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Areas mod for Minetest 0.4.8+
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Areas mod for Minetest
======================
Dependencies
------------
Minetest 5.0.0+ is recommended, but 0.4.16+ should work as well.
Configuration
-------------
If you wish to specify configuration options, such as whether players are
allowed to protect their own areas with the `protect` command (disabled by
default), you should check settings.lua and set the appropriate settings in your
server's configuration file (probably `minetest.conf`).
Open the tab `Settings -> All Settings -> Mods -> areas` to get a list of all
possible settings.
For server owners: Check `settingtypes.txt` and modify your `minetest.conf`
according to the wanted setting changes.
Tutorial
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To protect an area you must first set the corner positions of the area.
In order to set the corner positions you can run:
1) Specify the corner positions of the area you would like to protect.
Use one of the following commands:
* `/area_pos set` and punch the two corner nodes to set them.
* `/area_pos set1/set2` and punch only the first or second corner node to
set them one at a time.
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* `/area_pos1/2 X Y Z` to set one of the positions to the specified
coordinates.
Once you have set the border positions you can protect the area by running one
of the following commands:
2) Protect the selected area by running one of the following commands:
* `/set_owner <OwnerName> <AreaName>` -- If you have the `areas` privilege.
* `/protect <AreaName>` -- If you have the `areas` privilege or the server
administrator has enabled area self-protection.
The area name is used only for informational purposes (so that you know what
an area is for). It is not used for any other purpose.
The area name is used only for informational purposes and has no functional
importance.
For example: `/set_owner SomePlayer Mese city`
Now that you own an area you may want to add sub-owners to it. You can do this
with the `add_owner` command. Anyone with an area can use the `add_owner`
command on their areas. Before using the `add_owner` command you have to
select the corners of the sub-area as you did for `set_owner`. If your markers
are still around your original area and you want to grant access to your
entire area you will not have to re-set them. You can also use `select_area` to
place the markers at the corners of an existing area if you've reset your
3) You now own an area. You may now add sub-owners to it if you want to (see command `/add_owner`). Before using the `/add_owner` command you have to
select the corners of the sub-area as you did in step 1.
If your markers are still around your original area and you want to grant
access to your entire area you will not have to re-set them. Use `/select_area` to place the markers at the corners of an existing area if you've reset your
markers and want to grant access to a full area.
The `add_owner` command expects three arguments:
The `/add_owner` command expects three arguments:
1. The ID number of the parent area (the area that you want to add a
sub-area to).
2. The name of the player that will own the sub-area.