Playing on Bedrock

Add a new server with these details. On mobile, tablet and Windows you can do it straight from the Servers tab in the game. On console (Xbox, PlayStation, Switch) Minecraft doesn't let you add custom servers, so you need an external workaround: the BedrockTogether app on your phone, or changing your console's DNS.

On Bedrock there's no /register or /login: the server verifies your Microsoft/Xbox account automatically and you appear right in the game. The registration screen Java players see won't show up for you.

Inside the server your name is your gamertag with a dot in front: .YourName. If your gamertag has spaces, they become _.

The dot in front of the name is normal: it tells Bedrock accounts apart from Java ones and avoids name clashes between editions.

If you also play on Java, keep in mind they are two separate accounts: YourName (Java) and .YourName (Bedrock) each have their own inventory, money, homes and progress.

Moving progress, money or items from one account to the other is not supported. If you play on both editions, pick one as your main before getting far.

Almost everything works the same: economy, jobs, quests, claims, ranks, chat and commands are identical to Java.

The visible difference is the custom textures: Bedrock doesn't download the Java resource pack, so the server's exclusive items (custom fish, crops, 3D items, decorative blocks) show up looking like their base Minecraft item. You can use them completely normally — it's cosmetic only.

If something looks off or a menu doesn't respond, close it and open it again; if the problem persists, report it on Discord.