Getting Started

Creating an Account

Welcome to King's Domain! To get started, you'll need to create an account. Our registration process is designed to be quick and secure.

1. Navigate to our client panel and click "Register".
2. Fill in your details, including a valid email address and a secure password.
3. After registering, you must link your Discord account to finalize the setup. This is a mandatory step for security and abuse prevention.
4. Once linked, your account is active and you're ready to go!

Claiming a Free Server

Our free tier is designed to help you get your project off the ground without any cost. Here’s how to claim your server:

1. Log into your account on the client panel.
2. Navigate to the "Deploy" or "Create Server" section.
3. Select the "Free Tier" plan from the available options.
4. Choose your desired server location from the list of available free locations.
5. Give your server a name and select the game or application you want to host (e.g., Minecraft PaperMC, Discord Bot).
6. Click "Create" and your server will be deployed within minutes!

Server Management

Accessing the Game Panel

All of your services are managed through our powerful and intuitive game panel. You can access it directly from your client area dashboard. In the panel, you can start, stop, and restart your server, access the console, and manage all its settings.

Managing Files

Our panel includes a built-in File Manager, which allows you to upload, download, edit, and delete files directly in your browser. You can upload plugins, worlds, and configuration files with ease. For larger files, we recommend using an SFTP client like FileZilla or WinSCP for faster and more reliable transfers.

Your SFTP credentials can be found in the "Settings" tab of your server in the game panel.

Installing Minecraft Plugins

For PaperMC servers, adding plugins is simple:

1. Download the desired plugin .jar file from a trusted source like SpigotMC or Bukkit.
2. Open the File Manager in your game panel.
3. Navigate to the /plugins folder.
4. Drag and drop the downloaded .jar file into the folder.
5. Restart your server from the main console page. The plugin will generate its configuration files in the /plugins folder upon first startup.

Bot Hosting

Setting Up Your Discord Bot

Our bot hosting is designed for reliability. After creating a "Discord Bot" server from the deployment page, follow these steps:

1. Upload your bot's files (e.g., index.js, package.json) to the server using the File Manager or SFTP.
2. In the "Startup" tab of the game panel, ensure the correct startup command is set for your bot's language (e.g., node index.js for Node.js).
3. Go to the console and start your server. If you have a package.json file, our system will automatically attempt to install the required dependencies.
4. Check the console for any error messages to ensure your bot starts correctly.

Managing Bot Resources

Our free tier for bot hosting comes with 256MB of RAM and 0.25 vCore. This is enough for most standard bots. If your bot requires more resources, you can earn coins through our community programs to upgrade your plan without spending any money.

Troubleshooting

Common Server Issues

Here are a few quick fixes for common problems:

• Server won't start: Check the console for error messages. Often, this is caused by a misconfigured plugin or a corrupted world file.
• Can't connect to Minecraft server: Ensure you are using the correct IP address and port provided in the panel. Also, check our status page to make sure there are no ongoing network issues.
• Bot is crashing: Look at the console logs. Errors like module not found usually mean you need to install dependencies. An invalid token error means you need to update your bot's configuration file.

Contacting Support

If you can't find a solution in our documentation, the best way to get help is through our official Discord server. Our staff and community members are active and always willing to assist. Please be sure to describe your problem in detail and provide any relevant error messages from your console.