Local Region Commands - Z0rdak/Yet-Another-World-Protector GitHub Wiki
The commands to manage the Local Regions can be used either by players which have the required OP level or have an entry in the configuration or by their owners. Adding a player or a team as the Local Region owner allows full control over managing the region.
Without permission or being an owner, players are only allowed to use /yawp local <dim> <local> info|list|state|area commands to show information about the Local Region.
There are two ways of creating a region:
- Using the CLI (see Dim-Commands)
- Using the RegionMarker in combination with the CLI ( see Commands-Marker)
In order to create a region, you will need the appropriate permissions. You must either be an owner of the Dimensional Region you are currently in, or the owner of a Local Region where you would want to add a child region.
There are two ways to delete a Local Region:
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/yawp local <dim> <local> delete [-y]will attempt to delete a region. Use -y to confirm the deletion of a region. Regions with children cannot be deleted at this point. -
/yawp dim <dim> delete <local> [-y]will attempt to delete a region. Use -y to confirm the deletion of a region. Regions with children cannot be deleted at this point.
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/yawp local <dim> <local> area- Shows the Local Regions area properties like area, teleport position and marked blocks.
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/yawp local <dim> <local> state priority <priority>- Sets the absolute priority for the Local Region to the specified amount.<priority>is an integer. -
/yawp local <dim> <local> state priority +|- <priority>- Increments/decrements the priority for the Local Region by the specified amount.<priority>is an integer.
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/yawp local <dim> <local> area expand Cuboid [Y_MIN] [Y_MAX]- Expands the area of the Local Region to the specified Y_MIN and Y_MAX values. Leaving the arguments empty will expand the area to the full world height. -
/yawp local <dim> <local> area expand Sphere [<expansion>]- Expands the area of the Local Region by the specified radius (positive or negative). Leaving the argument empty will expand the area by 1 block. -
/yawp local <dim> <local> area set Cuboid <pos1> <pos2>- Sets the area of the Local Region as a Cuboid with the specified positions. -
/yawp local <dim> <local> area set Sphere <center-pos> <radius-pos>- Sets the area of the Local Region as a Sphere with the specified center and radius positions. -
/yawp local <dim> <local> area set Sphere <center-pos> <radius>- Sets the area of the Local Region as a Sphere with the specified center position and radius. -
/yawp local <dim> <local> area teleport [<player>]- Teleports the selected player to the teleport position of the Local Region. Leaving the player argument empty will teleport the executing player. -
/yawp local <dim> <local> area teleport set <pos>- Sets the teleport position of the Local Region to the specified position.
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/yawp local <dim> <local> copy flags to-local <target-dim> <target-region>- Copies all flags from the Local Region to the target Local Region in the target dimension. -
/yawp local <dim> <local> copy flags to-dim <target-dim>- Copies all flags from the Local Region to the Dimensional Region of the target dimension. -
/yawp local <dim> <local> copy players to-local <target-dim> <target-region> <group>- Copies all players of the specified group from the Local Region to the target Local Region in the target dimension. -
/yawp local <dim> <local> copy players to-dim <target-dim> <group>- Copies all players of the specified group from the Local Region to the Dimensional Region of the target dimension. -
/yawp local <dim> <local> copy state to-local <target-dim> <target-region>- Copies the state of the Local Region to the target Local Region in the target dimension. -
/yawp local <dim> <local> copy state to-dim <target-dim>- Copies the state of the Local Region to the Dimensional Region of the target dimension.
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/yawp local <dim> <local> rename <name>- Renames the Local Region to the specified name.
Every <player> argument works with the usual entity target selectors like @s, @a, etc. The arguments require an already defined vanilla minecraft team.
The position arguments are vanilla X,Y,Z coordinates, which can be filled with TAB by looking at a block.