Inactive [SEC/FUN/INFO] Towny v0.59 - Resident/Town/Nation hierarchy + Grid Based Protection [531]

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    Shade

    Towny
    Towny is a plugin for Bukkit (originally from but discontinued from hMod) that allows players to create towns and nations, along with simple alliance controls. The world is broken up into a grid using 16x16 grid cells as default (for those familiar it's broken up into chunks). Each town is given a certain number of these cells and gains more as the town holds more players. These cells can be controlled by a town's mayor to set build/destroy permissions, define the town as PvP zone, and put plots up for sale using iConomy. Once a town joins a nation, it's residents can then start building in it's allied towns, but joining a nation makes you susceptible to losing your towns protection when the world is at war.

    Sec: Block permissions + Allies can't attack each other. Mob removal within towns. World PvP options.
    Chat: Town + Nation chat.
    Econ: Extension for iConomy that has a daily upkeep for towns and nations.
    Fun: War event.
    Info: Remembers when player last logged in as well as when they first registered.
    Tp: Town spawns and teleportation as well as onDeath that uses the town spawn.


    ~ News (Read this; it's usually of your interests)
    Add the node 'towny.town.claim' if you're using permissions. No one can expand their towns without it.

    March 24: I added a filtering system on names. Some people were getting some serious breakage when people used special characters for town names. If you installed one of the versions before 58, you will need to make sure this config value is correct name_check_regex=^[a-zA-Z0-9]+[a-zA-Z0-9._-]*$ or you'll get errors or worse for anything with underscores, dashes and periods. If you want to add to this, brush up on regular expressions or try this ^[^\s]+$ expression (1 character or more of any character but space). Be forwarned, I'm not sure that'll work as I'm rather new to them myself. You might want to make sure of this before updating, as your town names should be filtered accordingly. I also changed how world names were calculated, any worlds with / in it (to represent a subfolder) will probably have their world data reset (actually it's just starting a new file with a new name, so you could probably copy over you data in Towny/data/worlds).

    I also updated my website, so some links will probably break. Pretty much all them actually. In other news, the configuration page documentation is pretty!

    Old News: http://www.xshade.ca/towny/news-archives


    ~ Required Plugins
    This plugin isn't 100% required for Towny to run, but it eliminates gaping imbalance.
    • Questioner: link - Used to give confirmation to things like adding a player to a town, or asking the town's mayor/assistants to join a town. Towny will also use the polling feature to create elections, opt in wars, and other such things that require confirmation from both parties to not cause crazy imbalance. (Not all features in this description have been added as of yet).
    ~ Optional Plugin Extensibility


    These plugins are NOT required to be installed, and Towny should be 100% functional without them. If you notice a bug with them installed, post it.

    Mechanics:
    • Essentials: link - Used to check teleport cooldown and costs when using the /town spawn command. Requires EssentialsTele to be installed as well.
    Permissions:

    • Permissions: link - Used to decipher if a player is a towny admin using the node 'towny.admin'. Otherwise, only operators will have the ability to use the admin commands.
    • Permissions 2.1 by Niji:link - No longer compiled against, but probably will continue to work.
    • GroupManager:link - Alternative to Permissions. Requires "fake" Permissions. Rename the fake plugin to "Permissions".
    Permission Nodes (open)


    • towny.admin : User is able to use /townyadmin, as well as the ability to build/destroy anywhere. User can also able to make towns or nations when set to admin only.
    • towny.town.new : User is able to create a town (only is use when TOWN_CREATION_ADMIN_ONLY is on)
    • towny.town.claim : User is able to expand his town with /town claim
    • towny.nation.new : User is able to create a nation (only is use when NATION_CREATION_ADMIN_ONLY is on)
    • towny.wild.* : User is able to build/destroy in wild regardless if the config says no.
    • towny.wild.build
    • towny.wild.destroy
    • towny.wild.switch
    • towny.wild.item_use
    • towny.wild.block.[block id] : User is able to edit [block id] in the wild.
    • towny.spawntp : Use /town spawn when allow_town_spawn=false
    • towny.publicspawntp : Use "/town spawn [town]" (teleport to other towns) when allow_town_spawn_travel=false.



    Economy:
    • iConomy: link - Used for a large amount of functionality like taxes, cost to start a town or nation, and selling plots. Towns and nations have their own bank account, used to deposit and withdraw during the daily upkeep. War brings in a another addition with stealing a bit of gold when you kill an opponent, and bankrupting towns in order to kick them from the event.
    Read this if your using iConomy (open)


    Balance. The default install of Towny cannot and will not balance it perfectly for every single server. This is where you, the admin, comes in. Also, just because you can put a price on it, doesn't mean you should.

