- Do not claim land too close to someone else!
- Claim the land you want to protect! We are not responsible for lost or stolen goods due to unclaimed land space!
For more details, the entire list of commands can be found here : https://github.com/TechFortress/GriefPrevention/wiki/Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| /AbandonClaim | Deletes the claim you're standing in. |
| /ClaimExplosions | Toggles if explosions are allowed in the claim. |
| /Trust | Gives another player permission to edit in your claim. |
| /UnTrust | Revokes any permissions granted to a player in your claim. |
| /AccessTrust | Gives a player permission to use your buttons, levers, and beds. |
| /ContainerTrust | Gives a player permission to use your buttons, levers, beds, crafting gear, containers, and animals. |
| /TrustList | Lists the permissions for the claim you're standing in. |
| /SubdivideClaims | Switches your shovel to subdivision mode, so you can subdivide your claims. |
| /RestrictSubclaim | Restricts a subclaim, so that it inherits no permissions from the parent claim. |
| /BasicClaims | Puts your shovel back in basic claims mode. |
| /PermissionTrust | Grants a player permission to share his permission level with others. |
| /Untrust All | Removes all permissions for all players in your claim. |
| /AbandonAllClaims | Deletes all of your claims. |
| /BuyClaimBlocks | Converts server money to claim blocks. |
| /SellClaimBlocks | Converts claim blocks to server money. |
| /GivePet | Gives away a tamed animal. |
| /ClaimsList | Lists a player's claims and claim block details. |
| /IgnorePlayer | Ignores a target player's chat messages. |
| /UnIgnorePlayer | Un-ignores a target player's chat messages. |
| /IgnoredPlayerList | Lists all players currently ignored |
| /Siege | Besieges a player (disabled by default). |
| /Trapped | Gets a player out of a land claim he's trapped inside. |
| /UnlockDrops | Allows other players to pick up items you dropped when you died. |
The SCG Minecraft server uses the Gringotts currency plugin to manage its currency.
The reference page is here: https://dev.bukkit.org/projects/gringotts
This system uses emeralds as a physical currency, 1 emerald = 1 dollar basically. You're allowed to keep and trade emeralds as a physical item, and you're also able to transport them to a vault using commands. Your vault is a physical object in the game, so make sure you keep it safe!
The following are the commands for Gringotts.
| Command | Description | Aliases |
|---|---|---|
/money |
Display your account's current balance. | /m, /balance |
/money pay <amount> <player> |
Pay an amount to a player. The transaction will only succeed if your account has at least the given amount plus any taxes that apply, and the receiving account has enough capacity for the amount. | none |
/money withdraw <amount> |
Withdraw an amount from chest storage into inventory. | none |
To get started with buying and selling, your first step should be setting up a Vault. A Vault requires only 2 things: a chest and a sign. First, find somewhere safe to place down the chest, such as inside a wall or a chamber that other players won't have access to it. Once you do, all you do then is place the sign on top of the chest, and enter in text to give it Vault status. On the sign, you enter in:
[vault]
-this line remains blank-
-this line remains blank-
-this line remains blank-
And then viola~!
In order to help buy and sell excess items around the server, we also provide a chest shop mod.
In order to create a chest shop, set down a chest and put a sign next to it. On the sign, enter in the following...
<Keep the first line blank>
Number of items per transaction (10)
Buy cost:Sell cost (B10:S:5)
The in-game name of the item (Dirt)
Obviously, you need to make sure your chest has enough product for it to be sold. All sales done will put emeralds in your inventory!
The Minecraft server uses a plugin called Gravy to store your items in a death chest when you die. This is to help both you recover your items and the server not struggle to keep track of additional floating entities.
When you die, your items are safely stored in a grave, which is...your head. When you break it open, your items come spilling out. If a friend or enemy finds it first and breaks it...they're in for a nasty surprise.
Note : You have 20 minutes to reclaim your skull before it vanishes, so don't wait!
Skulls are not free, they come at a cost! You can craft a gravy token to carry with you in the event of death, should you die, it will be used to summon a chest skull where you fell. The recipe will be decided at a later time!
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