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My bot keeps going offline

Most bots go offline because the code crashes, runs out of memory, uses an invalid token or missing intents, hits Discord rate limits, or the service is suspended for an unpaid invoice.

TroubleshootingBot Hosting4 minUpdated 27 minutes ago
Corrupted world or chunks: how to recover your Minecraft world

Restoring a backup is the safest fix for a corrupted world. If you have none, level.dat_old and region editors like MCA Selector can save most of it.

TroubleshootingTroubleshooting & Performance3 minUpdated 23 minutes ago
Exception in server tick loop, Ticking entity and Ticking block entity crashes

The server crashed while updating the world. The crash report names the cause, often one broken entity or block entity at specific coordinates. Remove it carefully, with a backup first.

TroubleshootingTroubleshooting & Performance3 minUpdated 23 minutes ago
How to read Minecraft server logs and crash reports

Your server writes everything to logs/latest.log and saves crashes in the crash-reports folder. Here is where to find them and how to spot the line that matters.

GuideTroubleshooting & Performance3 minUpdated 23 minutes ago
Minecraft server won't start or crashes on startup

A server that stops right after Start prints the reason in the Console. Usually it's a broken plugin or mod, the EULA, wrong Java after a manual change, or a full disk.

TroubleshootingTroubleshooting & Performance4 minUpdated 23 minutes ago
OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space on a Minecraft server

java.lang.OutOfMemoryError means the server needed more memory than it has. Find what is using it (too many chunks, entities, plugins or a big modpack) before you upgrade.

TroubleshootingTroubleshooting & Performance3 minUpdated 23 minutes ago

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