Category:Protection/Regions

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ElderCraft has decided upon not adding factions or towny to the server because its lack of stability and our server isn't pvp so those plugins are kind of pointless. Instead we are using Residence. A economy plugin that lets the user make there own protection. Its also quite user friendly. Also theres a flag we have too that you can use to make it so people can't touch your animals.

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Introduction: Creating a residence is easy, and many options can be applied to it to allow further customization and protection. If you still have trouble understand, please check the Residence bukkit forum thread.

To create a residence: Createing a residence is easy. All you need to do is equip the selection tool* (a stick) and select the two corners of the area you want to protect. You can also do this with /res select [x] [y] [z] If you want to expand the selection from sky to bedrock, type /res select vert You can expand the selection by looking in the direction you want to expand and typing /res select expand When you’re done modifying your select, type /res create to confirm your protection.

Tag Explanation: For the purpose of this explanation:

Flag Explanation: Here are some descriptions of the flags that can be applied to protect a residence. The ones in brown are only applicable to a residence, not to a player. All flags default to true unless stated otherwise.

Superseding flags- These flags are non essential but override parts of the main flags.

Setting up a residence with flags: Once you have your residence created, you can apply a number of different flags(see above) to help further protect it.

Residence Flags
To set up flags on your residence, use the following command:

/res set 

Example: /res set area1 build false - this will stop anyone being able to build in the residence 'area1', except the owner. /res set area1 move false - this will stop anyone being able to move in the residence 'area1', except the owner.

Group Flags
If you want to set flags per group, use the following command:

/res gset  

Example: /res gset area1 ops move true - this will allow all ops to move in the residence 'area1', as well as the owner.

Player Flags
The same works with individual players. You can assign flag permissions to an individual by using the pset command.

/res pset  

Example: /res pset area1 danjames build true This would mean that even if Residence permissions are set to BUILD=FALSE, the player danjames will be able to build.

Flags have an order that they are checked when a player tries to do something within a residence. First Player Flags are checked, and if not found then Group Flags are checked, and then finally Residence Flags are checked.
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