Commands

Introduction

All commands start with /plot if not configured else wise.

As alternative or short-command you can use the following aliases: plots, p, plotsquared, p2, ps, 2, plotme

Command Overview

PlotSquared has a lot of commands for different purposes. At here you find the complete command list with her syntax and permissions.

command-categories:

If a command or permission contains the Secondary description, it means that a command supports several sub-commands or has several purposes. Furthermore, permissions with .admin contain administrative overrides.

You can check out our permission-packs to avoid redundant permission assignments.

Basics

HELP

Get this help menu of PlotSquared.

Usage: /plot help [category|#]

Aliases: [ ? ]

Permissions: plots.use - Access to the command /plot help

Source Code: here

CONFIRM

This is used to confirm your last command input when PlotSquared asks you for it. This is a security measure to prevent unintended or careless execution of some commands.

Usage: /plot confirm

Permissions: plots.confirm - Access to the command /plot confirm

Source Code: here

Info

INFO

Display the plot info.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

With -f you get the administrative override to bypass the hide-info flag.

Usage:

Primary:

/plot [[world;]X;Z] info [-f]
/plot info [[world;]X;Z] [-f]

Secondary:

/plot [[world;]X;Z] info [-f] <category: members, alias, biome, seen, denied, flags, id, size, trusted, owner, rating>
/plot info [[world;]X;Z] [-f] <category: members, alias, biome, seen, denied, flags, id, size, trusted, owner, rating>

Aliases: [ i ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.info - Access to the command /plot info

Secondary:

plots.admin.info.force - Access to the command flag -f

Source Code: here

LIST

Display a list of the existing plots on the server.

This output can be specified / filtered with further arguments.

Usage:

Primary:

+/plot list <forsale | mine | shared | world | top | all | unowned | unknown | player | world | done |fuzzy <search...>> [#]+

Secondary:

+/plot list fuzzy <search...> [#]+

Aliases: [ l, find, search ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.list - Access to the command /plot list

Secondary:

plots.list.world.<arg>
plots.list.top - Access to the command /plot list top
plots.list.mine - Access to the command /plot list mine
plots.list.world - Access to the command /plot list world
plots.list.done - Access to the command /plot list done
plots.list.all - Access to the command /plot list all
plots.list.shared - Access to the command /plot list shared
plots.list.expired - Access to the command /plot list expired
plots.list.unowned - Access to the command /plot list unowned
plots.list.world.<world>" - Access to the command /plot list world <world>
plots.list.player - Access to the command /plot list player <player>
plots.list.forsale - Access to the command /plot list forsale
plots.list.unknown - Access to the command /plot list unknown
plots.list.area - Access to the command /plot list area
plots.list.fuzzy - Access to the command /plot list fuzzy #

Source Code: here

TARGET

Target a plot with your compass.

Usage: /plot target <<X;Z> | nearest>

Permissions: plots.target - Access to the command /plot target

Source Code: here

CAPS

Show plot mob and entity caps.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] caps

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.caps - Access to the command /plot caps

Secondary:

plots.admin.caps.other - Administrative override to manage caps at other plots

Source Code: here

Teleport

HOME

Teleport to your own plot(s).

Usage:

normal:

/plot home
/plot home <#>
/plot home <area/world> <#>

alias:

/plot home <alias>

coordinates:

/plot home <X>;<Z>
/plot home <area/world> <X>;<Z>
/plot home <area/world>;<X>;<Z>

Aliases: [ h ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.home - Access to the command /plot home

Secondary:

plots.visit.owned - Access to visit owned plots

Source Code: here

Visit

Use this command to go to the plot of a specific player.

