(Main) TownControlPlus - Historical

TownControlPlus - ($) 30(top)

*Feature is available in Rising!*

The TownControlPlus feature gives you ultimate town control abilities, such as creating & deleting plots in your towns, blocking everything and ultimately locking down (archiving) your town with the build flag. Useful while you are on vacation / etc. Any overpowered flags we add to TownControl will be added to this Plus package.

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.)

//pos1 and //pos2 -or- //pos1 <x,y,z> and //pos2 <x,y,z>

• Use this command to set a position similar to selecting a block with the wand. Using //pos1 will place the first position of the selection where you are standing, //pos2 will do the same with the second position.
• You can also this command to specify a certain coordinate you wish to place each position of the selection. This is done by entering a coordinate set.

//expand

• This command will assist you with easy plot expansion, such as using (//expand 100 up) to expand your entire selection upwards 100 blocks towards the sky.

/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.

Available flags & their commands:

Build Flag
/rg flag <townname> build <allow/deny/none>
Example: /rg flag spawn build deny

• Everything:
  • Whether blocks can be mined or placed
  • Whether doors, levers, etc. (but not inventories) can be used
  • Whether entities and blocks can be interacted with
  • Whether player versus player combat is permitted
  • Whether sleeping in a bed is permitted
  • Whether inventories can be accessed
  • Whether vehicles (boats, minecarts) can be placed
  • etc.

If you wish to apply a flag to prevent interference from all users(including members of the town), simply omit the "-g nonmembers"
You may also specify whether a flag affects owners and nonowners with the groups "-g owners" and "-g nonowners"

Block-Break Flag
/rg flag <townname> block-break <allow/deny/none>
Example: /rg flag spawn block-break deny

• Whether blocks can be mined

Block-Place Flag
/rg flag <townname> block-place <allow/deny/none>
Example: /rg flag spawn block-place deny

• Whether blocks can be placed

If you wish to apply a flag to prevent interference from all users(including members of the town), simply omit the "-g nonmembers"
You may also specify whether a flag affects owners and nonowners with the groups "-g owners" and "-g nonowners"

Invincible Flag
/rg flag <townname> invincible <allow/deny/none>
Example: /rg flag spawn invincible allow

• Whether players are invincible

If you wish to apply a flag to prevent interference from all users(including members of the town), simply omit the "-g nonmembers"
You may also specify whether a flag affects owners and nonowners with the groups "-g owners" and "-g nonowners"

Time-Lock Flag
/rg flag <townname> time-lock <0-24000>
Example: /rg flag spawn time-lock 22000

• Time of day in ticks (between 0 and 24000) that players will see the world as while in the region. Use + or - for time relative to the world time.

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