How To Make The Most Secure House In Minecraft

How To Make The Most Secure House In Minecraft. When playing on a Minecraft server , many players may have a problem with protection from griefers, that is, from stealing items, destroying buildings by other players. Before the advent of the first security plugins (game modifications designed for servers), the only way to protect houses and buildings was to track griefers, send screenshots to server operators and then ban them.

The key concept of this plugin is region . Region – an area selected by a certain method in the required coordinates. To get this area, the WorldEdit or FastAsyncWorldEdit plugin must be installed on the server. In the created region, the owner can configure the access of other players to it.

How To Make The Most Secure House In Minecraft.

Many servers do not give players direct access to the flags of the region, they are set automatically (PvP is turned off, players, except for the owners, cannot break blocks on it, use many items, view inventories, use mechanisms). Servers also limit the number of regions per player and the volume of each region. Regions are also often called privates, therefore, to create a region is to privatize.

How to secure a territory using the private tool

  • To create a private, you need to allocate a territory for it.
  • The easiest way is to use the subject for selection (you can get it with the //wandcommand ). Or you can use the golden shovels that are sold in chest shops.
  • LMB select the first point.

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  • While holding the private tool, now select the second point and press RMB.

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How to claim a territory using commands

  • //pos1– select the first point
  • //pos2– select the second point
  • //expand– increase the private area.
  • //contract– reduce the private area.
  • //shift <n> [u / d / n / s / w / e]– this command can move the selected area.
  • /rg claim <area name>– Claim the selected location.

How to expand the territory of a private

If you don’t want to build pillars to expand the selection, you can use the //expand command . Syntax:

//expand <direction> <number of blocks>

Instead of <direction> you should specify the cardinal direction:

  • west – west
  • east – east
  • north – north
  • south – south
  • up – up
  • down – down

Instead of <number of blocks>, you need to specify the number of blocks by which the area will be expanded.

On servers with mods, which include WorldEditCUI, the selected area is highlighted.

After selecting the territory, you need to create a region. Command syntax:

/rg claim <name>

Instead of <name> you need to write the name of your region.

How to add/remove a friend in private

It is now possible to add the players you play with to the number of owners / members of the region.

  • /rg am <nickname>– the player with the nickname <nickname> becomes a member of your region. On most servers, members have access to the region (they can break blocks, use chests, etc.), but cannot change the members of the region, delete or transfer it.
  • /rg ao <nickname>– the player with the nickname <nickname> becomes the owner of the region. He gets full access to all teams in that region.
  • /rg rm <nickname>– the player with the nickname <nickname> ceases to be a member of the region.
  • /rg ro <nickname>– the player with the nickname <nickname> ceases to be the owner of the region.

Other commands:

  • /rg rem <name>– remove region <name>.
  • /rg move <name>– move region <name>. If you find a better place for this region, then highlight it and write this command.
  • /rg i– see what region you are in.

How to delete private in minecraft

While in a private area, use the /unclaim or /abandonclaim commands to remove the private zone.

Protecting the territory with flags

Private territory can be secured using flags with the /rg flag command . Use the word deny to deny actions and allow to allow. Instead of <name> you need to write the name of your region.

Examples of command flags:

  • /rg flag <name> mob-damage deny– mobs will not be able to cause damage to you in your private. If you change deny to allow, then they can.
  • /rg flag <name> creeper-explosion deny– disables creeper explosion.
  • /rg flag <name> lighter allow– Allows the use of steel.

Useful Flags

  • passthrough– use to make non-pvp zones
  • build– turning on the flag will allow other players to break blocks in your private
  • pvp– allows/denies PvP
  • mob-damage– allows or forbids mobs to damage you
  • creeper-explosion– allows the creeper to explode
  • enderman-grief– allows the enderman to grieve in your territory
  • enderpearl– responsible for using ender pearls
  • ghast-fireball– responsible for from gast balls
  • sleep– responsible for sleeping on the bed
  • tnt– responsible for the explosion of TNT
  • lighter– responsible for using flint and flint
  • fire-spread– responsible for the spread of fire
  • lava-fire– responds to arson from lava
  • lightning– responsible for lightning strike
  • chest-access– responsible for access to the chest
  • water-flow– responsible for the flow of water
  • lava-flow– responsible for lava flows
  • use– responsible for the use of buttons, doors, and so on
  • interact– allows you to interact with some items
  • vehicle-place– allow vehicle placement
  • vehicle-destroy– responsible for removing vehicles
  • snow-fall– responsible for snowfall
  • leaf-decay– responsible for leaf fall
  • invincible– responsible for temporary immortality
  • entry_
  • exit– exit
  • exit-group– exit groups.
  • greeting– the player will see the wish in the chat “**Welcome, %name%.”
  • farewell– message if the player leaves the region
  • notify-enter– show a message when entering a region
  • notify-leave– show a message when leaving a region
  • deny-spawn– prevent mobs from spawning
  • heal-delay– responsible for the speed of healing
  • heal-amount– responsible for healing health
  • teleport– allows you to set a place for a teleport / region teleport <id>
  • spawn– sets spawn location: /region flag <region> <x> <y> <z>
  • price– determines the price for the region
  • blocked-cmds– block commands
  • allowed-cmds– disable all commands except those specified
  • feed-min-hunger– responsible for the hunger bar in the region
  • feed-max-hunger– to what indicator the hunger bar will increase in the region (feeding)