If no plot number is specified, you will be taken to the player's first (= oldest) plot. With the plot nummer you can cycle forwards and backwards by entering numerical values. The first plot therefore also corresponds to plot number "1". With the keyword "last" (or "n") you get to the latest (= newest) plot of the player. This corresponds to the plot number "-1".

normal:

/plot visit <player>
/plot visit <player> <plot number|negative plot number|'last' or 'n'>
/plot visit <player> <area/world>
/plot visit <player> <area/world> <plot number|negative plot number|'last' or 'n'>

alias:

/plot visit <alias>

coordinates:

/plot visit <X>;<Z>
/plot visit <area/world>;<X>;<Z>

Aliases: [ v, tp, teleport, goto, warp ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.visit - Access to the command /plot visit
plots.visit.other - Access to visit other people's plots

Secondary:

plots.visit.unowned - Access to visit unowned plots
plots.visit.owned - Access to visit owned plots
plots.visit.shared - Access to visit shared plots
plots.admin.visit.untrusted - Access to visit plots where the player is not trusted to

Source Code: here

MIDDLE

Teleport you to the center of the plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] middle

Aliases: [ center, centre ]

Permissions: plots.middle - Access to the command /plot middle

Source Code: here

Chat

COMMENT

Comment on a plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] comment <message-type: owner | public | report (= for staff)> <comment>

Aliases: [ msg ]

Permissions: plots.comment - Access to the command /plots comment

Source Code: here

INBOX

List the comments for a plot / delete a message or clear the comment list.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage:

Primary:

/plot [[world;]X;Z] inbox

Secondary:

/plot [[world;]X;Z] inbox <message-type: owner | public | report> [delete <index> | clear | page]

Permissions: plots.inbox - Access to the command /plots inbox

Source Code: here

Claiming

BUY

Buy the plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

For this command the economy feature is to activate in the worlds.yml for this world. Additionally, you can change the prices for "merge", "sell" and "claim" at this config part too.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] buy

Permissions: plots.buy - Access to /plot buy

Source Code: here

CLAIM

Claim the current plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

If you're not activated the economy feature in the worlds.yml for this world. If you activated the "specify_on_claim" option in the worlds.yml you can define a plot-schematic.

Usage:

Primary:

/plot [[world;]X;Z] claim

Secondary:

/plot [[world;]X;Z] claim <schematic>

Aliases: [ c ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.claim - Access to /plot claim
plots.plot.<max plot amount> - Limit the amounts of plots a player can claim

Secondary:

plots.claim.<schem> - Dynamic permission associated with your schematic, if used.
plots.admin.command.schematic - Administrative access to schematic claims.

Source Code: here

AUTO

Claim the nearest plot in your world if you're not activated the economy feature in the worlds.yml for this world.

Usage: /plot auto [length, width]

Aliases: [ a ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.auto - Access to the command /plot auto
plots.plot.<max plot amount> - Limit the amounts of plots a player can claim

Secondary:

plots.claim.<schem> - Dynamic permission associated with your schematic, if used.
plots.auto.mega - Access to the length and width arguments
plots.admin.command.schematic - Administrative access to schematic claims.

Source Code: here

Settings

SETOWNER

Set the plot owner.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] setowner <player>

Aliases: [ owner, so, seto ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.admin.command.setowner

Source Code: here

ADD

Add one or more players to the plot.

"Added" players can build on the plot if the plot owner is online (see Plot Membership Tiers).

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] add <player | *>

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.add - Access to the command /plot add
plots.add.<amount> - Specifying the amount of people the plot owner can add

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.add - Administrative override
plots.add.everyone - Access to add everyone

Source Code: here

TRUST

Add one or more players to the plot.

"Trusted" players gives the added user more permissions as the normal /plot add command: Trusted users can build on the plot every time and use WorldEdit (see Plot Membership Tiers).

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] trust <player | *>

Aliases: [ t ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.trust - Access to the command /plot trust
plots.trust.<amount> - Specifying the amount of people the plot owner can trust

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.trust - Administrative override
plots.trust.everyone - Access to trust everyone

Source Code: here

REMOVE

Remove a player from a plot. This includes "whitelisted" player (ADD, TRUST) and "blacklisted" players (DENY) of the plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] remove <player | *>

Aliases: [ r, untrust, ut, undeny, ud, unban ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.remove - Access to the command /plot remove

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.remove Administrative override

Source Code: here

DENY

Deny a user from entering a plot. With this command, you add him to the "blacklist" of the plot (see Plot Membership Tiers).

