TNT's PrettyCraft Server Hosting

TNT's PrettyCraft server hosting with CreeperHost puts your vanilla-based survival world alongside panel features built for the things that happen once friends start playing. The pack includes content for both the early game and the end game, so there's more to think about than getting the first session started. You need ways to protect progress, help someone who's stranded and keep your own additions intact. CreeperHost builds those features into CreeperPanel around problems seen on real game servers, rather than stopping at an install button.

Protect progress from the early game onwards

A bad update or a mod experiment shouldn't leave you wishing you'd saved the world before touching anything. On Premium and Pro, SaveGuard backs up supported game saves hourly on a separate machine, with up to seven days of history. Your recovery history stays outside your allocated game-server disk, rather than competing with the world you're actively playing.

When you choose an available restore point, CreeperPanel shows which files will be added, changed or removed before you confirm. You can see what you're about to undo instead of treating restoration as a mystery button.

For a pack with content stretching from early survival into the end game, that matters beyond the first few sessions. You and your friends can make changes knowing there's a visible route back to an available save, without guessing what the restore will replace.

Get a stranded survival player somewhere safe

When a friend gets stranded, sorting it out shouldn't mean asking them to describe their surroundings while everyone else waits. Player Manager shows you where a player is and what they're carrying or wearing, right in CreeperPanel.

You can move them somewhere safe from the panel. That gives you a direct way to help with a survival mishap without needing another player to reach them first.

The useful part is the combination: you can see the player's situation and act from the same place. You're not just looking at a name in a server list. You're helping someone get back to playing, while keeping the decision about where to move them in your hands.

Keep your group's additions through pack updates

If your friends want to add something of their own, a later pack update shouldn't wipe those additions. CreeperPanel keeps extra mods separate from the pack's files, so updating the pack doesn't mean rebuilding your customised choices afterwards.

You can also turn additions on or off from the panel. That makes trying an optional addition a deliberate choice rather than a permanent commitment.

The pack stays the starting point, while your changes remain distinct. It's a small design choice with a clear payoff: less repeated setup when you update, and more control over what your friends actually play.