    USING_ICONOMY
    If you do not want to use iConomy with Towny, then turn this off.

    PRICE_NEW_TOWN
    PRICE_NEW_NATION
    These, a the building blocks towny. They are what separate a user from being a hobo in the street to a fine war vet puffing on a cigar in his manor's den. Set the town to be a reasonable price. Either set this price low, so anyone can start a town, or set it high forcing a band of players to group together the funds. Same with nation. If you desire each and every town to have it's own nation, then set it low. If you desire only two or three nations over the land, then set it high. Remember that nations are used to let people build in other cities, so it shouldn't be unreasonable. If you want only a set amount of nations, make the creation of nations admin only.

    PRICE_CLAIM_TOWNBLOCK
    Do not make this price unreasonable. It will prevent a town from expanding unreasonably, but in doing so, also makes towns a very hard thing to establish. Big areas, or projects because very hard for users to protect, and you shouldn't deterr people from big projects as they will make your server more interesting.
    This price should probably scale on the lower side if you plan for towns to claim very large areas (or lots of town plots). In fact, since there are other ways to limit the size of towns (max town blocks) you should even consider expanding to be free.

    PRICE_TOWN_UPKEEP
    PRICE_NATION_UPKEEP
    This is the server's own tax on the towns. It should kill off the inactive towns on your server.

    DEATH_PRICE
    WARTIME_DEATH_PRICE
    Makes dieing more fun, and more of a hassle even when your inventory is empty. The focus of the second, for during war, is to bankrupt a town. Since when a player runs out of funds, it's taken from his town, and when the town runs out of funds, the town is eliminated. Make the price zero if you do not wish for that.

    WARTIME_TOWN_BLOCK_LOSS_PRICE
    Same with the death price, but more direct towards the town.

    PRICE_NATION_NEUTRALITY
    Don't charge a fee for this unless you have to.



    ~ Useful Links
    New Website
    Old Website
    Other Links
    ~ FAQ (Read This If You Have Questions)

    I've answered some common questions in the second post of this thread. Be sure to check it out.


    ~ Bugs
    If you notice a bug. First make sure you are up to date with the latest version of Towny. You can find out the version with the command /version Towny.

    Before posting the bug, please check the last page or two to check for if others have posted it. If you have anything to add to it, then quote that particular post. Checking my posts is usually a good idea as I tend to answer 5+ posts at once.

    Also be sure to check my Known Bugs & To Do List.

    Things that are useful to add to you posts:
    • Describe what you did right before the bug appeared. Describe the situation.
    • Error in the console (ca.xshade.bukkit.towny...). Paste the entire thing, use code tags.
    • Most logic has debugging messages. If your skilled at problem solving, try turning on debug mode (/ta set debugmode on) and read the console output during the time of the bug. This might not always apply to every bug possible.
    • If you notice any bugs in block protection going awry. Post the cache messages shown in debug mode. They help tell what towny is thinking during.
    ~ Spread The Love

    Donate! Donating keeps me interested in the project and more susceptible to implementing your outrageous demands! I'll more 'n likely add them anyways though, but the love is appreciated!
    For those wonderful people donating 1 cent. Save your money. Paypal takes 5% of transactions, rounded up to the nearest cent. One cent of one cent is, well let Jayne give you the idea. Your thoughts are appreciated though.

    Awesome Peeps: Hawkheart, Nameless 1¢ donator, Dharrk! Cool guy from Germany. Legionarius. Another 1¢ donator... The Quezo Collective. Rockstar04! ShatteredBeam. KHobbits, ! Janb !

    ~ Latest Version - Download Here
    [Usually Tested with: http://ci.bukkit.org/job/dev-CraftBukkit/promotion/]
    • Install Notes:
      Place Towny.jar in the plugins folder that should be created when you launch the CraftBukkit server. Then run the server. If you're using permissions, be sure to add towny.town.claim or users will not be able to expand their towns. Check the other permission nodes as well. After getting Towny running, configure it. Towny has lots of options allowing it to run in many different ways. The default setup is doubtful to be perfect for your server.
    Remember, remember, to back up your members. (Make a backup when updating)

    Note: v0.17 onwards will automatically backup the data folder in "plugin/Towny/backup/" as the server boots, and each daily interval.