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] deny <player | *>

Aliases: [ d, ban ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.deny - Access to the command /plot deny
plots.deny.<amount> - Specifying the amount of people the plot owner can deny

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.deny - Administrative override
plots.admin.entry.denied - Administrative override to bypass plot deny
plots.deny.everyone - Access to deny everyone

Source Code: here

GRANT

Manage plot grants.

Usage: /plot grant <check | add> [player]

Permissions:

plots.grant - Access to the command /plot grant
plots.grant.add - Access to the command /plot grant add
plots.grant.check - Access to the command /plot grant check

Source Code: here

KICK

Kick a player from your plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] kick <player | *>

Aliases: [ k ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.kick - Access to the command /plot kick

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.kick - Administrative override

Source Code: here

MERGE

Merge the plot with another plot(s).

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] merge <all | n | e | s | w> [removeroads]

Aliases: [ m ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.merge - Access to the command /plot claim

Secondary:

plots.merge.<amount> - Limit the amount of plots a player can merge to a mega plot
plots.admin.command.merge - Administrative override
plots.merge.other - Access to merge the plot with other people
plots.merge.keeproad - Access to use the keeproad argument

Source Code: here

UNLINK

Unlink a mega-plot (merged plot).

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] unlink [createroads]

Aliases: [ u, unmerge ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.unlink - Access to the command /plot unlink

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.unlink - Administrative override

Source Code: here

SETHOME

Set the plot home.

The plot home is the location where the player will teleport if he uses the /plot home or /plot visit command. With the argument none you reset the position to the default home location of this plot world.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] set home [none]

Aliases: [ sh, seth, sethome ]

Permissions:

plots.set.home - Access to the command /plot set home

Source Code: here

ALIAS

Set the "plot name".

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage:

/plot [[world;]X;Z] alias set <alias>
/plot [[world;]X;Z] alias remove <alias>

Aliases: [ setalias, sa, name, rename, setname, seta, nameplot ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.alias.set - Access to the command /plot alias set
plots.alias.remove - Access to the command /plot alias remove

Secondary:

plots.admin.alias.set - Administrative override to set an alias
plots.admin.alias.remove - Administrative override to remove an alias

Source Code: here

SETDESCRIPTION

Set the plot description.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] desc <description>

Aliases: [ setdescription, setdesc, setd, description ]

Permissions: plots.set.desc - Access to the command /plot set description

Source Code: here

MUSIC

Player music in a plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] music

Permissions: plots.music - Access to the command /plot music

Source Code: here

SETBIOME

List all possible biomes or change the plot biome. (You can change the biome with WorldEdit / FAWE too.) If you clear or delete the plot, you reset the biom setting too, so the default biome (changeable in the worlds.yml) will be used.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] biome [biome]

Aliases: [ biome, sb, setb, b ]

Permissions: plots.set.biome - Access to the command /plot set biome

Source Code: here

SETFLAG

Manage the flags of a plot (see Plot Flags).

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage:

Primary:

/plot [[world;]X;Z] flag

Secondary:

/plot [[world;]X;Z] flag info <flag>
/plot [[world;]X;Z] flag set <flag> <value>
/plot [[world;]X;Z] flag add <flag> <values>
/plot [[world;]X;Z] flag remove <flag> [values]

Aliases: [ f, flag ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.flag - Access to the command /plot flag

Secondary:

plots.set.flag - Access to the command /plot set flag
plots.flag.remove - Access to the command /plot flag remove
plots.flag.add - Access to the command /plot flag add
plots.set.flag.other - Access to set flag on other people's plots
plots.set.flag.<arg> - Access to the command /plot set flag <arg>
plots.flag.list - Access to the command /plot flag list

Source Code: here

DONE

Mark a plot as "done".

