PlotSquared
  • README
  • Getting Started
    • Why should you switch to PlotSquared?
    • Installation
  • Features
    • Block Buckets
    • ChestShop Compatibility
    • Commands
    • Plot backups
    • Plot flags
    • Plot membership tiers
    • UUID conversion
    • Vanilla tags
    • WorldEdit & FastAsyncWorldEdit features
  • API
    • API documentation
    • Event API
    • Flag API
  • Configuration
    • General Settings
    • Storage Configuration
    • World Configuration
  • Customization
    • Placeholders
    • Plot component presets
    • Plot components
    • Single plot area
  • Optimization
    • Chunk Processor
    • Plot Analysis
    • World Reduction
  • Permissions
    • Bypass Permissions
    • Permission Packs
  • Schematics
    • Plotworld Road Schematics
    • Schematic export
    • Plot Schematic on Generation
    • Plot Schematic on Claim
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  1. Features

Plot backups

Introduction

PlotSquared v5.11.0 introduced a new plot backup system. This allows you to create backups of your plots, which can be restored at a later point.

The system does (currently) not work for merged plots.

By default, the system will also create backups of the plot when certain potentially destructive actions are performed. These currently include:

  • Clearing the plot

  • Setting a plot component (floor, filling, etc)

The backup system currently only stores blocks inside the plot, and will not include things such as flags, settings, etc. The backup system uses plot schematics behind the scenes.

Configuration

The settings can be found in PlotSquared's settings.yml file.

# Backup related settings
backup:
  # Automatically backup plots when destructive commands are performed
  automatic-backups: false
  # Maximum amount of backups associated with a plot
  backup-limit: 3
  # Whether or not backups should be deleted when the plot is unclaimed
  delete-on-unclaim: true

Commands

  • /plot backup save

    • Create a backup of the plot you're in

    • Permission: plots.backup.save (and plots.admin.backup.other if you're not the plot owner)

  • /plot backup list

    • List available plot backups +

    • Permission: plots.backup.list (and plots.admin.backup.other if you're not the plot owner)

  • /plot backup load

    • Restore a plot from the specified backup. +

    • Permission: plots.backup.load (and plots.admin.backup.other if you're not the plot owner)

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