After 8 years, we've finally decided to introduce a change to how towns are managed on EcoCityCraft!
I have always been against adding bloated plugins such as towny, plots and others. As such we have coded a completely custom EcoCityCraft plot system. It is simple, easy and effective. Best of all, it uses the plugins we already have in place to get the job done in as lightweight and performance oriented way as possible!

And of course, if you have TownControlPlus you are welcome to sell "plot creation services" in game for those who do not have the feature! Another way to earn more EcoDollars!

The following has been added to the existed TownControlPlus feature:

Setting plots:
(Maximum 5 plots per town) - Upgrade to TownControlPlus2 for unlimited plots!

• You must be in the owners list of a town.
• You must be ranked Resident+ for these plot additions/removals to work.
• All plots must be within the town itself. They cannot overlap with other towns or the wild.
• Plot names cannot have the letters pvp in them. This is reserved for pvp arena applications.

//wand

• Use this command to generate a wand. (a wooden axe).
• With the wand you will select two points to form a cube. This is required prior to running the /setplot command below. Left click one point, and right click the other.
• Example of two points forming a cube can be seen here. (In this image, the entire stone area would be the plot area.)

/setplot <townname> <plotname> <username>

• Use this command to set your current selection as a plot.
• Example: /setplot highgarden apartment1 andrewkm - would create a region named "highgardenapartment1" with "andrewkm" added to the members list of that plot.

/deleteplot <townname> <plotname>

• Use this command to delete a plot from a town.
• Example: /deleteplot highgarden apartment1 - would delete the region "highgardenapartment1" from the "highgarden" town.

As well, the TownControlPlus2 feature has been added for unlimited plot setting abilities!

Further more we have a new command being introduced as well available to all users:

/listplots <townname>

• Use this command to see all plots in any given town.
• Example: /listplots highgarden