Server setups for Minecraft Java
20 itemsServer packs: list
SMP with economy
Survival with money, chest shops, an auction and golden shovel claims.On a server
Vanilla+ for friends
Pure survival with grief rollback, graves and sitting on stairs.On a server
BedWars
BedWars: teams, beds, resource generators and a shop.On a server
Anarchy
No rules and no claims: anti-cheat, password login and world preloading.On a server
1v1 Duels
Challenge to a fight with a command, bets, arenas and win statistics.On a server
RPG Survival
Skills and levels, mobs that get stronger with distance, NPC quests and enchantments.On a server
Lobby for a Network
A hub for a server network: mode selection menu, NPCs, holograms and parkour.On a server
Anarchy 1.16.5
Anarchy on classic 1.16.5: anticheat, password login, skins.On a server
SkyBlock
Your own island in the void, island levels, friend commands and a shop.On a server
Survival without a license
Password login, skins for pirated copies, land claims with a shovel and homes.On a server
OneBlock
One block under your feet that becomes a new one after every break.On a server
AcidIsland
An island in the middle of an acid sea: the water burns, and only building can help you survive.On a server
Survival on Purpur
Survival on the Purpur core: flexible mob and world settings without plugins.On a server
Kit PvP
Ready-made kits for warrior, archer and tank, a protected arena and an anticheat.On a server
SkyWars
SkyWars: islands in the sky, loot chests, the last survivor wins.On a server
Creative server
Creative for building: WorldEdit, separate worlds and build protection.On a server
Hardcore Survival
One life per world, high difficulty and a world border.On a server
Peaceful Survival
Survival without PvP and griefing: claims, homes and sitting.On a server
Infinite Parkour
Parkour that builds itself: the jumps never end, and records keep piling up.On a serverFAQ
Can I make a server like FunTime?
One in the same genre — yes: the “Griefing with block claims” setup gives you block claims, cases, airdrops, an auction and random teleport. A copy of the server itself — no: its plugins and configs belong to its owners, and “leaked copies” are a common source of backdoored plugins.
How do I install a setup on a server?
On Millida Hosting, use the “To hosting” button on the setup page: choose a server, confirm the replacement, and on the next start the server will come up with the setup. On your own PC, unpack the archive into the server folder and put a Paper or Purpur core of the same version next to it.
How is a server setup different from a modpack?
A modpack is installed into the game by every player. A server setup is installed only on the server: it runs on plugins, and you can join with a regular client without mods.
Will a setup work for players with an offline account?
Yes, anarchy, griefing, PvP and survival setups with nickname login already have account verification turned off, and logins are password-protected via AuthMe. SkinsRestorer brings back skins for nickname login.
Server setups for Minecraft Java
A server setup is a ready-made server in a single archive: plugins matched to each other, Russian configs and world settings for the genre. It isn't installed into the game like a modpack — it's deployed on a server, and players join with a regular client. Every setup in this section lists its core (Paper or Purpur), game version, how much memory it needs and the full list of plugins with versions and licenses.
All plugins in the setups are freely licensed, downloaded from their authors unmodified, with every file's checksum verified. There are no leaked paid plugins or copies of other people's servers here: such archives hide backdoors, and a paid plugin has an author who has every right to demand its removal.
On Millida Hosting, a setup is installed with the “To hosting” button: the server switches to the right core and version on its own, a backup of the world and files is taken before the replacement, and settings like nickname login mode are applied automatically. You can also download the archive — for your own server on a PC you'll only need a core of the same version.