make space in your inventory before collecting the rest.

Return a parcel to its sender

Press Return to sender to send a parcel back for free. The original shipping fee is not refunded.

Returned parcels appear as ender chests in the mailbox. The sender can collect them, but cannot return them again.

Mailbox capacity and storage time

Each player can keep up to 27 parcels in their mailbox. Parcels do not expire. They remain until collected.

You cannot send a new parcel to someone whose mailbox is full. However, returned parcels can arrive even when the mailbox is over the limit.