Claiming Chunks:
To make a claim use the following command:
/xclaim gui
Then press the new claim button to start the claim proccess
Admin only commands:
/channel command to change chat chan
/warp to warp to a set location
/set warp to setup a new warp location
/pvdc for player view distance stuff
Subcommands
– set
- Usage:
/pvdc set <chunks> [player] - Sets the maximum view distance of yourself or another online player
- You can do
/pvdc <chunks>as a shortcut as of v2.1.0
– setonline
- Usage:
/pvdc setonline <chunks> - Sets the maximum view distance of all online players
– get
- Usage:
/pvdc get [player] - Get your own max view distance or the max view distance of another player
– reset
- Usage:
/pvdc reset [player] - Resets a player’s max view distance to the max (or the max allowed by LuckPerms permissions if installed!)
– reload
- Usage:
/pvdc reload - Reloads config.yml (restart server to apply changes to custom messages and the AFK system!)
– help
- Usage:
/pvdc help - Displays the plugin help message
Commander
A must-have command management system for your minecraft server.
With Commander you can remove or hide commands you don’t want,
change; remove or add permissions to existing commands.
Every message is localized and can be customized.
Usage
In order to use /command the permission commander.admin is required
To bypass the command hiding feature the explicit permission commander.bypass is required
Commands
To remove a command for everyone, use: /command unregister [command]
To add a removed command back, use: /command register [command]
To hide a command, use: /command hide [command]
To reveal a command again, use: /command reveal [command]
To completely reset a command, use: /command reset [command]
Permissions
- To change the permission of a command, use:
/command permission set [command] [permission] - To completely remove a permission from a command, use:
/command permission unset [command] - To reset the permission of a command to its default value, use:
/command permission reset [command] - To see what the permission of a certain command is, use:
/command permission query [command]