Claim - Conquer and Manage Territories in Minecraft!

Important Note: To use this mod, you need to install the AnCore library, which provides its core functionality.

This powerful modification will completely transform your Minecraft world by giving you the ability to claim and administer land plots! The perfect solution for players looking to establish control over their space and create secure, organized territories.

🗺️ Key Features

• Claim chunks: Easily take ownership of any world areas you want to make your domain
• Territory management: Rename, transfer ownership rights, and classify your holdings according to your needs
• Visibility settings: Determine whether your territories will be public or private
• Administrative tools: Moderators can easily add, remove, and view the list of all claimed territories

🔧 Available Commands

• /claim - Claim a land plot
• /claim info - View information about the current chunk
• /claim admin add - Add a new administrator
• /claim admin remove - Remove an existing administrator
• /claim admin list - Show list of all administrators
• /claim delete - Delete an existing territory
• /claim transfer - Transfer territory ownership rights
• /claim rename - Rename a territory
• /claim setcategory - Set a category for the territory
• /claim reset - Reset territory settings to default values
• /claim type public - Make territory public
• /claim type private - Make territory private

🎯 How It Works

1. Territory claiming: Use the /claim command to establish ownership rights over a plot
2. Information viewing: Check details of your territory using /claim info
3. Parameter configuration: Adjust settings of your holdings using commands like /claim rename and /claim setcategory

💫 Usage Benefits

• Easy learning: Intuitive commands make territory management simple and convenient
• Configuration flexibility: Customize and protect your holdings according to any playstyle
• Administrator convenience: Tools for effective control and management of territories on the server

If you encounter errors or issues, leave feedback in the project comments - your opinion helps us improve the modification!