RealRegions

RealRegions

GUI based World and Region Management Plugin

Create, load and manage worlds, and protect areas of them with regions and flags, all from a menu.

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What is RealRegions?

RealRegions manages your server's worlds and the regions inside them. Create, import, load, unload, reset and delete worlds from a menu or with commands. Select an area with WorldEdit, turn it into a region, and switch its flags on and off by clicking: block breaking, PvP, hunger, entering, chat, commands and more. Every world also has a Global region that covers all of it.

Features

• World management: create, import, load, unload, unregister, reset and delete worlds
• World types: normal, flat, nether, the end and void
• Timed worlds that reset themselves every set number of seconds
• Cuboid regions from your WorldEdit selection, plus a Global region for each world
• 24 region flags, toggled by clicking in the region menu or with /rr flag
• Bypass any flag with a permission, per world and per region. Right-click a flag to copy its permission.
• Region priority: where regions overlap, the one with the highest priority applies
• Block all commands, or only some, inside a region
• Enter titles and action bar messages when a player walks into a region
• Region boundary display with particles
• Browse the entities and players of a world and teleport to them
• Teleport on join per world, world spawn and gamerules from commands
• Worlds that are in the server folder but not registered show up in the menu, ready to import
• On 1.21.6+, native dialogs for typed input, confirmations and editing config.yml (uses chat on older versions)
• RealMines integration: a region is created for every mine and kept in sync
• RealPermissions integration: the admin and bypass permissions are listed in RealPermissions
• PlaceholderAPI support
• Console commands supported
• Fully configurable YAML config and language files

Region Flags

Each flag is set per region, from the region menu (/rr flags <region@world>) or with /rr flag <region@world> <flag> <true|false>. Regions are named region@world, e.g. spawn@world.

Bypass permissions follow this pattern:

realregions.<world>.<region>.<flag>.bypass

For example, realregions.world.spawn.block-break.bypass lets a player break blocks in the spawn region of world. Operators bypass every flag.

All flags and their bypass permissions

Flag	Default	What it controls	Bypass (<flag> part)
block_break	on	Players can break blocks	block-break
block_place	on	Players can place blocks	block-place
block_interact	on	Players can interact with blocks	block-interactions
container_interact	on	Players can open chests, barrels, hoppers, droppers, dispensers, ender chests and shulker boxes	container-interactions
access_crafting	on	Players can use crafting tables	access-crafting-tables
access_chests	on	Players can open chests	access-chests
access_hoppers	on	Players can open hoppers	access-hoppers
pvp	on	Players can hurt other players	pvp (for the attacker)
pve	on	Players can hurt mobs	pve (for the attacker)
take_damage	on	Players take damage	take-damage
hunger	on	Players get hungry	hunger
item_drop	on	Players can drop items	item-drop
item_pickup	on	Players can pick up items	item-pickup
item_pickup_only_owner	off	Only the player who dropped an item can pick it up	item-pickup
enter	on	Players can walk or teleport into the region	enter
no_chat	off	Players can't chat	no-chat
no_consumables	off	Players can't eat or drink	no-consumables
block_commands	off	Blocks the commands set with /rr blockcommands, or all of them	block-commands
disabled_nether_portal	off	Players can't use nether portals	disabled-nether-portal
disabled_end_portal	off	Players can't use end portals	enter
explosions	on	Explosions happen	None
entity_spawning	on	Mobs spawn	None
no_fire_spreading	off	Fire and mushrooms don't spread	None
leaf_decay	off	Leaves decay	None

The default is the value for a new region. The block interaction, container, crafting table, chest and hopper bypasses are checked together: any one of them lets the player past all five.

Blocking commands

1. Choose which commands to block: /rr bc spawn@world tp home. Use /rr bc spawn@world all to block every command.
2. Turn the flag on: /rr flag spawn@world block_commands true, or click Block Commands in the region menu.

Run /rr bc <region@world> with no commands, or shift-click Block Commands in the region menu, to open the list. There you can add commands, click one to remove it, clear the list or toggle the flag. It's a dialog on 1.21.6+ and a chest menu on older versions.

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Getting Started

1. Run /rr to open the worlds menu. Your existing worlds are registered on the first start.
2. Left-click a world to open its regions. Right-click it to teleport there, middle-click to change its icon.
3. Select an area with the WorldEdit wand, then run /rr create <name>.
4. Left-click the region in the list to open its flags. Left-click a flag to toggle it, right-click it to copy its bypass permission.
5. Right-click a region in the list to show its boundaries. Shift-left-click changes its icon, shift-right-click renames it, and Q deletes it.

Commands

Base commands: /realregions, /rr. All commands need realregions.admin unless noted. Regions are written as region@world. World types: NORMAL, FLAT, NETHER, THE_END, VOID.

World commands

Command	Description
/rr createworld <name> <type> (or cw)	Creates a world and teleports you there
/rr createtimedworld <name> <type> <seconds> (or ctw)	Creates a world that resets itself every set number of seconds
/rr import <world> <type>	Registers a world folder that is already on the server
/rr load <world>	Loads a world
/rr unload <world>	Unloads a world
/rr unregister <world>	Removes a world from RealRegions without deleting its files
/rr reset <world>	Deletes the world and generates it again
/rr deletew <world> (or delw)	Deletes a world and its files
/rr regions <world> (or world, r)	Opens the world's menu with its regions
/rr tp <world>	Teleports you to a world (realregions.admin or realregions.tpworld.<world>)
/rr tpo <world> <player>	Teleports another player to a world
/rr setworldspawn [world] (or sws, setspawn)	Sets the world spawn where you stand
/rr toggle-tpjoin <world>	Toggles teleporting players to the world spawn when they join or enter the world
/rr setgamerule <world> <gamerule> <value> (or sgr)	Sets a gamerule
/rr entities <world> (or ents)	Opens the entities of a world, click one to teleport to it
/rr players <world> (or plrs)	Opens the players of a world

The main worlds (world and world_*) can't be unloaded or deleted.

Region commands

Command	Description
/rr create <name> (or c)	Creates a region from your WorldEdit selection
/rr flags <region@world> (or region)	Opens the region's flags menu
/rr flag <region@world> <flag> [true|false] (or f)	Sets a flag, or shows its value when no value is given
/rr blockcommands <region@world> [all | command...] (or bc)	Sets the commands the block_commands flag blocks
/rr setbounds <region@world> (or sb)	Sets the region's area to your WorldEdit selection
/rr rename <region@world> <new name> (or rn)	Changes the region's display name
/rr tpr <region@world>	Teleports you to a region
/rr view <region@world>	Shows or hides the region's boundaries
/rr toggle-enter-title <region@world> (or toggle-title)	Toggles a title when a player enters the region
/rr toggle-enter-actionbar <region@world> (or toggle-actionbar)	Toggles an action bar message when a player enters the region
/rr delete <region@world> (or del)	Deletes a region

Permissions

Placeholders

Requires PlaceholderAPI.

Requirements

• Java 16+
• WorldEdit or FastAsyncWorldEdit
• Optional: PlaceholderAPI, RealMines, RealPermissions

Installation

1. Install WorldEdit or FastAsyncWorldEdit.
2. Put the jar in your plugins folder.
3. Restart the server.
4. Edit plugins/RealRegions/config.yml and run /rr reload.

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