Server Keep Inventory Command Not Working: A Step-by-Step Guide

Are you experiencing issues with the server keep inventory command not working on your Minecraft server? This article will provide a comprehensive guide on how to troubleshoot and resolve this issue.

The first step is to ensure that the necessary permissions are set up correctly. Check your permission files to see if the `essentials.keepinv` permission is enabled for the groups you want to allow keep inventory.

If the permission is not set, try enabling it by adding the following line to your permission file:

```

groups:

• essentials.keepinv: true

```

Once you've ensured that the permission is set up correctly, you can try running the `/gamerule keepInventory true` command in-game. To do this:

1. Press the 'T' key to open the chat window.

2. Type `/gamerule keepInventory true` and press Enter.

If the command still doesn't work, it's possible that cheats are not enabled on your server. Cheats must be enabled for the keep inventory command to function. Here's how to enable cheats:

1. For Java Edition (PC/Mac) & Education Edition:

* During world creation, look for 'World Options' or similar and ensure cheats are enabled.

* For existing worlds, go to main menu > Play > Game Options > Activate Cheats.

2. For Console Editions (Minecraft on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch):

* Under 'Game Settings', ensure the 'Cheats' toggle is enabled for new worlds.

* For existing worlds, tap on the pencil icon next to the world's name and scroll down to turn on cheats.

Once cheats are enabled, try running the `/gamerule keepInventory true` command again. If it still doesn't work, you can try restarting your server or checking for any conflicts with other plugins.

Remember to always enable cheats in your game world for the keep inventory command to function correctly. With these steps, you should be able to resolve the issue and enjoy playing Minecraft on your server with keep inventory enabled.

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