Run a command on join

Prepare the destination #

First position your account where it should return and set a home using the Minecraft server’s home command. Test /home 1 in-game. The home name and command syntax depend on your server. For Sell Axe, save the position while looking directly at the chest.

Set the join command #

1. Open Connection

   Go to Settings → Connection and find Join Actions under the Java and Bedrock server settings.

2. Enable Join Command

   Turn on Join Command and enter /home 1 in the command field. Use your actual home command if it is different.

3. Set the delay

   Enter a Join command delay (seconds) long enough for your server to finish loading. Wait for the settings save confirmation after editing.

4. Test a reconnect

   Disconnect and reconnect one account. Watch Chat to confirm the command runs and the account returns to the correct location.

Global commands and account overrides #

The Settings command is global. Account-specific join commands are separate: disabling the global command does not disable account-specific commands. Review an account’s settings if it sends an unexpected command or needs a different home.

Need more than one action? #

Create a macro, then choose it under Join Macro in the same section. Configure the join macro delay. Leave Loop the join macro off for a normal one-time startup sequence; enable loops only when you intend to repeat the macro. See events, join and schedules for the loop options and for how a join macro restarts instead of stacking after a reconnect.