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@caleb12134

Seems to be pretty near to Theonlymongi's problem.

If you want to set a fixed price for one special region follow these steps:

1. Select the region by clicking its sign or using //rg select <region-id>
2. Type //rg set unit-type region, as it will suppress price-calculation based on the regions size
3. Type //rg set price buy <your price>

See http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/regionforsale/pages/guide/commands/

If you got it now, please tell me where the problem was.

@Theonlymongi

The configurations below only contain the information required for your request.

# general.yml

intervals:
    #collect_money: The intervals in which the taxes / the rent should be collected (in minutes).
    # 1440 min -> 1 day
    collect_money: 1440

# config.yml

economic-settings:
    #unit-type: Which unit should be used to calculate the costs    |    "region" - do not include region size
    #           "m2" - square meter - only include surface | "m3" - cubic meter - include full amount of blocks
    # Let's choose 'region' here -> this way the price for EACH region (no matter of size) is exactly as defined below
    unit-type: region
    costs-per-unit:
        # This part here if you want it for //rg buy
        buying-price: 500
        selling-price: 400.15
        taxes: 500
        # This part here if you want it for //rg rent  -  Seems more logic to me in this case
        rent: 500

If that made it any clearer for you it would help me if you could tell why you had a problem to understand it, as it helps to improve descriptions etc.

@Theonlymongi

First, these two pages are filled with more information:
general.yml - config.yml

The timing stuff is set in the general.yml file, as it is equal for all worlds and regions. There is one "Main task", running in the interval set by "intervals.update" (a dot means that a new sub-category is opened; will be indented in the file). Every time this executes all regions are checked if they are owned, and if yes if the time set by "intervals.collect_money" has passed since the last withdrawal. If yes the owner gets withdrawn (again).
So all in all you can ignore the setting "intervals.update". "intervals.collect_money" states the time which needs to pass until a payment. One day is the default (set in minutes).

The prices are set in the config.yml and can be changed for every region. Read the unit-type section in the description for this.

@Theonlymongi

Take a look into the configuration file. You can change the price, the way it is calculated and the interval for withdrawals there. To set options (parent-)region-specific use the ingame-command //rg set <option> [value].

@2Andri

Yes, you can easily do that: All the changes you can make in the config.yml file can be altered for each single (parent-)region.

1. //rg select <parent-region-of-your-choice>
2. //rg set < perm-rent | perm-buy > true
3. Give the group the permission "regionforsale.<buy|rent>.<parent-region-name>

@RifFox

Hey,

The protection is handled by WorldGuard. Check out it's Wiki. I think the command /region flag __global__ build deny should do it (-> Disable building this way).

@Annually

Yes.
Creating a large region which covers the whole marketplace already denies building for non-owners there (WorldGuard default). To create a region and directly add it to RegionForSale (as a parent-region) you can use the command //rg define parent <id> instead of using the WG-command /rg define <id> and then adding it to RFS in another step. (This will auto-set the region priority to -1 so that players can build in inner regions). Then create tradeable regions inside using //rg define normal <id>. That's it.

@LordCHTsai

If a player can't afford his taxes / rent anymore he will loose the region (can't build anymore). Region-rebuilding is optional an can be enabled in the config file.
Sure, you can modify the interval for withdrawals in the general config (intervals.collect_money). If you don't want to have taxes simply set them to zero.

@LordCHTsai

Nope, that's the time until the next withdrawal of taxes or rent, if > 0 (Rent if rented, taxes if bought). You will keep the region as long as you can pay for it.
As you may know taxes and rent are usually collected in a regular interval ;)

@Tiel424

Seems like your question comes perfectly in time. Up to now it was "only" possible to set a self defined lease-expiry using the command //rg rent <duration> <time-unit> (So this was already possible, in general). In the release I just made this limit can now furthermore be forced by admins to e.g. max five days.

http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/regionforsale/forum/dev-builds/47232-region-for-sale-2-0-a1/

:)