> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.dcxwc.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.dcxwc.com/welcome-to-dcxwc.md).

# Welcome to DCxWC

This website is the main Wiki Guide for the DirkoXWhoCraft SMP Minecraft server

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<summary>How do I Join The Server?</summary>

IP: **mc.dirkocraft.net**

ℹ️ *We have a whitelist on the server, you will need to apply via our discord server! (Linked above)*

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<summary>Trouble Connecting? ⚙️</summary>

If you're having any trouble trying to connect to the server, check the following:

* [ ] You have applied for whitelisting via our Discord *(linked above)*
* [ ] You are using Minecraft Java
* [ ] You are using the latest version we support
* [ ] You are not using a cracked account
* [ ] You are entering the exact IP: **mc.dirkocraft.net**
* [ ] You have enabled server resource packs
* [ ] Minecraft authentication servers are not down

If all these are confirmed and you still cannot connect, there is a small chance our server is offline for maintenance. You can double-check this by joining our discord server linked above.

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Need extra help? Join our discord linked above and we will assist you!
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Spot something not right on the wiki? let us know!
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