Common Commands and How to Use Them
Common Commands
Here's a handy map of the CLI.
Creating a Town
/mct addtown <town name> <mayor name>
Deleting a Town
/mct removetown <town name>
Setting What's Active
MCTowns uses an "active set" to figure out what exactly you're working on. So, you need to specify what you're working with before you can work with it. As a general rule, you'll need to set your active town to do anything under the /town command; you'll need to set your active territory to do anything under the /territory command, and you'll need to set your active plot to do anything under the /plot command.
How do you do this? Simple:
- /town active <town name>
- /territory active <territory name>
- /plot active <plot name>
If you want to revert your active town to the town which you're a member of you can alternately use /town active reset.
Adding Regions
- /town add territory <territ name>
- /territory add plot <plot name>
Removing Regions
- /town remove territory <territ name>
- /territory remove plot <plot name>
Getting Players Into (And Out of) A Town
- /town add player <player name>
- /town remove player <player name>
Adding Players to Regions
- /territory add player <player name>
- /plot add player
Removing Players from Regions
- /territory remove player <player name>
- /plot remove player <player name>
Getting Yourself Into A Town
- /mct join <town name>
For more detail on how getting players into towns works, see theTown Join Invitation/Request page.
That command mapping is insanely awesome. I'd love to know what you made it with, if you don't mind!
@rmsy
Made it with XMind. Link is...
http://www.xmind.net/
It's "Open Source," not sure what FOSS license it uses. It's free, anyway.
Looks amazing *waits for a video tutorial* :P
How does the access 'nest'?
IE:
Town -> Territory -> District -> Plot ?
Be nice if you had a command structure like the CLI setup showing the heirarchle config
@VicHardy
Towns have Territories. Territories have Districts. Districts have Plots.
Town > Territory > District > Plot
@Everdras
To update this:
Towns have Territories. Territories have Plots.
Town > Territory > Plot (As of v2.0.0)