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To create a town, type /t new Show Once you have created a town, you can view its information by typing /t
These will be explained later in this tutorial. Inviting Other PlayersYou can invite other players to your town using /t add Claiming LandYour town has a limit on how many chunks (townblocks) it can claim. Each resident increases this limit by 8 chunks. To claim a chunk for your town, type /t claim. It must be next to an existing claim. This will deduct $25 from your town bank. To deposit money in your town bank, type /t deposit You can also buy additional townblocks with /t buy bonus OutpostsIf you need to claim land which is not adjacent to an existing claim, you must create an outpost through /t claim outpost. Outposts cost more than regular claims, and your town must be in a nation to create them. You can only have a maximum of two outposts. Town UpkeepEach townblock your town claims will increase your town upkeep by $10. Town upkeep is collected from your town bank every 24 hours in real life. If your town bank does not have enough money to pay the upkeep, it will be disbanded and can be griefed. Plot ManagementClaimed townblocks/chunks are called plots. Remember that they are simply claimed chunks, so all of them are 16x16 blocks. Selling PlotsPlots can be sold and given to your residents. To put a plot for sale, type /plot forsale You can change the default price for newly set-for-sale plots with /town set plotprice Plot PermissionsThe owner of a plot can control who can access it by typing /plot set perm Groups are:
Permissions are:
For example, /plot set perm build ally on would allow players from your town, nation and allied nations to build in the plot you are standing in. If you want to control permissions for all your owned plots, use /resident set perm Mayors can control permissions for all unowned plots with /town set perm Plot TypesPlots can be of different types, which have unique functions. You can change a plot's type by typing /plot set
Town ManagementMayors can control various aspects of their town, including tax rates and rank assignment. General Commands
RanksMayors can assign ranks to residents to aid them in administrating their town with /t rank add
TaxationMayors and treasurers can set taxes to extract money from residents. They are collected every 24 hours in real-life and are automatically deposited in the town bank. There are two modes of taxation. The default mode of taxation, flat taxes, takes a set amount of money from residents each day. If a resident cannot afford to pay the tax, they will be kicked from the town. The other mode of taxation, percentage taxes, takes a percentage of residents' money each day. If a resident is unable to pay a percentage tax, they will not 'be kicked from the town. The percentage and flat tax can be set through /town set taxes The following commands allow you to set taxes for different plot types:
Outlaws and JailsMayors and police can jail and unjail residents by typing /town toggle jail Outlaws are players who can be attacked in a town even if it has PvP disabled. If an outlaw dies inside your town, they will automatically be jailed. You can manage outlaws through the command /town outlaw NationsTowns can form nations. Nations are political entities which multiple towns can be part of. Joining or creating a nation gives towns multiple benefits, including:
Nation CreationIf a town has more than $20,000 in its bank, its mayor can create a nation by typing /n new Inviting Towns to NationsYou can invite other towns to your nation by typing /n add You can privately talk with players in your nation by typing /nc to switch to nation chat. You can return to general chat by typing /g. Nation Upkeep and TaxationNations have a daily upkeep of $1,000 which is taken from the nation bank. You can deposit nation You can set taxes on your nation's towns by typing /n set taxes General Nation Commands
Nation RanksNation leaders can assign ranks to nation members. This can be done by typing /n rank add . Like town ranks, these give the rank holder special privileges. |