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Frequently Asked Questions

These are a few commonly asked questions and their answers. You can use the bar on the right to skip to your question.

How do I set up a queue?​

You do not need to set up each server for a queue, queues are automatically created for a server. All you have to do is set player to join them using the queue command (/queue <server>, /joinqueue <server>, or /joinq <server>).

Why does the queue not work? I just get sent to the server instantly!​

If you join a queue, its empty, and nobody was just sent to the server, then you will get sent instantly. It will not do this when there is more than one person in the queue (or if the server is offline/full/restarting/paused/restricted etc)

I set my server selector or npc to execute the queue command as the player, but it says unknown command!​

If the queue command says unknown command when executing on a server selector, npc, or something similar, this is probably because its trying to execute the queue command on spigot, when the queue command is on the proxy. If you install ajQueue on the spigot server too (its the same jar), then ajQueue will forward the command to the proxy for you.

How can I temporarily not get queued to a queue-server​

If you need to stay in a server that is set up as a queue-server in the config, you can use the /ajQueue pausequeueserver command to temporarily disable queue servers for yourself.

You can repeat the command to re-enable normal queue-server behaviour for yourself.

Players can do queue commands before logging in with an auth plugin!​

This issue is the responsibility of the auth plugin to solve. Usually you just need to install an extension on the proxy. Check the documentation and/or contact the support of the auth plugin to find the solution for the auth plugin you use.

This issue would not only affect ajQueue. It would affect any proxy command (including the normal /server)