Category:LWC

Introduction
LWC is ElderCraft's one block protection system (aka Chest protection system). This is the most effect chest protection plugin out there but you also need to have knowledge on it.

Getting Started
Most players will only need to know the basic functions of LWC. That is, protecting blocks and managing said protections.

There are 3 protection types in LWC: Note: Most servers will protect blocks to 'Private' when you place them. This is the default behaviour in LWC. If you want a password chest and it's already protected, simply use the command /cremove and then hit your chest to remove the protection first.

Ok great, but how do I create a protection?



Is what you would use for a basic private protection. Password protection is the same deal.



Now pay attention to what happens in the chat box once you hit enter:



Hit your chest and you'll have a protection!



Viewing protection info
As a user or owner of a protection, you can use /cinfo on a protection which will let you view information on a protection. An example of this command is below.



Or a private protection, which you own:



You'll probably notice this has an 'Access Control List' (or ACL for short) under it. This is covered more in the next section.

If you're an OP or have lwc.admin, you'll usually see something like this (the extra info is just incase! It's never all that useful in practice)



Private protections - ACLs
Private protections can have various 'ACLs', or who exactly can access the protection. The owner is considered just that - the owner - and cannot be removed from the protection, only by using /cremove on it.

You can add (and remove) ACLs from a protection both when creating it and after you create it. If you wanted to add your friends at the same time you used /cprivate you'd use something like: /cprivate player1 player2 .. and then hit your protection. You'll get something like:



Adding ACLs afterwards is done with /cmodify

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Removing ACLs / players from a protection is as easy as prepending

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And finally, entire permission groups (defined in your perms plugin) can be granted to a protection by prepending g:

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(You can combine both player and group additions in the same command!)