Griefers, not hostile mobs, have become some of the biggest villains in Minecraft lately. These trolls, marauders and hooligans in one person cause significant damage to individual players and even entire servers (when their actions lead to their fall). However, programmers have come up with a special plug-in that allows you to establish a fairly strong defense against attacks by such insidious destroyers.
It is necessary
- - plugin WorldGuard;
- - special teams;
- - wooden ax.
Instructions
Step 1
Download and install WorldGuard on the server if you are its admin (if not, then ask those who are endowed with such powers). This program, which is so useful for any "miner", helps to privatize a certain game space (after which any changes on it will be made exclusively by the owner or those to whom he permits such). In addition, with the help of special identifiers in it - flags - you can define the rules by which the allocated territory will exist.
Step 2
First, define the boundaries of the region and lock it. Take a wooden ax in your hand (if it is not in your inventory, enter the command // wand first). Mark the topmost point of the territory with the left mouse button (so that it is higher, place a pillar from any blocks in that place and make a mark exactly at its top), and with the right mouse button - the lower one - diagonally from the opposite side. The desired area will be inscribed in a kind of cuboid from a network of reddish lines. If you want to privatize the entire territory from the bedrock (admin) to the game skies, just enter the command // expand vert.
Step 3
To complete the operation to secure the territory, write / region define, and then, separated by a space, specify the name you have chosen for this site and the nicknames of those who will be the owners on it. Do not put any commas between nicknames. Now move on to setting flags. For each of them, enter the / region flag command and, separated by spaces, first indicate the name of your seized territory, and then the name of a specific flag and its value. The latter, in most cases, are of three types: allow - allowed, deny - prohibited and none - not set. However, you do not have to write the latter: if you leave an empty space instead of the intended value, it will remain what it was by default.
Step 4
When checking the boxes, note that they are of several types, each of which suggests a specific way to define its meaning. For example, String is just an inscription for a particular occasion (greeting, farewell, etc.), filled in like this: / region flag and, separated by spaces, first the name of the region, then the English name of the flag type (greeting, farewell) and the specific text … Integer and Double are numbers that determine, respectively, the time intervals through which certain changes will occur (for example, health restoration) and various fractional indicators (in particular, the price of something). Accordingly, numbers will be indicated as a value.
Step 5
You will learn that other types of flags have their own characteristics. For example, for Boolean, enter only true (true - when you allow something) or false (false - if you disable) as a value, and for Vector - coordinates. Using the flags of the Group section, you will set the status in your region for certain gamers. For example, if you want to deny access to this territory to any unauthorized players who are not its owners, enter / region flag (region name) entry owners into the chat.
Step 6
Use the List flags to create lists of permitted / prohibited actions or phenomena, specifying them separated by commas. However, you will find most of the checkboxes in their other group - State. Set them a ban or permission for damage from various mobs, dynamite explosions, gamers sleeping on a bed, arson, water flow, natural phenomena, specific mods, spawning of various creatures and many other game moments in order to make this process in your region more interesting and exciting …
