Minecraft/WorldGuard

Command References

/rg define ชื่อโซน (เจ้าของคนที่ 1) [เจ้าของคนที่ 2]...
SETPARENT โซน (เรียกง่ายๆ คือระบบแม่-ลูก)
/rg setparent (ชื่อโซนลูก) (ชื่อโซนแม่)

Updating Region

/rg redefine [-w <world>] [-g]
/rg update (...)
/rg move (...)

Changes the physical area associated with an existing region and replaces it with your current WorldEdit selection.

The rest of the commands can be viewed here

Basic Admin Guide

WorldGuard for Basic Admins: A Simplified Guide

WorldGuard is a powerful tool for managing your Minecraft server. It lets you define zones with different rules, protecting areas from griefing or setting up special areas for specific activities.

Core Commands

1. /rg define <zonename> [owners...]
   • What it does: Creates a new protected zone with the name you specify.
   • Optional: You can add the names of other players as owners after the zone name. Owners have full control over the zone's settings.
   • Example: /rg define spawn John Mary (Creates a zone named "spawn" with John and Mary as owners)
   • How to use it:
     1. Stand in one corner of the area you want to protect.
     2. Run the command, replacing <zonename> with your desired name.
     3. Stand in the opposite corner of the area and run the command /rg pos2. This defines the rectangular area.
     4. Use additional commands (see below) to customize what's allowed in the zone.
2. /rg redefine <zonename>
   • What it does: Lets you change the boundaries of an existing zone.
   • Example: /rg redefine spawn (Allows you to change the area of the "spawn" zone)
   • How to use it:
     1. Stand in a new corner of the area you want the zone to cover.
     2. Run the command, replacing <zonename> with the name of the zone you want to redefine.
     3. Stand in the opposite corner and run //pos2. then /rg redefine <region> This updates the zone's boundaries.
3. /rg setparent <child-id> <parent-id>
   • What it does: Creates a parent-child relationship between zones. The child zone inherits all the rules and settings from the parent zone. This is useful for complex setups like a "HomeZone" system, where each player has a personal zone nested within a larger region.
   • Example: /rg setparent JohnHomeZone HomeZone (John's home inherits rules from the main HomeZone)
   • How to use it:
     1. Make sure both the child and parent zones are already defined.
     2. Run the command, replacing <child-id> with the child zone's name and <parent-id> with the parent zone's name.

Basic Admin Tips

• Flags: WorldGuard uses "flags" to control what's allowed or disallowed in a zone. Some common flags include:
  • build (controls building)
  • pvp (controls player-versus-player combat)
  • use (controls interacting with objects like doors and levers)
  • entry (controls who can enter the zone)
• Use /rg flag to manage flags: For example, /rg flag spawn passthrough deny would prevent building in the spawn zone.

Let me know if you'd like more advanced WorldGuard command examples, such as setting up specific rules for different zones or customizing permissions for different players.

WorldEdit CUI 1.20

1. Install Fabric Launcher https://fabricmc.net/use/installer/
2. Download WECUI from https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/worldeditcui-fabric
3. Go To %appdata%\.minecraft\mods and drop the file WorldEditCUI-1.20+01.jar here