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] done

Aliases: [ submit ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.done - Access to the command /plot done

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.done - Administrative override

Source Code: here

CONTINUE

Continue a plot that was previously marked as "done".

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] continue

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.continue - Access to the command /plot continue

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.continue - Administrative override

Source Code: here

TOGGLE

Toggle per user settings.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.use - Access to the command /plot toggle

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.chat - Access to the command /plot toggle chat-spy
plots.worldedit.bypass - Access to the command /plot wea
plots.toggle.chat - Access to the command /plot chat
plots.admin.command.autoclear - Access to the command /plot toggle clear-confirmation
plots.toggle.titles - Access to the command /plot toggle titles
plots.toggle.time - Access to the command /plots toggle time
plots.toggle.debug - Access to the command /plots toggle debug
plots.admin.debug.other - Administrative override to toggle the debugmode for other players

Source Code: here

SET

Set a plot value.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Aliases: [ s ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.set - Access to the command /plot set

Secondary:

plots.set." + <component>

Source Code: here

COPY

Copy a plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located. It represents the original plot for the copy action.

The second plot location argument defines the target plot into which the copy is pasted.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] copy <X;Z>

Aliases: [ copypaste ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.copy - Access to the command /plot copy

Source Code: here

MOVE

Move a plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located. It represents the original plot for the move action.

The second plot location argument defines the target plot to which the original plot is moved. (After the move, the original plot is reset.)

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] move <X;Z>

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.move - Access to the command /plot move

Source Code: here

SWAP

Swap two plots.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

The second plot location argument defines the other plot for the swap action.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] swap <X;Z>

Aliases: [ switch ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.swap - Access to the command /plot swap

Source Code: here

BACKUP

Manage plot backups.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] backup <save | list | load>

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.backup - Access to the command /plot backup

Secondary:

plots.backup.save - Access to the command /plot backup save
plots.backup.load - Access to the command /plot backup load
plots.backup.list - Access to the command /plot backup list
plots.admin.backup.other - Administrative override to manage backups at other plots

Source Code: here

CLEAR

Clear the plot you stand on. It doesn't reset any plot settings or flag (with exception of the biome setting).

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] clear

Aliases: [ reset ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.clear - Access to the command /plot clear

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.clear - Administrative override

Source Code: here

DELETE

Delete the plot you stand on.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] delete

Aliases: [ dispose, del ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.delete - Access to the command /plot delete

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.delete - Administrative override to delete plots.

Source Code: here

Schematic

LOAD

List the plot snapshots (after: /plot save) or load a snapshot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage:

/plot [[world;]X;Z] load
/plot [[world;]X;Z] load <index>

Aliases: [ restore ]

Permissions: Primary:

plots.load - Access to the command /plot load

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.load - Administrative override to load a plot.

Source Code: here

DOWNLOAD

Download your plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] download [schematic | world]

Aliases: [ download, dl ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.download - Access to the command /plot download
plots.download.world - Access to the command /plot download <world>

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.download - Administrative override to download other plots

Source Code: here

SCHEMATIC

Use and manage the plot schematics.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] schematic <save | saveall | paste>

Aliases: [ sch, schem ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.schematic - Access to the command /plot schematic

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.schematic.paste - Administrative override to paste schematics
plots.admin.command.schematic.save - Administrative override to save schematics
plots.schematic.save - Access to the command /plot schematic save
plots.schematic.paste - Access to the command /plot schematic paste

Source Code: here

Rating

LIKE

Like a plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] like [next | purge]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.like - Access to the command /plot like

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.rate - Administrative override for ratings

Source Code: here

Dislike

Dislike a plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] dislike [next | purge]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.dislike - Access to the command /plot like

Secondary:

plots.admin.command.rate - Administrative override for ratings

Source Code: here

RATE

Rate the plot.

The first plot location argument is optional. Alternatively, it refers to the plot on which the user is currently located.

