You can protect your building from destruction by hostile mobs (otherwise - monsters) or other players in Minecraft, if you adhere to a certain sequence of commands. You can also protect the region, for example, from killing PvP (player versus player).
Instructions
Step 1
To select an area, get a wooden ax, which can be crafted or obtained using the // wand command.
Step 2
Mark the 1st point of the cuboid with the left mouse button, then mark the 2nd point of the cuboid with the right mouse button. To cover an area from bedrock to sky, use the command // expand vert.
Step 3
To create a region named, say example-region, and owned by player1 and player2, enter the command / region define example-region player1 player2. This region (private) can be edited by players player1 and player2.
Step 4
To protect your region from spawning mobs, enter the command / region flag example-region mob-spawning deny, from the destruction of the creeper - / region flag example-region creeper-explosion deny, from PvP kills - / region flag example-region pvp deny.
Step 5
You can additionally customize messages for greetings and goodbyes, introduce a ban on entering the region if you are not the owner, and also put a partial ban (for certain rooms) on the entrance.
Step 6
For the greeting message, enter the command / region flag example-region greeting, for the farewell message, enter / region flag example-region farewell.
Step 7
You can deny entry to a region for all players except owners and members by entering the command / region flag example-region entry deny.
Step 8
So, you have banned all players from entering your house, and now you want to allow your friends to enter. The / region addmember example-region playername command will help with this. However, remember that members can break your house, so don't add untrustworthy friends.
Step 9
To protect your home from arson, you need to set the fire-spread flag with the following command: / region example-region fire-spread deny.
Step 10
You can do in the region sub-region. For example, you have a house that you allowed your friends and everyone to visit, but there is one room there that you would not want to let anyone into. Create a region, set the no entry flag for it, and then indicate that this region is inside another. The / region parent secret-room example-region command will help you with this. In this example, the secret-room sub-region is in the example-region.
