Parties & Shared Loot
Form a small party and share eligible nearby drops without sharing XP.
Use the right command
Party management uses /pshare or /partyshare only. /party is not used, and parties never share skill XP.
Create or join
| Task | Command |
|---|---|
| Create | /pshare create <name> |
| Invite | /pshare invite <player> |
| Accept | /pshare accept <party> |
| Decline | /pshare decline <party> |
| See status | /pshare status |
| Leave | /pshare leave |
Parties have up to 8 members. Invitations last 5 minutes.
Leader controls
Only the leader can use management and sharing controls.
| Task | Command |
|---|---|
| Remove member | /pshare kick <member> |
| Transfer leadership | /pshare transfer <member> |
| Disband | /pshare disband confirm |
| Sharing mode | /pshare share mode <mode> |
| Nearby range | /pshare share range <1-64> |
| Item work limit | /pshare share work <1-64> |
| Toggle source | /pshare share source <source> <state> |
You can substitute /partyshare for /pshare. The allowed mode values are none, equal, and random. The allowed source values are mining, woodcutting, harvesting, mob_loot, and fishing. The allowed state values are on and off.
Sharing defaults
- Mode: NONE.
- Range: 32 blocks.
- Work limit: 64 items per pickup.
- Enabled sources:
mining,woodcutting,harvesting,mob_loot, andfishing.
equal divides eligible tracked drops; random chooses a nearby eligible member; none leaves them with the earning player.
Not shared
Only tracked drops from enabled sources are shared. Manual drops, containers, death drops, hoppers, and other untracked movement are not redistributed. XP is never shared.
Before enabling sharing, ask the group, choose a mode, confirm range, and run /pshare status. Test with one small eligible pickup first.