TerritoryGuard

<img src="https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/f2bbc4893c9cfe1e1a15c9b891c4360d3ea535c7_0.webp" alt="About" width="80%"> ### TerritoryGuard is a powerful protection plugin for Minecraft servers that lets players claim land, manage access, and stop griefing with flexible rules. - Claim territories with a wand or commands. - Owner, co-owner, member, and guest role system. - Flexible flags for PvP, fire, liquids, explosions, chests, doors, and redstone. - Protection against pistons, lava, water, TNT, creepers, and endermen. - PlaceholderAPI support for scoreboards and HUD plugins. - Auto-save to YAML files. - Visual border particles while selecting land. <img src="https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/31fe279db090c473646709a8749b45383a68f433_0.webp" alt="Install" width="70%"> 1. Download TerritoryGuard.jar. 2. Place the file in your server's plugins/ folder. 3. Restart the server. 4. Adjust config.yml if needed. 5. Done. <img src="https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/41a2456f990701ee6d833fbd433f5576232ee660_0.webp" alt="Create-regions" width="70%"> Players can claim land using a simple selection system: 1. Using a wand: ```/twand``` – left-click to set position 1, right-click to set position 2. 2. Using commands: ```/tg tpos1``` and ```/tg tpos2``` – sets positions to player location. 3. Create territory: ```/tg create <name>``` after selecting an area. Once created, territories are saved to territories.yml and persist across server restarts. <img src="https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/fc19942f0cda9a677f9ac5bc6f7443d1a41ec385_0.webp" alt="Config" width="70%"> Нe configuration file is simple and allows quick tuning: ``` s# TerritoryGuard Configuration for Minecraft 1.12.x - 26.1.x settings: # Default language language: "en" # Maximum territories per player max-territories-per-player: 5 # Minimum and maximum territory size (in blocks) min-size: 10 max-size: 1000 # Visual effects particles-enabled: true # Flag defaults for new territories flags: build: false pvp: false fire: false lava: false water: false piston: false explosions: false enderman: false chest: false door: false redstone: false enter: true ``` You can change the default language, limit the number of territories per player, and control the minimum/maximum allowed claim size. <img src="https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/f69788891454e37aaaeec17bd228ca440bcda0c1_0.webp" alt="Flags" width="70%"> ``` **/tg flag** <territory> <flag> ``` <img src="https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/783e9b07b6bfbe9cbdcd03217ade5f4c2378bcfd_0.webp" alt="PlaceholderAPI-Integration" width="70%"> TerritoryGuard fully supports PlaceholderAPI, allowing you to display territory info in scoreboards, TAB plugins, and custom GUIs. - ``` %territoryguard_name% ``` Current territory name - ``` %territoryguard_owner% ``` Territory owner name - ``` %territoryguard_owner_display% ``` Owner name with "You" highlight - ``` %territoryguard_size% ``` Territory size in blocks - ``` %territoryguard_members% ``` Number of members - ``` %territoryguard_coowners% ``` Number of co-owners - ``` %territoryguard_count% ``` How many territories the player owns - ``` %territoryguard_territories% ``` List of player's territories - ``` %territoryguard_role% ``` Player role (Owner/Co-owner/Member/Guest) - ``` %territoryguard_in_territory% ``` Yes/No if inside a territory - ``` %territoryguard_flag_<flag>% ``` Flag state (on/off) Example usage in TAB scoreboard: ``` &7Current: &f%territoryguard_name% &7Owner: %territoryguard_owner_display% &7Role: %territoryguard_role% ```