Usage: /plot [[world;]X;Z] rate [# | next | purge]

Aliases: [ rt ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.rate - Access to the command /plot rate

Secondary:

plots.comment - Access to the command /plot comment
plots.admin.command.rate - Administrative override for ratings

Source Code: here

Administration

PLUGIN

Show plugin information.

Usage: /plot plugin

Aliases: [ version ]

Permissions: plots.use - Access to the command /plot plugin

Source Code: here

TEMPLATE

Create or use a world template.

Usage:

Primary:

/plot template [import | export] <world> <template>

Secondary:

/plot template <import|export> <world> [template]
/plot template export <world>
/plot template import <world> <template>

Permissions: plots.admin - Access to the command /plot template

Source Code: here

SETUP

Setup wizard for plot worlds.

Usage: /plot setup

Aliases: [ create ]

Permissions: plots.admin.command.setup

Source Code: here

AREA

Create a new Plot-Area.

Usage:

Primary:

/plot area <create|info|list|tp|regen>

Secondary:

/plot visit [area]
/plot area info [area]
+/plot area create [world[:id]] [<modifier>=<value>]...+
/plot area list [#]

Aliases: [ world ]

Permissions:

plots.area - Access to the command /plot area
plots.area.list - Access to the command /plot area list
plots.area.info - Access to the command /plot area info
plots.area.create - Access to the command /plot area create
plots.area.tp - Access to the command /plot area tp
plots.area.regen - Access to the command /plot area regen

Source Code: here

CREATEROADSCHEMATIC

Add a road schematic to your world using the roads around your current plot.

Usage: /plot createroadschematic

Aliases: [ crs ]

Permissions:

plots.createroadschematic - Access to the command /plot createroadschematic

Source Code: here

REGENALLROADS

Regenerate all roads in the map using the set road schematic.

Usage: /plot regenallroads <world> [height]

Aliases: [ rgar ]

Permissions:

plots.regenallroads - Access to the command /plot regenallroads

Source Code: here

PURGE

Purge all plots for a world.

Usage: /plot purge world:<world> area:<area> id:<id> owner:<owner> shared:<shared> unknown:[true|false] clear:[true|false]

Permissions:

plots.admin - Access to the command /plot purge

Source Code: here

RELOAD

Reload translations and world settings.

Usage: /plot reload

Aliases: [ rl ]

Permissions: plots.admin.command.reload - Access to the command /plot reload

Source Code: here

DATABASE

Convert/Backup Storage.

Usage: /plots database [area] <sqlite | mysql | import>

Aliases: [ convert ]

Permissions: plots.database - Access to the command /plot database

Source Code: here

CONDENSE

Condense a plot world.

Usage: /plot condense <area> <start | stop |info> [radius]

Permissions: plots.admin - Access to the command /plot condense

Source Code: here

TRIM

Delete unmodified portions of your plot world.

Usage: /plot trim <world> [regenerate]

Permissions: plots.admin - Access to the command /plot trim

Source Code: here

CLUSTER

Manage a plot cluster.

Usage:

Primary:

/plot cluster

Secondary:

/plot cluster resize <pos1> <pos2>
/plot cluster leave [name]
/plot cluster info [name]
/plot cluster create <name> <id-bot> <id-top>
/plot cluster delete [name]
/plot cluster list
/plot cluster invite <player>
/plot cluster sethome
/plot cluster helpers <add|remove> <player>
/plot cluster tp <name>
/plot cluster kick <player>

Aliases: [ clusters ]

Permissions:

