How to change gamemode
A guide on how to change the gamemode (survival/creative) of the server.
From server.properties:
First Step
Login to your Wepwawet Control Panel
Second Step
Select your Server
Third Step
Make sure to turn OFF the server.
Fourth Step
Under the General Section, Click the Files tab
Fifth Step
Click the server.properties file
Sixth Step
Scroll down to till you see gamemode=[value] and edit the [value] to your prefered gamemode (creative, survival, adventure or spectator) and hit the Save Content button
Seventh Step
Now, Head to the Console tab and hit Start
From server.properties:
First Step
Login to your Wepwawet Control Panel
Second Step
Select your Server
Third Step
Make sure to turn OFF the server.
Fourth Step
Under the General Section, Click the Files tab
Fifth Step
Click the server.properties file
Sixth Step
Scroll down to till you see gamemode=[value] and edit the [value] to your prefered gamemode (creative, survival, adventure or spectator) and hit the Save Content button
Seventh Step
Now, Head to the Console tab and hit Start
From Console:
Note: You cannot change the entire server’s gamemode via console unless a placeholder like @a is mentioned
First Step
Head over to the Console Tab
Second Step
Type in the Console: gamemode [value] [playername], Enter your prefered gamemode (creative, survival, adventure or spectator) in the placeholder [value] and in the placeholder [playername], type the username of the player you want to make into a different gamemode.
From In-game:
Keynote: To change gamemode from In-game, you will need to be an Operator.
If you don’t know how to OP a player, Here’s the article on How to OP a player
First Step
Join your server with your server-ip
Second Step
Type in chat /gamemode [value] [playername], Enter your prefered gamemode (creative, survival, adventure or spectator) in the placeholder [value] and in the placeholder [playername], type the username of the player you want to make into a different gamemode.
If you are just changing the gamemode for yourself, you don’t necessarily need to put your username in the [playername] placeholder