LWC (Minecraft Server Plugin)
Minecraft/LWC
ℹ This article provides a user-friendly documentation for LWC Plugin General Users. For Server Administration and please refer to Documentation of LWCx Wiki
LWC plugins add powerful features to Minecraft chests and other storage containers. This guide explains the various commands you can use to manage these protections.
Creating Protections:
- Public Protection (
/cpublic
): Anyone can use the chest, but only the owner can lock it. - Private Protection (
/cprivate
): Only you and authorized users can access the chest. You can add users or groups during creation (e.g.,/cprivate MoNoLidThZ g:femboys
). Adding a username with "@" grants them "Admin" permission to modify the protection (add/remove users). - Password Protection (
/cpassword
): Requires a password to access the chest. Anyone who knows the password can open it.
Other Protection Types:
- Donation Protection (/cdonation): Anyone can add items, but no one can take them out.
- Display Protection (/cdisplay): Everyone can see what's inside, but no one except owners can modify it.
Managing Protections:
- Modify Protection (/cmodify): Add, remove, or grant admin access to users/groups for existing protections.
- Remove Protection (/cremove): Removes protection from a block.
- Unlock Protection (/cunlock): Opens a password-protected block.
- Protection Info (/cinfo): Get details about a protected block.
- Protection Limits (/climits): View your current and allowed number of protections.
Protection Flags (Optional):
These commands let you fine-tune how your protection works (availability may vary on your server).
- Redstone Interaction (/credstone): Allow/Deny redstone to affect the protected block.
- Item Magnet (/cmagnet): Attract nearby dropped items to the protected container.
- Auto-Close Doors (/cautoclose): Doors automatically close after being opened.
- Explosion Protection (/callowexplosions): Allow/Deny explosions to destroy the block.
- Hopper Control (/chopper, /lwc flag hopper(in/out)): Control if hoppers can add/remove items from the protected container.
User Modes (Optional):
These commands can change how you interact with LWC (availability may vary on your server).
- Persistent Mode (/cpersist): Repeat your last protection action on multiple blocks.
- Drop Transfer Mode (/cdroptransfer): Automatically transfer dropped items to a designated chest. Use additional commands to select the chest, enable/disable the mode, and check its status.
- No Lock Mode (/cnolock): Disables automatic protection creation when placing blocks.
- No Spam Mode (/cnospam): Disables messages about protection creation.
Note: This is not an exhaustive list. Always refer to your server's documentation for specific functionalities and available commands.
Drop Transfer
Ever spent ages lugging heavy items across your Minecraft server? LWC plugins come to the rescue with a nifty feature called Drop Transfer, making bulk item movement a breeze. This article explains how to use Drop Transfer with LWC plugins, based on the helpful video tutorial here:
With Drop Transfer enabled, you can effortlessly move large quantities of items from one chest to another. Here's how it works:
- Activating Drop Transfer Mode:
- Use the command /lwc mode droptransfer. This activates Drop Transfer mode for your character.
- Selecting the Target Chest:
- Locate the chest you want to transfer items to.
- While in Drop Transfer mode, simply interact (right-click) with this target chest.
- Transferring Your Goods:
- Any items in your inventory will now be automatically transferred to the selected chest, one by one. This continues until your inventory is empty or you move away from the chest.
Turning Drop Transfer On/Off:
- To temporarily disable Drop Transfer, use the command /lwc mode droptransfer off.
- To re-enable it, simply use /lwc mode droptransfer on.
Additional Notes:
- The video tutorial I linked (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GQZnTS2llo) provides a visual demonstration of these commands in action.
- LWC plugins may have additional configuration options for Drop Transfer. Refer to your server's documentation for specific details.
With Drop Transfer at your disposal, say goodbye to tedious item hauling and hello to a more efficient Minecraft experience!