๐ Claiming Land
On the server, there is a claiming system in which you are able to prevent griefers and others from getting access to your build.
How to Claim Land
Follow these steps to protect your builds and create a Residence claim in TwilightRealms.
1. Find an Area to Protect
Choose a spot in the Overworld to claim.
Use /wild to explore open land.
Alternatively, enter the main portal at spawn to find available areas.
The Residence selection tool is a wooden hoe by default.
Hold it in your main hand to begin selecting your protected area.
3. Select the First Corner
Hold the wooden hoe in your main hand.
Left-click a block at one corner of the area you want to protect.
A confirmation message will appear.
4. Select the Opposite Corner
Walk to the opposite corner of the area.
Right-click a block to complete the selection.
You will receive a confirmation message.
The selected area automatically protects everything from bedrock to the build limit.
A red and green particle outline will display, showing the protected region.
5. Create the Claim
Once your area is selected, create the residence using the command:
/res create <resname>
Example:
/res create Factory
You will receive a confirmation message.
The protected area will be highlighted again.
6. Manage Claim Flags
Inside your new claim, you can manage permissions and flags using:
/res set
This opens options for restricting or allowing specific actions within the residence.
7. Add or Remove Friends
Give a player access to your claim:
/res padd <player>
Grants basic permissions: building, opening doors and chests, and teleporting to the residence.
Remove a Player
Remove a player from your claim:
/res pdel <player>
Revokes their access and permissions.
Important Notes
All players receive one claim of protected land to start. Players can earn or buy an extra claim from the server store.
Default Claim Sizes
Players can obtain additional claims to protect larger builds, farms, or player shops.
Claim World Restrictions
โ ๏ธ Important: Land claims can only be created in the Overworld.
The Nether and End are unprotected worlds. This means:
Land cannot be claimed in these worlds.
All builds, chests, and items can be stolen by other players.
Players should avoid storing valuable items or building important structures in the Nether or End.