βοΈClaiming Land
Claiming Tool
The main tool used for creating claims is the Golden Hoe.
You can obtain one by:
Crafting it using gold ingots
Claiming it from the
/kits Rookiecommand
Using the Golden Hoe
When held, the Golden Hoe shows how many claim blocks you currently have.
Claim blocks determine the total amount of land you can claim.
How to Get More Claim Blocks
You can earn additional claim blocks by:
Voting daily using the command
/voteOpening Super Crates, which may contain claim blocks as potential drops
Claiming Land
To create a land claim:
Hold the Golden Hoe
Right-click one corner of the area
Right-click the opposite corner
This creates a square or rectangular claimed region based on your two selected points. Everything inside this boundary will be protected under your ownership.
Tip: To check how many claim blocks you have available, hold the Golden Hoe.
Claiming Tips
Claims must not overlap with land claimed by other players.
You can create multiple small claims or save blocks for a larger one.
Claims are flexible and can be resized, renamed, or deleted at any time.
Giving Permissions
To manage who can do what in your claim:
Use the command:
/flan menu
Then go to: Permission Groups
You'll see several role options:
Co-Owner: Full access, including building, breaking, and managing permissions
Visitor: Cannot open chests or manage permissions by default β but you can change this in the menu
The command /flan menu be used while stood WITHIN the claim you're trying to manage.
Adding a Player to a Group
Open
/flan menuThe command /flan menu be used while stood WITHIN the claim you're trying to manage
Go to Permission Groups
Choose the role (e.g., Co-Owner)
Manually type in the exact Minecraft username of the player
Other Claim Features
Run the command
/flan deletewhile standing inside of a claim to delete it.To allow others to use your healing machine, enable Open Containers
To allow others to use your PC, enable Interact Blocks
You can customize permissions per group (e.g., allow Visitors to open chests but not build)
Create Subzones (smaller claims inside a larger one) for more granular control
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