Plots Claim
Commands and Permissions
Player Plot is a self-serve protection plugin. It allows users to unlock and claim protected regions. Player plot also allows for collaboration between players by allowing plot owners to add other players to their plots. Plots: Plots provide protection from: - Unauthorized building - Unauthorized breaking - Unauthorized use (ie: chests/doors). Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
Commands
| Command | Explanation | |
|---|---|---|
| /plotme claim | Claim the plot your standing on | |
| /plotme claim <player> | Claim the plot your standing on for a player | |
| /plotme auto | Claim the next free plot | |
| /plotme home[:#] | Brings you to your plot. :# if multiple plots. Examples: /plotme home will take you to your first plot. /plotme home:2 will take you to your second plot. | |
| /plotme home[:#] <player> | Brings you to a player's plot. :# if multiple plots. Examples: /plotme home zachbora will take you to his first plot. /plotme home:2 zachbora will take you to his second plot. | |
| /plotme list | Lists your plots | |
| /plotme list <player> | Lists that player's plot | |
| /plotme info | Displays info on the plot your standing on (The plot ID, owner, biome, expiration date, finished, helpers). | |
| /plotme comment <text> | Leave a comment on the plot your currently standing on. | |
| /plotme comments | Shows the comments on the plot your currently standing on. | |
| /plotme biome | Shows the current biome. | |
| /plotme biome <biome> | Change the plot your currently standing on to a different biome. | |
| /plotme biomelist | List all possible biomes. | |
| /plotme tp <id> | Teleport to a plot. | |
| /plotme id | Gets plot ID and coordinates. | |
| /plotme clear | Clears the plot your currently standing on to its original state when it was claimed. | |
| /plotme reset | Resets the plot your currently standing on to a empty plot and removes the owner. | |
| /plotme add <player> | Add permissions for the player to build on your plot that your currently standing on. | |
| /plotme remove <player> | Removes permissions for the player to build on your plot that your currently standing on. | |
| /plotme setowner <player> | Removes you as the plot owner and sets a new plot owner | |
| /plotme move <id-from> <id-to> | Exchanges both plots (Very experimental, will break torches and stuff). | |
| /plotme weanywhere | Allows to use WorldEdit outside plots that you own | |
| /plotme reload | Reloads the plugin. This is also the only command the server can execute. |
Basic Permissions
There are 2 main permissions. You can either give those or give specific sub-permissions.
| Permission | Command | |
|---|---|---|
| plotme.use | Gives the player all permissions listed below. Very basic commands that a player can have without harming the server. | |
| plotme.admin | Gives the player admin privileges. These are permission nodes that you only want to give to HIGHLY trusted ranks such as administrators in your server. Add these nodes only if you know what they do! | |
| plotme.limit.X | Replace X by a number to limit the number of plots a user can claim/auto or by * for unlimited plots. If the user doesn't have permission, default is 1 plot. If the user has multiple permissions due to inheritance, highest number is kept |
Advanced Permissions
| Permission | Command |
|---|---|
| Included with plotme.use | |
| plotme.use.claim | /plotme claim |
| plotme.use.auto | /plotme auto |
| plotme.use.home | /plotme home[:#] |
| plotme.use.info | /plotme info |
| plotme.use.comment | /plotme comment |
| plotme.use.comments | /plotme comments |
| plotme.use.biome | /plotme biome /plotme biome <biome> /plotme biomelist |
| plotme.use.clear | /plotme clear (Only applies to plots you own) |
| plotme.use.list | /plotme list |
| Excluded from plotme.use | |
| plotme.use.add | /plotme add <player>(Only applies to plots you own) |
| plotme.use.remove | /plotme remove <player>(Only applies to plots you own) |
| plotme.limit.X | Replace X by a number to limit the number of plots a user can claim/auto or by * for unlimited plots. If the user doesn't have permission, default is 1 plot. If the user has multiple permissions due to inheritance, highest number is kept |
| Included with plotme.admin | |
| plotme.admin.claim.other | /plotme claim <player> |
| plotme.admin.home.other | /plotme home[:#] <player> |
| plotme.admin.tp | /plotme tp <id> |
| plotme.admin.id | /plotme id |
| plotme.admin.clear | /plotme clear |
| plotme.admin.reset | /plotme reset |
| plotme.admin.add | /plotme add <player> |
| plotme.admin.remove | /plotme remove <player> |
| plotme.admin.setowner | /plotme setowner <player> |
| plotme.admin.move | /plotme move <id-from> <id-to> |
| plotme.admin.weanywhere | /plotme weanywhere |
| plotme.admin.list | /plotme list <player> |
| plotme.admin.reload | /plotme reload |
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- Jun 12, 2012
- Last updated
- Jun 17, 2012
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A mining claim is a parcel of land for which the claimant has asserted a right of possession and the right to develop and extract a discovered, valuable, mineral deposit. This right does not include exclusive surface rights (see Public Law 84-167).
There are three basic types of minerals on federally-administered lands: locatable, leasable, and salable. Mining claims are staked for locatable minerals on public domain lands.
Locatable minerals include both metallic minerals (gold, silver, lead, etc.) and nonmetallic minerals (fluorspar, asbestos, mica, etc.). It is nearly impossible to list all locatable minerals because of the complex legal requirements for discovery.
Types of Claims
Lode Claims - Deposits subject to lode claims include classic veins or lodes having well-defined boundaries. They also include other rock in- place bearing valuable minerals and may be broad zones of mineralized rock. Examples include quartz or other veins bearing gold or other metallic minerals and large volume, but low-grade disseminated gold deposits. Descriptions are by metes and bounds surveys beginning at the discovery point on the claim and including a reference to natural objects or permanent monuments. Federal statute limits their size to a maximum of 1500 feet in length, and a maximum width of 600 feet (300 feet on either side of the vein).
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Placer Claims - Placer claims are defined as '...including all forms of deposit, excepting veins of quartz, or other rock in-place.' In other words every deposit, not located with a lode claim, should be appropriated by a placer location. Placer claims, where practicable, are located by legal subdivision (aliquot part and complete lots). The maximum size is 20 acres per locator, and the maximum for an association placer is 160 acres for 8 or more locators. The maximum size for a corporation is 20 acres per claim. Corporations may not locate association placer claims unless they are in association with other locators or corporations as co-locators.
Types of Mineral Entries
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Mill Sites - A mill site must be located on 'non-mineral lands' and must be noncontiguous to the lode or placer with which it is associated. Its purpose is to support a lode or placer mining operation. A mill site must include the erection of a mill or reduction works and/or may include other uses in support of a mining operation. Descriptions are by metes and bounds if on unsurveyed land and by legal subdivision if on surveyed lands. The maximum size is 5 acres.
Tunnel Sites - A tunnel site is a subsurface right-of-way under Federal land open to mineral entry. It is used for access to lode mining claims or to explore for blind or undiscovered veins, lodes, or ledges not currently claimed or known to exist on the surface. A tunnel site can be up to 3,000 feet in length.
State Requirements
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Provisions of the Mining Law allow for the development of local rules that are consistent with federal law. Therefore, individual states can have their own manner of locating and recording mining claims, tunnels sites, and mill sites. Always check with the appropriate state for state-specific laws and regulations.