    ~ Old Versions
    Show Spoiler



    ~ Change Log
    Change Log for past versions
    Code:
    v0.55:
    	Fixed reloading the towny config.
    	Added regex check for all names. Names must be alphanumeric with the exception of underscores in place of spaces. Old names with invalid characters will be filtered appropriately.
    	World names are now filtered like the other objects in the universe, worlds with / are no longer just using the last token.
    	Reworded errors when making new towns. "You" was hardcoded, and didn't take into account admins making towns for others. To clarify, money is taken from the new mayor's bank account.
    	Added new config option save_on_load. It's defaulted to off (which is opposite to what it was before). It will no longer to a giant save on startup which assured that what's in memory = saved in file. This should speed up startup of particular large db.
    	Files are deleted when the object is deleted. It will not delete existing files, so files deleted outside of towny's regular actions will remain.
    	Added allow_resident_plots to enable/disable plot commands, essentially freezing the plot system.
    	Fixed admin add command (you couldnt add if you werent a mayor/assistant of any town).
    	The admin set mayor command will now add the person to town if he/she isn't already. The npc part of this command now works as well.
    v0.56:
    	Fixed default setting for regex.
    v0.57:
    	Removed debug statements.
    v0.58:
    	Fixed default regex settings.
    
    ~ FAQ (Read this)

    What is a town?
    A town is a collection of residents (or just one resident) with one resident as the mayor. A town also has a bank which the mayor can withdraw from. A mayor can also have assistants who have the same powers as him/herself. Towns can have taxes that will be taken at the end of each day interval.

    How long is a day interval?
    Default is 24 hours. You can change this in the configuration.

    How do I start a town?
    Read the Brief Tutorial.

    Can someone belong to or own more than one town?
    No. You can claim outposts if you want to protect somewhere not connected to your borders.

    What is an outpost?
    An outpost is a type of claiming aspect that a town can do. Claiming an outpost will not limit you to your towns borders, allowing you to start a protected area some else, even another world.

    What is a nation?
    A nation is a collection of towns (or just one town) with one town as the capital. The mayor of that capital is the king. A nation can join the war event, as well as ally other nations. A nation also has it's own bank. It can also tax the towns that belong to it.

    Is MySql or another database format supported?
    No. Only flatfile, and loading flatfile-hmod is supported.

    How do I set up the maximum town blocks?
    http://towny.xshade.ca/help/setting-up-maximum-town-blocks

    Can I select a small cuboid, not attached to the grid for (my town/plot)?
    No. Towny is not cuboid, and depends on the grid system.

    Can I limit Town/Nation creation?
    Yes with town_creation_admin_only and similarly, nation_creation_admin_only.

    People can't build in the wild!
    The default for towny is to force a player to make a town before building, after gathering resources from the ignore item ids. You can turn this feature off with unclaimed_zone_ options in the config. You can also set specific permissions per world for the wild with the /townyworld command.

    What are the permissions?
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    Each town and resident has his own permissions. For residents, the permissions are used for his/her residential plots. For towns, it affects all townblocks within the town that are unowned.
    • Switch permissions are for items like levers and buttons.
    • Item Use permissions are for letting people use items like buckets and lighters.
    • Resident plot permissions use the "resident" permission level a little different, as he/she doesn't control any residents. Instead, this permission is used for his/her friends list.
    Permissions are shown in your status with B=rao D=rao S=rao I=rao, where r = resident, a = ally, and o = outsider. The capital B= denotes the build permission. The minus symbol "-" is used to show that your are denying permission to the specific permission.


    To edit your permissions ingame, use the "/[res/town] set perm" command. Further examples of the commands can be found on the Master Command List.

    What are taxes?
    Taxes are an automatic method of keeping a town's economy, as well as slowly killing off town's that are inactive.

    Any player can view the taxing personal to them with /towny prices.

    Town Collection
    The following are taxes that a town's mayor can set. The taxes are deposited into the town bank. The mayor himself, as well as his staff (assistants) are exempt from these taxes.
    • Resident tax: Each resident in the town has to pay this. Failure to do so will kick you from the town. Mayors can set with /town set taxes [$].
    • Residential plot tax: Each resident who owns a plot in town will be charged this amount for each plot they own in that town. Failure to do so will have the resident losing ownership over the plot. This is charged before residential taxes. Mayors can set with /town set plottax [$].
    Nation Collection


    The following are taxes that a nation's king can set. The taxes are deposited into the nation's bank.
    • Town tax: Each town in the nation has to pay this except for the capital town. Kings can set with /nation set taxes [$].
    Server Imposed Taxes


    The following are taxes that the administrator must set in the configuration. These are global taxes intended to slowly kill off inactive towns/nations.
    • Town tax: Each town in the world pays this. Failure to pay will destroy the town.
    • Nation tax: Each nation in the world pays this. Failure to pay will destroy the nation.
    How do I configure the wilderness?

