Lands

This information is now accessible in a quick ingame GUI via /helpclaim

That is only a quick overview, so we still recommend referring to this page for advanced info.

Whilst our claiming system can be pretty complex, this allows for lots of configurability and flexibility with what you can do within your land, E.G. creating subareas so you can trust players in only a small section of your land.

You can create up to 10 lands currently, however you have unlimited claims within them. Please don't abuse this or claim too close to spawn.

1. Optional: Create a land /lands create <name>

2. Optional: Enter the selection mode /lands selection or use the selection tool, if provided by the server.

3. Optional: Select both corners of the area you want to claim Use left and right click to do so.

4. Use /lands claim to claim the area If no selection made, it will claim the chunk you're standing on. If no land has been created before, it will automatically create a land with your name. /lands claim

5. Open the lands menu to manage your land /lands menu

6. To use the commands for a different land Execute /lands edit <land> All following commands will be executed for this land.

Execute /lands edit <land> Allow following commands will be executed for this land.

Trust Players

Execute /lands trust <player> [area or * for whole land] Alternatively, open your land menu and go to players and click on the 'Trust Player' button.

Untrust Players

Execute /lands untrust <player> [area or * for whole land] Alternatively, open your land menu and go to players and click on the 'Untrust Player' button.

Toggle Permissions for Players

1. Open your lands menu by executing /lands

2. Click on the roles item

3. Open the role settings menu

4. Configure the settings to your liking

Promote / Demote Players

1. Open your lands menu by executing /lands

2. Click on the player's item

3. Use left click to promote and right click to demote them

Creating Sub-Areas

To give players permissions in only specific areas, do /lands selection and select your area. Please note it does count the height too - you must select the full area including the Y-LEVEL.

Then do /lands assign <area name>. You'll now have your subarea made, now you can trust players in that, etc.

Video

We use the plugin Lands, I've found this video guide which seems to be decent - however please note we may have some features shown disabled to keep the vanilla experience.