MP Claims

MPClaims

Overview

This plugin protects land on Survival Multiplayer servers. Players use a golden shovel to select land. The plugin aligns areas to 16x16 block chunks. Players can give access to friends. It stores data in a local SQLite database.

Read the full documentation on our Wiki

Why Download

This plugin is a small file. It gives server owners simple tools to protect land. It is easy to install and configure. It does not slow down the server.

Important Requirements

You must use Paper 1.21 or a newer version. You must use Java 21 or a newer version.

Features

• Areas align to 16x16 block chunks.
• Players use a golden shovel to select corners.
• Owners can trust other players.
• Trusted players can build and open doors.
• The plugin protects blocks, item frames, and animals.
• Server admins can bypass protection.
• The plugin logs admin actions.
• The plugin uses MiniMessage for text.

How to Use

1. Run /claimtool to get a golden shovel.
2. Right-click two chunk corners with the shovel.
3. Run /claim to save the area.
4. Run /trust <player> to give access to a friend.
5. Run /abandonclaim two times to delete the area.

Commands

Player Commands

• /claim - Save a new area or change the size.
• /abandonclaim - Remove the area you stand in.
• /trust <player> - Give access to a player.
• /untrust <player> - Remove access from a player.
• /claimlist - Show your areas.
• /claiminfo - Show area details.
• /claimtool - Get the golden shovel.

Admin Commands

• /claimadmin reload - Load the configuration again.
• /claimadmin delete <id> - Delete an area by its number.
• /claimadmin purge <player> - Delete all areas of a player.

Configuration

Edit config.yml to change the rules. You can change the tool, the maximum number of areas, and the particle effects. Edit messages.yml to change the text. The plugin uses the MiniMessage format.

Permissions

• mpclaims.admin - Bypass protection and use admin commands.
• mpclaims.claim - Make new areas.
• mpclaims.command.* - Use player commands.

Support

Report problems on the project issue page. Include your server logs. Write the steps to make the problem happen again.