Plotsquared Tutorial

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  1. Plotsquared Schematics
  2. Plotsquared 1.8.8
  3. Plotsquared Commands Minecraft
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1.8.8Plotsquared setup tutorial

Plotsquared Schematics

PlotSquared is a land and world management plugin. It includes several highly configurable world generators. You can create plots of land in existing worlds using plot clusters, or you can have a full world of plots. In built plot downloading + cross server saving and loading + some optional web interfaces.

Plotsquared 1.8.8

2nd attempt on doing a template for PlotSquared and I hope you guys will find it enjoyable or useful 1) unzip the file 2) upload the folders into the plugins/plotsquared directory If any problems please ask for support in the plotsquared IRC chat If you want to see it in person feel free to join the MC server mc.lilfunbuild.com. PlotSquared – PlotSquared is a plots plugin for Minecraft that is perfect for creative servers. It generates worlds or individual plots that cannot be built in by other players other than the original one that claims the plot. Unless that player chooses to trust another player. This includes WorldEdit and VoxelSniper. Solved Plotsquared Spigotmc High Performance Minecraft What Happened To Hardhat Schematic Building Plugin Alternative Spigotmc High Performance Minecraft How To Make. Upgrade your plot world with brand new pre-built plot roads! With this resource you can transform your server from a basic server to a unique one! With easy to follow installation.

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  1. Tutorial: Custom Augmented
  2. Tutorial for using a non PlotSquared generator such as TerrainControl
  3. Tutorial: Partial Augmented
  4. Tutorial for adding plot clusters to an existing world
  5. Optional: Generate a world with a schematic already in the plot:
  6. Navigate to the following directory: pluginsPlotSquaredschematicsGEN_ROAD_SCHEMATIC<world> You may need to create the directories if they do not exist (case sensitive).
  7. Replace <world> with the name of your world
  8. Put a schematic called plot.schematic in the folder, then generate the world (see below). Note: the schematic pastes from the plot height defined in the worlds.yml
  9. g or gap (road width)
  10. f or floor (plot floor block)
  11. w or wall (plot wall block)
  12. /mv create <world> normal -g PlotSquared:size=64
  13. /mv create <world> normal -g PlotSquared:h=64,main=5:2
  14. Option 2: Creating a world with Multiworld:
  15. /mw create <world> plugin:PlotSquared
  16. Use /plot area create <world>[:name] [modifiers] e.g.
  17. /plot area create plotworld size=24
  18. /plot area create worldname:areaname type=2 terrain=2
  19. Modifiers:
  20. s or size (plot size)
  21. h or height (plot height)
  22. m or main (plot main block)
  23. b or border (plot border block)
  24. type (0=infinite plots,1=plots with vanilla terrain,2=partial plotworld)
  25. terrain (0=flat,1=ores,2=only road,3=entirely vanilla)
  26. (Note: The terrain modifier can only be applied to type 1 or 2 worlds)
  27. This is required if the DEFAULT world (as defined in server.properties) is using the PlotSquared generator, or you don't have Multiverse or MultiWorld installed: Click Here

Plotsquared Commands Minecraft