Minecraft reveals new Code of Conduct feature for server moderation

The latest Minecraft snapshot has introduced various features and changes to the game, including overhauls to the End light and modifications to blocks. Apart from these, the build also introduced a much-awaited Code of Conduct feature for servers, making it the perfect quality-of-life addition to multiplayer worlds.

Here's everything we know about the new Code of Conduct feature for server moderation in the latest Minecraft Snapshot.

Minecraft introduces new Code of Conduct feature for server moderation

The latest Minecraft snapshot introduces a much-needed server Code of Conduct mechanic (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming || Mojang Studios)

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The latest Minecraft snapshot has brought forth many gameplay features and changes, improving the visuals of the End dimension and enhancing the behavior of certain blocks. Apart from this, the build also introduces a new Code of Conduct feature, allowing server moderators and owners to outline the rules and share rules seamlessly.

The update comes with a Code of Conduct screen, a gameplay mechanic that appears when connecting to a server. Players must accept this code of conduct to play, making the enforcement of world rules and regulations a hassle-free procedure. Additionally, owners can enable a checkbox to prevent the same screen from showing in the future.

The Code of Conduct feature is great for multiplayer servers and Realms to ensure players follow all necessary rules (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming || Mojang Studios)

However, if the Code of Conduct changes or its values are modified, it will appear again even if the display checkbox is turned on. This new mechanic is a great quality-of-life feature for server moderators and Realms owners. They can display the rules and regulations easily and make sure players accept them before they are allowed to play.

Additionally, the language shown in the Code of Conduct will attempt to match that of the player, translating automatically. However, if it does not exist, the default English version will be shown. If that is also not available, an arbitrary available entry will be displayed.

This layer of security and rules makes the game safer and ensures gamers are aware of the things they are allowed/not allowed to do. Rules can range from behavior to mod usage, ensuring they know what to follow when joining or playing on a specific server. Since many servers feature Minecraft mods and content, this could ensure an additional layer of caution and safety for fellow gamers.

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