Cape Network — a crossplay Minecraft network that bridges Java and Bedrock players using Geyser. It focuses on giving players an easy way to join multiplayer sessions and play with friends across editions. Official channels typically provide full details on modes and features.

⚔️ Game modes

🪓 Crossplay

Supports cross‑edition play via Geyser so Java and Bedrock clients can connect together. Specific modes (Survival, Mini‑games, PvP, etc.) depend on server configuration and are not listed here.

💰 Economy & progression

No official public details provided about an economy or progression system in the supplied data.

✨ Features

Cross‑edition play powered by Geyser
Standard multiplayer features (teleports, homes, shops may be available depending on configuration)

📜 Rules

If official rules are not published, follow common server etiquette:

Respect other players.
No cheating, duping or exploiting.
No griefing or stealing.
Keep chat civil.

⚙️ Команди

Command	Description
`/register [password]`	Create an account (if the server uses auth).
`/login [password]`	Log into your account.
`/sethome` / `/home`	Set and teleport to your home.
`/warp [name]`	Teleport to public locations.
`/tpa [player]`	Request teleport to another player.
`/spawn`	Return to the central spawn.
`/msg [player] [text]`	Send a private message.
`/back`	Return to previous location after death/teleport.
`/shop`	Open shop or trading UI.
`/help`	Show help and available commands.

🔌 Connection

The network advertises Java ↔ Bedrock connectivity via Geyser. The provided server address was supplied separately and can be used by Bedrock clients; consult the project's official channels for exact connection details.

🤙 Friend's tip

I like how you can hop in from Bedrock or Java without fuss — quick matches with mates. Give it a go and see what communities are active!

How to join

The server is available at bedrock.capenw.org:19132 and supports versions 1.21.132.

Quick guide (Java + Bedrock)

Open Minecraft.
Go to Multiplayer / Servers.
Choose Add Server or Add External Server.
In the Address field, enter: bedrock.capenw.org
In the Port field, enter: 19132
Save the server and join.

Tips

If the server does not appear, refresh the list.
If you get a version error, select the correct 1.21.132 in your launcher.
A stable internet connection is recommended for smooth play.

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