Welcome to JT2, aka Just Test Tribute, anarchy survival in an all-stone world.
Your server owner and operator is Nemo. You may submit questions, comments, concerns, etc. into the mailbox at spawn.
Official Homepage: jt2.intraversal.net
Connect to jt2.intraversal.net port 30002 with any compatible Minetest 0.4.x client.
Note: Support for Minetest 0.4.15 will be ending in early 2026, so it is recommended to upgrade to Minetest 0.4.16+.
Server restarts daily at 00:00 UTC (7:00 PM Central) for automated backup and rendering of map.
Rules: No griefing, doxxing, trolling, dating, cheating, hacking or cursing.
Penalty for violating these rules will range from jail to ban depending on the severity of the infraction.
Note: A list of players whose shout or interact privileges have been suspended can be found at the Citations Wall kiosk on Church Street behind Castle Nemo.
JT2 hosts a variety of special events throughout the year, including theme parties, raffle drawings, holiday celebrations, and more!
Feel free to tune-in to our live video feed of spawn, alongside a relaxing mix of vaporwave, chillwave, and lo-fi music for your listening and working pleasure. And don't forget to drop a follow, so you can be notified of upcoming special events!
https://twitch.tv/intraversal
The SpawnCam is available most weekdays from 9am till 5pm Central, as well as during special events. So even if you can't login to the server, you can still catch all the action in realtime!
Getting Started
When you first join the server, you will be provided a selection of free starter items.
Your objective is to farm, mine, trade, and help build the greatest city in an all stone world filled with dangerous mobs! Craft dirt from bones. Then craft a sapling from dirt and an apple. And don't forget to keep an eye on the seasons and the weather, because extreme temperatures can kill you. This includes standing in close proximity to heat-generating nodes like lava, fire, and yes even furnaces.
Basics of Survival:
Weather and temperature both play a crucial role in the survival game mechanic on JT2. It is strongly recommended to wear armor when travelling outdoors particularly during summer and winter when temperature extremes can become dangerous, and potentially even deadly. Wielding a torch, a block of ice, or even a bucket of water can also provide a warming or cooling effect.
The Temp Felt HUD at the bottom left of your screen reflects your perceived temperature. It can be useful to gauge the risk of heatstroke and frostbite, particularly in conjunction with the vignette which warns of temperature extremes with a red or blue tinted overlay. The units can be switched between metric (Celsius) and imperial (Fahrenheit) from either of the weather panels.
The Light Gem HUD at the bottom of your screen is useful for stealth-focused gameplay, whether it be spying, surveillance, or even PvP. When standing in deep shadow, the light gem will turn fully black indicating that you are invisible to most monsters, except for those with night-vision capabilities. Of course, you'll need to cloak your nametag to be effectively covert to other players.
Useful Specialty Items:
The Whistle is an essential tool for coaches and referees to signal timeouts, fouls, and other calls. It has an audible range of 20 meters, so it perfectly suited for a variety of team-related activities. Aside from sports, it can also provide a temporary distraction in the presence of hostile mobs.
The Thermometer affords a quick means of gauging the ambient temperature at a specific location. Ordinarily, this value will coincide with the Temp Felt HUD, unless you are wearing armor or wielding an item that is hot or cold. For convenience, both Celsius and Fahrenheit are displayed.
The Magnifying Glass allows for copying-and-pasting basic node properties including name, owner, description, and position for use with any of the chat commands. It is also a convenient alternative to the Inspection Wand since there is no wear. However, it only works with pointable nodes.
The Inspection Wand allows you to examine the properties of nodes, entities, and even other players. The exact information provided depends on the item or object. It can be particularly useful for submitting bug reports (since unknown nodes and entities are difficult to identify otherwise).
The Protection Wand is used to verify ownership of protected areas, listing the locations of all intersecting protectors as well as members associated with each protector. In order to display the protection boundaries, however, you must manually punch the associated block or badge.
The Teleporter Staff mimics the teleport request chat commands typically found on other survival servers. Select the player you want to teleport to (or to teleport to you) from the drop-down list. Players can use the /tpy or /tpn commands to accept or reject a request within 60 seconds.
Quick Starter Tips:
Below are some tips to get you started on JT2! Of course you can always ask for help from other players as well.
- Starter Tip #1: Stand on one of the Memorial Blocks at Castle Nemo or in the Bell Tower to quickly restore your health and hunger. It's totally free!
- Starter Tip #2: Donations of food, tools, armor, and more can be found in the Chests of Sharing at spawn. Take what you need, give what you don't.
- Starter Tip #3: To avoid the risk of heat stroke and frost bite, you may need to seek shelter indoors, or better yet equip yourself with suitable armor.
- Starter Tip #4: Each grade of armor has certain insulation and conduction capabilities, providing enhanced protection from sources of heat or cold.
- Starter Tip #5: Except for flowers, most plants do not spread naturally. They are typically obtained from mob drops or by trading among other players.
- Starter Tip #6: Watch out for rotten eggs. If you stand too close, the stench will damage you. Rotten eggs are an ideal deterrent against trespassers.
- Starter Tip #7: You can hide your nametag from other players by wearing a costume. It's an easy way to go incognito if you prefer stealth gameplay.
- Starter Tip #8: Rare deposits of dirt, clay, sand, and gravel can be found in shallow lakes and caves. These items can also be crafted from bones.
- Starter Tip #9: You can sit in a chair or on a bed by right-clicking it. To stand up again, simply walk forward. You must always stand up to teleport.
- Starter Tip #10: The majority of non-hostile mobs spawn only during specific periods of the year. Keep this in mind when hunting animals for resources.
Useful Chat Commands:
The following chat commands are custom tailored to the Just Test Tribute server:
- /spawn
Teleport to the static spawnpoint
/ls
Show the list of online players
/status [server|client|player|engine|config]
Print detailed information about the player, client, server, engine, or config
/top
View realtime server and player statistics
/log
View graphical logs of recent weather activity
/mail
View your latest mail delivery notifications
/home
Show the coordinates of your assigned spawnpoint
/weather
View the current weather conditions
/who [player_name]
Show detailed information about the given player
/w [search_phrase]
Show a list of online players with names matching the given search phrase.
/where
Show your position and distance from spawn
/where [player_name]
Show the position and relative distance of the given player (within 1000 meters)
/what
Show information about the wielded item
/what [item_name]
Show information about the given item
/near [range]
Show a list of players within the given range (maximum of 1000 meters)
/lang [en|es|ru]
Set your your native language to English, Spanish, or Russian.
/tr [en|es|ru] [message]
Send a translated message to all players (in English, Spanish, or Russian)
/e
Display a burst of emoji particles around your character
/g
Assign gestures to one or more slots of your hotbar
/chat
View the chat history with optional message filters
/chat [player_name]
View the chat history of the given player
/c [search_phrase]
Search the chat history for the given search phrase
/craft [search_phrase]
Search for an item within the Craft Guide
/dice [chance]
Roll the dice with the given chance (whole number or fraction)
/x
Open the Macro Crafting Manager
/days [day_count]
Convert the in-game day count to "Day, Month, Year" format
/date
Show the current world date in "Day, Month, Year" format
/today
Show the current world date in traditional calendar format
/time
Show the current world time in "Hour:Minute AM/PM" format
/clock
Show the local time and date of the Minetest server
/rank
Show your assigned player rank (either Basic, Guardian, or Moderator)
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