Flags

The thirty four flags, world defaults, locked flags, and what levels unlock.

A flag is a switch on one plot. /plot flag <flag> [value] reads or sets one; /plot flags lists them; the flags window shows them as levers (left click turns one over, right click lets the world decide again).

Flags
Building	`break`, `place`, `tnt-placing`
Fighting	`pvp`, `pve`, `hostile-damage`
World	`explosions`, `fire-spread`, `ice-form`, `snow-form`, `grass-grow`, `crop-grow`, `vine-grow`, `leaf-decay`, `water-flow`, `lava-flow`, `mob-spawning`
Use	`vehicle-use`, `redstone`, `pressure-plate`, `door`, `lever`, `buttons`, `item-frame-use`, `armour-stand-use`, `portal-use`
Items	`item-drop`, `item-pickup`
Player	`entry`, `hunger`, `fall-damage`, `fly`
Plot	`chat` (the people standing here have a channel of their own), `hologram` (the plot wears its sign)

The shipped values are chosen for a creative world. Off: pvp, explosions, fire-spread, mob-spawning, hostile-damage, hunger and fall-damage. Everything else is on, fly included, because building from the air is most of how a plot is built.

World defaults and locks

flags {
  mob-spawning = true
}
locked-flags = ["pvp"]

In a world file, flags writes only the values you disagree with. A flag in locked-flags answers with the world's value and the plot's own setting is ignored. A plot at a level that unlocks a flag may set it even where the world locks it.

Related: Plot worlds

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