Bukkit

Setup

Setting up Plotty 2 is fairly simple. The first things you need are:

• A CraftBukkit server (obviously)
  
• WorldGuard (installed)
  
• WorldEdit (installed)
  
• A world/worlds generated with InfinitePlots.
  

Once you have all of the above, follow these steps to install Plotty 2.

1. Download Plotty2.jar from here.
   
2. Put the jar into your server's plugins folder and reload or restart the server.
   
3. Navigate to /plugins/Plotty/ and open plots.json in your favourite text editor.
   
4. In the plots.json file, find the part that says "worlds":["Creative"]. Replace Creative with your InfinitePlots world name. If you need to add more than one, separate them with a comma (e.g. ["Creative","Creative1","Creative2"])
   
5. Save the plots.json file and reload the server. This is the only time you will need to edit the file directly.
   
6. While you are ingame on your server, make sure you have the appropriate permissions (see permissions page) and type /plot config. (If /plot does not work because of conflicts with another plugin, use /plotty).
   
7. This will show you a list of all the available config options. To change one of them, type /plot config <OPTION> <VALUE>. Options that are yes/no must be input as true (yes) or false (no). Options that are numerical must be input as numbers.
   
8. Configure the plotSize option to the same as the plot size value for InfinitePlots. Do the same for the plotHeight option.
   
9. Most config options are self-explanatory, but are explained below anyway.
   
10. Now all that's left is to give your players the appropriate permissions for the commands. Plotty uses BukkitPerms - this is due to the fact that many permissions plugins support it and it is built into the craftbukkit API. Permissions can be found on the Commands page.

Config Options

• plotSize - How big are the plots? (set this to the same as InfinitePlots)
• plotHeight - How tall are the plots? (set this to the same as InfinitePlots)
• maxPlots - The default number of plots a player can have.
• baseBlock - The block used as a base. This will be needed for clearing plots. (recommended to set the same as InfinitePlots value).
• surfaceBlock - The block used on the surface of plots. This will be needed for clearing plots. (recommended to set the same as InfinitePlots value)
• delCooldown - How long (in seconds) does a player have to wait before they can delete/clear a plot?
• clearOnDelete - Should Plotty clear plots when they are deleted?
• worlds - List of worlds that Plotty is allowed in. (add world with /plot config worlds add <name>)
• centertp - Should Plotty teleport players to the center of their plots?
• publicByDefault - Are plots public when they are first created (are they visible in the global list)?
• enableTnt - Is TNT enabled for newly created plots?
• voteDelay - How long (hours) before a player can vote for a plot?

Language

You may have noticed a language.json file in the Plotty folder. This is where you can configure messages that Plotty sends to players. All options are very self-explanatory so I will not go over them here.