The server address is public, but the world is not open to everyone. Access is arranged through STEMMechanics workshops and group programs.
Use the join guide for server details, and contact STEMMechanics if access needs to be arranged.
The server address is public, but that does not mean the server is open to everyone.
Access starts through STEMMechanics workshops and group programs.
Workshop groups can keep building and experimenting in a structured Minecraft space.
Access is designed for workshop participants, families, schools, and OSHC providers. The process is simple so the setup is clear from the start.
Players need to attend a workshop before access can be set up.
The join guide has the current server details for Java and Bedrock players.
Schools and out-of-school-hours care providers can arrange group access with STEMMechanics.
STEMCraft is designed to feel calm, supervised, and predictable. It is a place for structured play, not a free-for-all public server.
Only approved players can enter.
Chat and actions are logged so issues can be reviewed if needed.
Players should not share names, contact details, or other personal information.
Expect clear rules, supervised sessions, and a steady environment.
STEMMechanics can help you set up group access in a way that is clear for staff, predictable for families, and suitable for the group you are running.
We can even host a workshop on-site with a dedicated private server that is offline!
These details needed to join the server. You still need to be granted access from your STEMMechanics account to play
play.stemcraft.com.au
Java and Bedrock
19132
1.21.11
STEMCraft