Mine Control for Minecraft

Mine Control for Minecraft

by Iceman Programs

10 ratings
21 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 25, 2012
  • October 19, 2020
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Remotely manage your Minecraft server from your mobile device. Interact with players, control game settings, and execute commands with a user-friendly interface. Requires RCON to be enabled on your server.

Remote server management
Player interaction (messaging, teleporting, items)
Kick and ban players
Time and game save control
Weather and difficulty settings
Whitelist control
Custom user commands
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What's New in Mine Control for Minecraft

2.3

October 19, 2020

It's been a while - but Mine Control has finally gotten a long-awaited update. There've been a number of fixes in this verion: - General commands now work (new formats) - Player list page now shows players - Players online count now correct The list of Minecraft items has been updated, including the list of available effects.

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User reviews

Great App!

Been using this off and on for years. Although it’s likely been abandoned, some of the features still work. Not a lot of offers for an RCON app for Minecraft, and this one still works! (Mostly)

App is Broken

Many if the features don’t work and some lock up the app. IDK how it’s still on the app store.

This is outdated

Hi i spent money on this and its outdated dose not work dont buy

Needs an update

This app has huge potential, but it looks like it’s been abandoned. The player list doesn’t work for spigot servers running 1.12

Scam, want money back.

No matter what you do, it says the server is reachable. But the "password is never right"!

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FAQ

What is Mine Control for Minecraft?

Mine Control for Minecraft is a mobile application that allows you to remotely manage your Minecraft server. It uses the RCON protocol to interact with your server, enabling you to control game settings and manage players from your iPhone or iPad.

Does Mine Control for Minecraft require a specific Minecraft version?

Yes, Mine Control for Minecraft requires Minecraft server version 1.16 or newer. It is compatible with Vanilla and Bukkit servers of the latest versions.

How do I set up Mine Control for Minecraft?

To use Mine Control for Minecraft, your Minecraft server must have RCON enabled and correctly set up. Server setup and port forwarding are the user's responsibility.

What devices is Mine Control for Minecraft compatible with?

Mine Control for Minecraft is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It has been tested for functionality and responsiveness on an iPhone over a 3G connection.

What kind of player controls does Mine Control for Minecraft offer?

Mine Control for Minecraft allows you to whisper messages to players, teleport them, grant them items from an item catalog, give them XP, and grant or revoke OP status. You can also kick and ban players with messages.

Can I manage multiple servers with Mine Control for Minecraft?

Yes, the app includes multi-server support, allowing you to manage more than one Minecraft server from a single interface.

What are the basic server controls available in Mine Control for Minecraft?

Basic server controls include global messaging, time control, game save control, weather control, game difficulty adjustment, spawnpoint setting, whitelist control, and custom user commands.

What is the user sentiment for Mine Control for Minecraft?

Based on the provided data, Mine Control for Minecraft has a rating of 2.4 stars from 10 ratings, indicating a mixed to negative user sentiment.