Event Documentation

An event that can randomly play out where error code -1 asks a random player on the server if they want to see their face. Upon asking so he spawns into the world, walking towards the player whom he asked to see his face. Once he gets close enough, he will enter his "hunt" state.

The audience, quite unusual for the events catagory but due to the difference in its spawning nature, it has been decided to keep them here.
This event starts a timeframe of unknown length, where entities called the audience can spawn. These entities look like a normal steve skin, just observe and watch, kind of like an audience.
hehe get it?

The Firestarter is different from other events, as there it actually turns into an entity when the game's config is set to "hardmode".
When this event triggers, a firestarter will appear somewhere near the player. The firestarter will then start to chase the player, setting fire to anything it touches.
In normal mode, the firestarter will just appear as a normal fire block.

A fake bedrock meteor falls from the sky, making an explosion sound that can be heard from quite far away. The meteor causes a small crater upon impact with a piece of fake bedrock in there. This fake bedrock, just like all other fake bedrock, can be destroyed by the player.

A bat just decides to manifest out of thin air... Or did something else decide that for it?

An enderman has decided to the player a friendly visit. Even if the worlds' spawns are disabled. This can be very useful for crafting specific items.

This event gives you a random effect from the table to the left for a specific duration [went idk these feel free to do them sometime].

This event plays a wooshing sound effect, subtitled "HE IS COMING". No screenshot due to this being a purely audiotary event.

This event minimizes the game window and shakes it around a bunch, often accompanied by a flashing red overlay. No screenshot due to difficulty taking a screenshot.

This event is pretty self-explanitory, except that it has an 84% chance to display "Help" (like in the portrait) and a 16% chance to display a bunch of obfuscated red characters.

This event adds a black square to the players' HUD, that follows the movement the player's cursor makes except faster. This poses no actual danger to the player, but it can be quite annoying.

This event sets the player on fire for roughly one second. Pretty self-explanitory.

This event summons a fully black, player-like entity for a brief moment that pushes the player away from it at quite the pace, this entity can usually not be seen due to it only appearing for a split second and it usually appearing in a direction the player is not looking at. This event can be quite disorienting and is notorious for killing players bridging in the nether for example. Be wary.

This event is mostly audiotory. It starts off by giving the player blindness for ~20 seconds and plays a bass sound effect. During the period of blindness, a bunch of disturbing sounds can be heard, such as ominous whispers, howling creatures and other unsettling noises. Once the blindness effect wears off, the sounds fade away like nothing happened.

In this event Billy will join your game on accident. He proceeds to apologise and saying he didn't mean to disturb you, followed by him leaving again.

This event, also sometimes called "red window", initially mimics a game crash by covering the window by a semi-transparent GUI. When the player closes said GUI, for example by pressing escape, the window hides itself for a few seconds. It returns shortly, followed by a loud noise and the screen covered in red with black squares as seen in the screenshot. Afterwards, the game returns to normal.

This event causes the player's currently held item to gain the curse of vanishing enchantment. This means that when the player dies, the item will disappear instead of dropping on the ground. This event is one of the only ones that actually directly affects the players' items.

A large bedrock cross spontaneously generates in a loaded area, floating somewhere high up in the sky.

A small room, loooking like it was plucked straight out of someone's starter house just appears out of nowhere. The room contains a furnace, crafting table and a torch on the wall. The room is made out of oak planks, and there's walls on two sides.

A small jail cell appears around the player. It consists of stone bricks and iron bars, and the player can just break out. Mainly an inconvenience.

Another room, slightly bigger and fully enclosed appears. This room looks like a small box base, furnished with a furnace, crafting table, classic red bed and a chest. The chest is filled with 27 err.item items. There's a sign above the door saying "My house".

A small cross made out of netherrack just appears out of nowhere. The cross is made out of netherrack. Nothing further to note.

A fake bedrock altar appears. This altar looks somewhat similar to old herobrine summoning altars you might have seen in old minecraft rumors. The fake bedrock gets destroyed upon player interaction, so no actual permanent bedrock is placed in the world.

A sign appears somewhere near the player. The sign usually contains a message asking for help, presumably written by the lost souls. Messages found on the sign include "Can you help us?", and "HELPHELPHELP" over and over again.

A tall bedrock pillar with redstone torches at the top appears. This pillar is, just like the other bedrock structures, made out of fake bedrock. The pillar is 14 blocks of bedrock tall, and has a redstone torch on each side at the top.

An event that can randomly play out, where it will place an error-cobblestone block on the surface. When a player stands on this block, They are instantly teleported to a dimension called "lost forever". The block dissapears upon being stepped on, making entrance to this dimension sparse. Players are automatically teleported out of the dimension after around 1 minute of being in it.

An event, where it places a netherrack block 45 blocks above the surface.

A water source block is spawned somewhere in the sky near the player, flowing down to form a pillar of water.

A shadowy figure, later revealed to be an alternate form of Error code -1, reveals itself near the player, locking the players' camera to it. Several unsettling and loud sounds play, including distorted breathing and static noise, culminating in a sudden loud screech before the figure vanishes and control is returned to the player. This is accomodated by a red overlay on the players' screen and several messages flashing on the screen, such as "Help us" and "You aren't welcome".

A series of messages appear in the chat from the sender _, which we know is Error_code, which ramp up in speed. These messages include some failed attempts at commands and killing the player via code, before finally closing off with error code saying "Good luck".

A rumbling sound slowly builds up, and Nothing_Left warns the player, saying stuff like "GET INSIDE NOW". Red text messages appear from the sender _, also known as Error_code, saying things like "THIS IS OUR WORLD" and "LEAVE". These effects intensify as the event progresses. Later on, more effects appear such as screen distortion, a red overlay on the screen and words briefly flashing on the screen. Then, just as suddenly as it started, the event comes to an end.