In Classic, if spawn jails are larger than one square block, then it is possible to break out of it. It may also provide more selective server entrance policies, only letting those with good building talent or a premium membership in. This is so the admins can let players on the server when no admins are online. Some servers may have an entire section fenced off by bedrock. Maze generators can be found on the internet. Sometimes, a spawn jail is more of a "spawn maze" where a maze built of bedrock starts at the spawn point and acts as an intelligence test for new arrivals they must find the end of the maze in order to access the room properly. The viewing window can yield whether or not the player is a premium owner of Minecraft–a demographic who are not expected to be griefers due to their monetary commitment to the game.
This is an anti- griefing measure: each new arrival feels scrutinized, may be followed once allowed out, and knows that the room is policed, purportedly making them less likely to grief. If there are no operators or administrators inside the room, the spawn jail effectively closes the server, meaning no one can enter when the room is not managed. New arrivals spawn inside the box and cannot escape until released by an operator. Sometimes they spawn in a dark room with mobs.
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Rarely, servers create a closed box that has no windows or gaps so they cannot see outside. You can also use /gamerule spawnRadius 0 to get around this!
It can still be done by determining the spawn area and building a floor and walls out of bedrock. In recent versions of the game, the spawn in multiplayer servers spans a large region of space (possibly 17x17) and so building spawn jails is more difficult.
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