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A plot is either one single chunk that has been claimed by a player or multiple chunks (aka as land).
Claiming a plot will allow you to protect this chunk as long as you'll be the owner of the plot.
Only you will be able to edit blocks, open chest, interact with doors, buttons etc in this area.
Ex of a plot :
They are two categories of plots :
There is currently two cities in RaiblocksMC :
Plots in the cities are already created and have a set price, to check their prices, simply move inside the plot.
You first plot in the wild is FREE, after claiming your first free plot, plots will be charged 0.1 Nano
.
Expanding an already claimed plot (into a land) with another chunk will cost you the following : number_of_plots_in_land * 0.1 Nano
So if you have one plot and you want to expand with another plot , the additionnal plot will cost you 0.1 Nano
.
Now you want to expand your 2 plots land, the additionnal plot will cost you 0.2 Nano
, etc...
A message containing the price of the expandable plot will be displayed when moving over it.
Only cities plots have a rents, wild plots are free of rents.
Every Saturday of the week, time is random.
You'll be asked to pay for the missed rent either through Discord or directly In-Game at your first reconnection.
After two consecutive missed rent you'll be evicted from your plot.
To claim a plot simply stand over the wanted chunk and type in the following command : /plot claim my_plot_name
To know what the delimitation of the chunk looks like you can press F3 + G
, to view all the chunks near you.
To un-claim a chunk, you'll simply need to stand over it and type the following command : /plot unClaim
un-claiming a chunk will not refund you ! It will only stop rents from being collected if this is a city plot.
Simply use the following command : /plot addMember member1 member2 etc
Simply use the following command : /plot remMember member1 member2 etc
To set the spawn of a plot, simply stand over the wanted location and type in the following command : /plot setSpawn
Once you have set the spawn of your plot, you can simply use the following command : /plot spawn my_plot_name
Simply just use the following command : /plot
Simply just use the following command : /plot list