DUXPLIMA Documentation

Welcome

What uxmClaims protects, and what a claim actually is.

uxmClaims is chunk-based land protection for Paper and Spigot servers. A player stands on a chunk, runs /claim, and that 16×16 column (bedrock to build limit) becomes theirs. Everything after that is about who else may do what inside it.

Requires Java 21 and Minecraft 1.19.4 or newer. Folia is supported.

What a claim is

PieceWhat it means
ChunksThe land. A claim owns one main chunk and any number of connected extras.
OwnerOne player. Always has every permission, and is the only one who may transfer or delete.
MembersPlayers invited in. What they may do comes from their role, with per-member overrides.
RolesNamed permission sets (Owner, Member, Default, plus any you create.)
FlagsRules that apply to everyone, owner included. PvP, TNT, fire spread, mob spawning.
BansPlayers who lose every permission in the claim, whatever their role says.

Roles and flags answer different questions. A role answers "may this player break blocks here?". A flag answers "may TNT break blocks here at all?". Both must say yes.

What comes in the box

  • A GUI for every operation, 28 configurable menus, no command required
  • Custom roles with priorities, and per-member allow/deny overrides on top
  • 32 flags covering PvP, explosions, fire, redstone, mob spawning and world mechanics
  • 48 role permissions covering building, containers, entities, movement and management
  • Claim warps, public or private, with an optional teleport cost and warmup
  • A per-claim shared vault
  • Claim chat, so members can talk without a second plugin
  • Visual borders (display entities or particles) and a hologram over the claim block
  • Claims drawn on Dynmap, BlueMap, Pl3xMap or squaremap
  • Discord webhooks on claim events
  • Expiry: claims can be given a lifetime and removed when it runs out
  • MySQL, PostgreSQL or SQLite
GUI first, commands optional

Every operation in this documentation has a menu. The command tables exist because power users and console want them, not because the plugin needs them. A server can ship uxmClaims and tell players exactly one thing: type /claim.

Where to go next

You wantPage
Get it runningInstallation
Understand chunks, roles and flagsConcepts
Walk a player through their first claimYour first claim
The full command treeCommands
Decide what members may doRole permissions
Decide what the world may doFlags