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This guide explains how to use the setup effectively as a server owner. It introduces all key features and provides a complete overview of the commands needed to manage them. We recommend reading thro
Ranks
A player's rank defines their permissions and status on the server. All players begin with the default rank. There are two additional rank types
Premium Ranks – purchasable by players through the Coinshop.
Staff Ranks – assigned manually to team members; not obtainable by regular players.
Available Ranks: (Ranked from lowest to highest)
Default,Mythic,Legend,Hero,Knight,Adventurer,Staff,Mod,Headmod,Admin,Devloper,Manager,Co.owner,Owner
Commands:
Both Premium and Staff ranks are part of the rank track, and players should only have one rank on the track at a time. To maintain this structure, we recommend using the following command when changing a player's rank:
/lp user %player% parent settrack rank %rank%Give money to a specific player.
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Money
Money is the primary currency in the setup. Players can use it to trade with NPCs and with each other. It’s a valuable resource that plays a central role in progression and can be both earned and spent in a wide variety of ways
Commands:
/eco give %player% %amount%Give money to a specific player./eco take %player% %amount%Take money from a specific player./eco set %player% %amount%Set a specific player's balance to a specific amount.
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Level
A player's level reflects their overall progress and dedication. All players start at level 1, and their level increases as they play and earn Level XP through various activities on the server.
Levels are automatically calculated based on a player’s Level XP. Therefore, if you want to manually change a player’s level, you must first adjust their Level XP.
Commands:
The following is the recommended command for giving Level XP. It will automatically calculate and update the player’s level:
/levelxpgive %player% %amount%Give Level XP to a player.
You can also use the direct commands for Levels and Level XP:
/lp user %player% parent settrack level %level%Set a player's level./levelxp give %player% %amount%Give Level XP to a player./levelxp take %player% %amount%Take Level XP from a player./levelxp set %player% %amount%Sets a player's LevelXP.
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Coins
Coins are the premium currency in the setup. They are primarily intended to be sold through your server store (e.g., Tebex) for real money but can also be earned through in-game activities.
Coins are used in the Coinshop to purchase various perks such as ranks and cosmetics. The system is designed so you only need to sell Coins on your store — players then spend them in-game. This approach ensures full EULA compliance for your server
Commands:
/coins give %player% %amount%Give coins to a specific player./coins take %player% %amount%Take coins from a specific player./coins set %player% %amount%Set a specific player's balance to a specific amount.
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Crates
Crates offer unique rewards to players—but you'll need a Crate Key to open one! Keys are awarded through various in-game activities across the setup. You can also manually give Crate Keys to players using a command.
Available Crates: Vote,Air,Lava,Pruple,Frezee
Commands:
/crates key give %player% %crate% %amount%Give crate keys to a player.
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Claiming
The setup uses the SimpleClaimSystem plugin for land claiming, which is chunk-based—players claim land one chunk at a time. All claim-related features are accessible through the /claiming GUI for players.
Claiming is governed by two separate limits:
Claim Limit – the total number of separate claims a player can make. This is typically determined by their rank.
Chunk Limit – the total number of chunks a player can claim across all claims. This limit can be increased by purchasing additional chunks from Landlords.
Both limits are controlled via permissions.
Commands:
/AdjustBonusClaimBlocksAdds or subtracts bonus claim blocks for a player.
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PlayerWarps
Playerwarps offers players a way to set public spawnpoints that all players can join. The number of playerwarps a player can have set at once is treated as a currency-based limit, rather than being rank-dependent. You can increase or decrease a player's playerwarp limit using the commands below:
Commands:
/adminplayerwarps give %player% %amount%Increase a player's playerwarp limit./adminplayerwarps take %player% %amount%Decrease a player's playerwarp limit.
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