    Towny has a few options for this. The default being that you cannot edit in the wild at all. Forcing players to make towns to begin construction. You can turn this option off globally in the configuration (unclaimed_zone_[permission]). You can also change it for a particular world with the /townyworld (/tw) command. Anything to do with the wild globally can be set per world.

    Towny also has the ability to ignore certain blocks in the wild. Such as logs and leaves (in the default). These block ids can be set with in the UNCLAIMED_ZONE_IGNORE variable in the config. The default has it so that you can edit ores, glowstone, ladders, torches and minetracks in the wild.

    You can also change the name of the wild that pops up when you leave a town. Setting this per world would make the "wilderness" be more personal to that specific world. Eg: Setting the name to "Hell" for a nether type world would create a nice note when transitioning world to world.

    What are the "modes" a player can have?
    Each player has the ability to change how Towny interacts with him/her. The most common are for popup displays that show up as the player moves around in the world. They can be set with the /resident set mode [mode] ... [mode]. The modes are as follows:
    • map: Equivalent to typing "/towny map" as you walk between townblocks.
    • townclaim: Equivalent to typing "/town claim" as you walk between townblocks.
    • townunclaim: Equivalent to typing "/town unclaim" as you walk between townblocks.
    • tc: Your main chat output is to the town channel.
    • nc: Your main chat output is to the nation channel.
    Why are the cells off by 1 in the negative planes? and why is the plots 15x16 or 15x15 near origin?
    Read this post here. It's a simple fix, however, it would shift 3/4 of existing plots on every server currently using Towny, so I'm not changing this.

    How can I make it so resident can only build in their own plots?
    If you want this as default for every town on your server, be sure to change the default permissions in the config with default_town_perm_ to false. Now only the mayor + assistants have permission for newly created towns. If you want this for existing towns, or you only want your town to act in this way, you need to use /town set perm off.

    EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.
     
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    Bashur

    My whole community just read that, and we don't honestly know what you mean. But we don't want the Wild to be ignored, we like that feature.

    We like how everything is, we would just like to be able to place Torches, TnT, and Ladders. Our current settings are:
    unclaimed_zone_build=false
    unclaimed_zone_destroy=true
    unclaimed_zone_name=Wilderness
    unclaimed_zone_switch=true

    This makes it so villages are essential for living, but they can venture outside their villages to gather materials for their city.

    The problem is, they can't go spelunking because they can't place torches, and they have to make lame stairs out of the ground in order to get up. So my community was asking if they could place torches, and bring some ladders with them in order to get up and down out of cave systems, and that's it.

    Everything else in the mod is great, we just want access to torches and ladders only when in the wilderness. Not being able to build anything else is 130% fine, and my community loves it.

    If you can make this happen, I'm sure I could get everyone in my community to send you some cash, we're about 3,000 people strong ( http://www.youtube.com/bashur - http://www.bashurverse.com ), I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to get some cash going your way. The reason this is so important to us, is that it's an essential part of our community interaction. If we knew how to do it ourselves, we would.

    Help us Obi-Shade Kenobi, you're our only hope!
     
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    Ugarte

    Just started Towny on the server and people are getting very excited about it. A chance to build some flashy towns above surface, rather than hiding anything and everything underground.

    Quick question - is there any way to color-code the different towns? I guess by default, all mayors talk in cyan, residents are generic white. I'd love it to have the mayor and residents of one town talk in red, the other town green, and so forth.

    Also, it seems lava buckets can be used within protected towns.
     
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    RedBlade2021

    So it appears I can't get this to work. I can get a few of the commands to work, but it won't let me create a nation. Do I NEED the other mods such as iConomy, Permissions, and Essentials? Also, this works on build 300 right?
     
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    errdivideby0

    For a lot of the features to work you need iConomy, Essentials, and Permissions (I'm not 100% sure on this, but I don't see how they'd work without them). For example, when you set up a new town and/or nation it costs money, and this relies on the iConomy system. All 3 of them are fabulous plugins anyways, I don't see how I could run my server without them honestly.
     
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    Shade

    Turn off Using_iconomy in the config. The next version will auto detect and turn it off if it's not installed.
     