Primary:

plots.cluster - Access to the command /plot cluster

Secondary:

plots.cluster.delete.other - Administrative override to delete other clusters
plots.cluster.kick - Access to the command /plot cluster kick
plots.cluster.leave - Access to the command /plot cluster leave
plots.cluster.helpers - Access to the command /plot cluster helpers
plots.cluster.create - Access to the command /plot cluster create
plots.cluster.resize - Access to the command /plot cluster resize
plots.cluster.invite.other - Access to the command /plot cluster invite
plots.cluster.invite - Access to the command /plot cluster invite
plots.cluster.tp - Access to the command /plot cluster tp
plots.cluster.<#> - Limit the amount of clusters a player can have
plots.cluster.resize.expand - Access to the command /plot cluster expand
plots.cluster.info - Access to the command /plot cluster info
plots.cluster.sethome.other - Administrative override to sethome for other clusters
plots.cluster.resize.other - Administrative override to resize other clusters
plots.cluster.tp.other - Administrative override to teleport to other clusters
plots.cluster.kick.other - Administrative override to kick players from other clusters
plots.cluster.create.other - Administrative override to create other clusters
plots.cluster.list - Access to the command /plot cluster list
plots.cluster.delete - Access to the command /plot cluster delete
plots.cluster.resize.shrink - Access to the command /plot cluster resize shrink
plots.cluster.sethome - Access to the command /plot cluster sethome

Source Code: here

Debug

DEBUGSAVETEST

This command will force the recreation of all plots in the database.

Usage: /plot debugsavetest

Permissions: plots.debugsavetest - Access to the command /plot debugsavetest

Source Code: here

DEBUGLOADTEST

This debug command will force the reload of all plots in the database.

Usage: /plot debugloadtest

Permissions: plots.debugloadtest - Access to the command /plot debugloadtest

Source Code: here

DEBUGALLOWUNSAFE

Allow unsafe actions until toggled off.

Usage: /plot debugallowunsafe

Aliases: [ debugallowunsafe ]

Permissions: plots.debugallowunsafe - Access to the command /plot debugallowunsafe

Source Code: here

DEBUG

Show debug information or all language messages.

Usage: /plot debug [msg]

Permissions: plots.admin - Access to the command /plot debug msg

Source Code: here

DEBUGPASTE

Upload a set of files for debugging and bug-reports with the settings.yml, the worlds.yml, your latest.log and Multiverse's worlds.yml (if being used) to https://athion.net/ISPaster/paste.

Usage: /plot debugpaste

Aliases: [ dp ]

Permissions: plots.debugpaste - Access to the command /plot debugpaste

Source Code: here

DEBUGROADREGEN

Regenerate all roads based on the road schematic. Insert "plot" to regen it from the plot height, input "height [height]" to regen from a custom height.

Usage: /plot debugroadregen <plot | region [height]>

Permissions: plots.debugroadregen - Access to the command /plot debugroadregen

Source Code: here

DEBUGEXEC

Use multipurpose debug commands.

Usage:

Primary:

/plot debugexec

Secondary:

/plot debugexec remove-flag <flag>
/plot debugexec allcmd <condition> <command>
/plot debugexec list-scripts [#]
/plot debugexec all <condition> <code>
/plot debugexec addcmd <file>
/plot debugexec analyze <threshold>

Aliases: [ exec, $ ]

Permissions: plots.admin - Access to the command /plot debugexec

Source Code: here

Other permissions

plots.admin.area.sudo - ???
plots.projectile.unowned - Shoot projectiles on unowned plots
plots.projectile.other - Shoot projectiles at other people's plots
plots.admin.interact.blockedcommands - Access to blocked commands of the blocked-cmds flag
plots.admin.update.notify - Receive update notifications from SpigotMC.
plots.admin.exit.denied - Administrative override to leave plots with the deny-exit flag.
plots.admin.entry.forcefield - Administrative override to bypass the forcefield flag
plots.admin.destroy.unowned - Administrative override to destroy blocks at unowned plots
plots.admin.build.unowned - Administrative override to build blocks at unowned plots
plots.admin.destroy.groundlevel - Administrative override to break the ground level
plots.admin.destroy.other - Administrative override to destroy blocks at other plots
plots.admin.destroy.road - Administrative override to destroy blocks at the road
plots.admin.build.road - Administrative override to place blocks at the road
plots.admin.interact.unowned - Administrative override to interact at unowned plots
plots.admin.interact.other - Administrative override to interact with other plots
plots.admin.build.heightlimit - Administrative override to bypass a custom height limit

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