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Lands Tutorial
Welcome to the Lands tutorial! This guide will help you understand how to claim and manage your land in our survival server, ensuring your builds are protected and you can enjoy your gameplay without interruptions. All claims can be managed easily through the /lands command after claiming your land.
¶ What is Lands?
Lands allows players to claim and manage territories in the game. It protects your builds from griefing and unauthorized access while enabling you to set permissions for other players.
¶ Key Features
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Claiming Land
- To claim land, simply stand in the chunk you want to protect and use the command
/claim. This will secure the area for you and prevent others from building or breaking blocks within it. You can also use a golden shovel that is given when you join to select the size of your protected area and automatically claim it.
- To claim land, simply stand in the chunk you want to protect and use the command
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Creating a Land
- If you wish to create a completely separate land, you can create a new land by using the command
/lands create <name>. Choose a name that represents your land, and it will be created in the chunk you are currently standing in. If no name is given, your username will be used by default.
- If you wish to create a completely separate land, you can create a new land by using the command
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Managing Permissions
- You have control over who can access your land. Use
/lands trust <player>to give another player permission to build or interact within your land. If you want to revoke that permission, use/lands untrust <player>.
- You have control over who can access your land. Use
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Viewing Land Information
- To check details about your land, such as its boundaries and members, use the command
/lands info. This will provide you with important information about your claimed territory.
- To check details about your land, such as its boundaries and members, use the command
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Setting Land Spawn
- You can set a spawn point for your land using
/lands setspawn. This is useful if you want players to spawn at a specific location when they enter your territory.
- You can set a spawn point for your land using
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Viewing the Lands Map
- To see a visual representation of all claimed lands in the area, use
/lands map. This helps you understand where other players’ lands are located in relation to yours.
- To see a visual representation of all claimed lands in the area, use
¶ Limitations and Rank Upgrades
Player Limitations and Rank Upgrades
As a Citizen Rank, you have the following limitations:
- Lands: Up to 2 lands.
- Chunks per Land: Up to 50 chunks.
- Members per Land: Up to 20 members.
- Lands Joinable: You can join up to 10 lands.
Upgrading your rank increases these limits, allowing for more lands, larger territories, and additional members. Check the rank guide or the Server Store for more details.
¶ Conclusion
Lands is an essential tool for protecting your creations and managing your territory on our server. By following this tutorial, you should now have a good understanding of how to claim land, manage permissions, and utilize key features effectively. Enjoy building and exploring in your newly claimed lands!
¶ For a complete list of commands:
¶ Lands-FAQ
Q: What is the difference between creating a land and claiming land?
A: Creating a land sets up a new territory with a name, giving you an independent area to manage. Claiming land, on the other hand, secures specific chunks within an existing land.
If you do not already have a land, using /claim will automatically create a new land and claim the current chunk (or the golden shovel selection) as part of it.
Q: Can I unclaim my land?
A: Yes! You can unclaim individual chunks using the command /unclaim while standing in the chunk you wish to remove from your land. If you want to delete your entire land, use the command /lands delete . This will automatically unclaim all chunks within that land and delete it entirely, meaning other players will be able to claim the area. Be cautious, as this action is irreversible.
Q: How many lands can I create?
A: Normal players can have up to 2 different Lands, while higher ranks can have up to 6 different Lands.
Q: Can I invite friends to my land?
A: Yes! Use the command /lands trust <player> to give friends permission to access and build within your land.