I Can't Respawn on a server
In one of my friend's servers in Minecraft I traveled to the End and could not get out of it as the portal was not working. I decided if I killed myself I should be able to spawn back in the normal world. But when I died I could not press the respawn or title screen button. I tried logging off and back on and it had no difference. I also can't type because chat will open and close in less then 0.0001 seconds. I can't disconnect or even reach the main menu as it does the same thing with chat. Someone please help and keep in mind I cannot type for them to respawn me or tp.
Best Answer
It appears that a solution to a similar problem has been found on this site.
The solution presented on the site is:
- Go to this UUID resolver and search your username to find your UUID.
- Download NBTExplorer.
- Open the player's file, located at
/world/playerdata/[UUID].dat, using NBTExplorer. - Edit the
DeathTimeparameter by double clicking it, and set it to0. - Save, and relaunch the server.
Hope this works.
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How do you respawn a Minecraft server?
Command: /setworldspawn This command will set a Minecraft world's spawn point to the current location of the player who issued the command. This must be used in-game and can only be done by a server operator.How many times can you respawn in Minecraft?
One Glowstone block is equivalent to one respawn and you can add up to four blocks, meaning you can respawn four times before needing to replenish the Respawn Anchor.Can you respawn in survival Minecraft?
Respawning. In survival mode, when the difficulty is set to peaceful, easy, normal or hard, a player will have the option to respawn when they die.Nas - I Can (Official HD Video)
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Answer 2
For the people who are using hacks and tried to escape blocked portal by using blink and /kill and got stuck - just exit to the main menu and unmark 'blink' and 'noclip'.
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