Have you ever wished you knew what you were doing? Yea, me too. Rarely happens but we all can hope I suppose. This wiki, in theory, will get us all one step closer to living our dreams and actually knowing how to play a game for once. Who knew Minecraft can be so difficult?
/chestshop allows you to see all your open chestshops as well as claim income from your sells
Ever had problems with not being able to share chests with friends because it's "locked"? It turns out that it's part of a really neat mod that gives you options when it comes to the privacy of your chests, aptly named HeyThatsMine. Below are some commands that'll help you out!
/htm set public Then left click on a chest to set as public. If you set a chest as public and it's not on a claim, people will be able to access it, so be careful!
/htm set private Then left click on a chest to set as private.
/htm set key While holding an item in your main hand that you would like to set as a key, left click on chest. That chest will then only open with that key. Be careful who you give keys to!
Trust will allow other players to open your chests if they are private and given the other player has container access on your claim.
/htm trust [player] Then left click on the chest to give trust for a player on that chest
If you need to give trust to one person for a lot of chests, toggle /htm persist first which will allow you to keep executing the same action without typing the command over and over.
/htm info Then left click on a chest to see who owns it, whether it's private or public, and who has trust on it.
/htm remove Will remove all protections on a chest
/htm transfer [player] Transfer ownership of a chest to another player.
And again, a player on your claim will need trust AND container access to access your private chests. You can set chests as public on your claim so container access is the only protection you have for your chests.
Welcome! We use the GriefDefender mod allow players to protect their builds and items from being raided and/or destroyed. This helpful guide explains the basic commands you'll need.
Claims: Protected rectangular areas of land. Only you (and those you trust) can build or interact within your claims.
Claim Blocks: You earn these by playing on the server. Creating and expanding claims uses up your claim blocks. You can check your balance by entering claim mode with /claim.
Claim Tool: The Golden Shovel. You use it to create and resize claims after initiating claim mode.
Trust: You can grant different levels of permissions to other players within your claims. These permissions can range from allowing players to just open doors to being fully co-owners of a claim alongside you. Most commonly, players granted trust will be given builder permissions unless otherwise specified.
This is how you protect your first area.
Initiate Claiming & Check Blocks: You can start the claiming process and check your available Claim Blocks using the /claim command OR by using the Claim Tool:
Mark Corners:
Allowing friends to build or interact in your claim.
Trust Levels (Most Common):
Granting Trust:
Example: /trust Jephon accessor (Lets Jephon sleep in this specific claim).
By default if you do not specify the trust level, players will be given builder level trust when trusting the player with /trust <Player Name>.
Once you have a claim, you might need to change it.
Resizing Claims:
Abandoning a Claim:
Abandoning ALL Your Claims:
Be very careful with this command.
Visualizing Claim Borders:
Hold a Stick and right-click the ground inside or near a claim. This will temporarily show the claim borders with particles.
Checking Claim Information:
Stand inside a claim and use /claiminfo.
Useful Commands:
/claim: Enters claim mode, shows your claim block balance, and prepares you to select claim corners.
/claiminfo: Stand inside a claim and use this command to see details like the owner, boundaries, and trust levels.
Whether a Pasture is activated is saved on the entity itself, so you'll only have to do this once. There is a limit of 3 Pastures that can be actively breeding at once.
We are using a combination of Crystal and Masuda multipliers so that if the egg's parents are shiny, the egg has an additional chance to be shiny and if both parents are from different trainers, the egg has an increased chance to be shiny.
/eggInfo will give you debug information about any eggs in your hand. The resulting species, and the ticks left til hatch.