@gzEthereal

I think you can do this by having the players self-police. Just tell each player to pick a clan and stick to it (he can set his own home with /movein). If you take away teleportation, then you'd have to teleport each new player manually to his home clan region.

Note there's no way to prevent a player from re-setting his home. That's why I say they'd have to self-police a bit. If they're not mature enough to follow your rules, then you'd have a problem.

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Hello, this is an awesome plugin. I would love to use it for my RPG server, although in the server there are mini clans/guilds and I would like to select a boundary/region for each specific clan. This way I could have a player from "X" group spawn in "X" region, as to the "Y" group in their "Y" region. If this was possible I would definitely use this, but thank you for creating such a magnificent plugin. Please keep the updates coming :)

@jjjhhh98

Sorry no, only one managed world. The trouble is with home regions. Where would a player spawn when he joined the server if there were two managed worlds? Where would he respawn? Would each player have two homes, then, and then where would /homeregion take him? Also the region names would overlap. So there would be two redstones, two wintersebbs, two mountains... etc.

@xeNiumw0w

It does better than that. It places players as long as there's room and resources for them. It's not based on how many players have been put there, because some players build and mine more than others.

The region size is not configurable. It's 400x400.

Players can't custom name their own regions, but admins can do it for them. On my server, I do it for $5.

There are several commands yes, but there are signs on the spawn post explaining them.

Most of what you have there is already implemented, I think. I appreciate your willingness to offer suggestions, but please try the plugin and learn how it works first, so you can trim your suggestions down to only those features you don't already have.

@08havoc

I don't think I can accomplish that without explicitly hooking the two plugins together, sorry. :\

@bigscary

Awesome, that's a great design. What I was wondering is if I would receive some sort of warning (apart from players cursing) when this occurs.

@08havoc

PD places regions in a spiral pattern to minimize world expansion. If you eventually get into a situation where PD tries to assign playres outside of your borders, the reason for that is that ALL of the regions inside your borders are either overcrowded, or lacking beginner resources. So this indicates it's time to expand your borders a bit. This should happen VERY infrequently, I think it's okay to expect server owners to occassionally expand their borders manually, rather than try to tie the plugins together.

@Feaelin

For larger borders it limits HDD space the map takes. For smaller borders (really small) it can even limit the amount of ram used.

@08havoc

I've been wondering about the actual benefits of a border plugin. I guess from a social standpoint it might be helpful to keep everyone from being too isolated. Someone indicated that it saves on memory in some way, but that doesn't reconcile well with my understanding of how Minecraft loads-on-demand. I guess it could potentially control disk usage, if that's a concern. (This series of statements is actually a question: "what are the concrete benefits?")

@bigscary

I love the idea behind this plugin. In the administrative info I was unable to find How will it interact with 'bordering' plugins like http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/mech-borderguard-v4-31-1-most-efficient-map-limiter-1-2-5-r1.3078/ for those of us who have HD space limitations. I have some ideas how they may work together for the intended solution. Should this go in a feature request ticket or did I just miss something in the documentation?

@TCGM

I won't help you manage permissions, sorry. The details of which permissions do what are on the administrative details page. As for how you actually control who has what permission, that's for the PermissionsEx guy to answer.

@Jadedwolfs

I might be able to smooth this out a little. But you shouldn't have to delete them - the player can use /abandonclaim even if the claim includes a region post.

@zedadiaswick

I'll happily take region name suggestions. If you really want to rename a region, you can do that by changing a couple of data files (first the file with the name of the region, then the file with its coordinates), and then /reload.

It's been suggested to customize the name list before, but it would be a very ugly, difficult experience for you server owners because there are many restrictions on the names, and most folks don't pay as much attention to their boot log as they should. I'd probably get lots of confusion. :\ So I take suggestions and filter those manually.

@zedadiaswick

I like this idea. :)

@bigscary

I was having issues where players did not respawn at the region post, fixed that, but now I notice that greifprevention and this plugin are not talking XD
Example, when a player places a chest for there new player claim right next to a region post, it creates the region but cancels the block place event. XD
So now I have to manually delete claims near the post.