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    RedBlade2021

    Does the settings folder generate in the .jar file after it's been run on the server? I can only currently find a META INF folder and a com folder.

    Also, do I NEED permissions and essentials?
     
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    Peva

    Would it be possible to add a function of taking over a city? like after a war? Just asking.
     
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    Shade

    When the settings file doesnt generate, it usually mean it had an error when starting up. Also, where are you looking? :confused: The folder isn't inside the jar...
    The optional plugins are optional.
     
  10. What do I need to edit to allow so that when someone joins a town, they get to claim an extra block?

    I've looked all over the config and can't figure out which ones to edit :(
     
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    Shade

    claim_ratio=0
    Level base jumps determined in the townlevels.csv

    claim_ration=16
    Town has 16 blocks per resident.
     
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    Nieksas

    when i conomy is on its gives error so u cant use commands like /town new or /town claim please fix that
     
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    battlefronter20

    Towny dosen´t create a folder after i staret my server
    what did i wrong ?
     
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    WMisiedjan

    How can I give myself coins? Because I want an existing town intergrated in Towny, But I cannot claim more chunks because I have 0 coins.
    --- merged: Feb 12, 2011 2:53 PM ---
    Already fixed, Now, How can I set that only people can build on there own lots and not on unclaimed ones?
     
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    Daveyo

    just some random errors when trying to remove mobs. Not a huge deal by any means, dont really want the mob removal setting on. Just posting. bukkit 304, default towny


    2011-02-12 10:21:38 [INFO] DaveYo1 [/74.97.235.122:1024] logged in with entity id 218
    Player count: 1
    2011-02-12 10:22:02 [INFO] [PLAYER_COMMAND] DaveYo1: /j
    2011-02-12 10:22:05 [WARNING] Can't keep up! Did the system time change, or is the server overloaded?
    2011-02-12 10:22:07 [INFO] [PLAYER_COMMAND] DaveYo1: /time day
    Exception in thread "Timer-8" java.util.ConcurrentModificationException
    at java.util.AbstractList$Itr.checkForComodification(Unknown Source)
    at java.util.AbstractList$Itr.next(Unknown Source)
    at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.CraftWorld.getLivingEntities(CraftWorld.java:398)
    at com.shade.bukkit.towny.MobRemovalTimerTask.run(MobRemovalTimerTask.java:28)
    at java.util.TimerThread.mainLoop(Unknown Source)
    at java.util.TimerThread.run(Unknown Source)
     
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    WMisiedjan

    How can I set that only people can build on there own lots and not on unclaimed ones?
    --- merged: Feb 12, 2011 4:08 PM ---
    I like to see a feature for custom shaped lots, and not chunk based.
     
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    errdivideby0

    I'd like this too, it would be really nice. Is there a way to combine more than one chunk into a sort of mega-lot?
     
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    WMisiedjan

    That's one of the things I also wanted, And the problem is that chucks are directly next to eachother, And I can't make a walkway that people cannot remove.
     
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    errdivideby0

    I didn't even thinkg about that problem, that is true. You couldn't make a little road that goes in between two plots or something...
     
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    heri7

    The daily payments on our server are broken.
    The first 3-4 payments work just fine. After that the console says:

    Code:
            3       Exception in thread "Timer-1" java.util.MissingFormatArgumentExc
    eption: Format specifier 's'
            at java.util.Formatter.format(Unknown Source)
            at java.util.Formatter.format(Unknown Source)
            at java.lang.String.format(Unknown Source)
            at com.shade.bukkit.towny.TownySettings.getCouldntPayTaxesMsg(TownySetti
    ngs.java:737)
            at com.shade.bukkit.towny.object.TownyUniverse.collectTownTaxe(TownyUniv
    erse.java:660)
            at com.shade.bukkit.towny.object.TownyUniverse.collectTownTaxes(TownyUni
    verse.java:624)
            at com.shade.bukkit.towny.DailyTimerTask.run(DailyTimerTask.java:19)
            at java.util.TimerThread.mainLoop(Unknown Source)
            at java.util.TimerThread.run(Unknown Source)
     
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    Daveyo

    yeah, looks like that is similar to my bug. something to do with timers
     
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    RedBlade2021

    I was looking in the jar because that was the only file that came in the download and the config tutorial said that the config file was in /plugins/towny/settings. There was no towny folder, so I looked in the .jar. Was there a folder that was supposed to be downloaded with the .jar? I also get no conformation when logging in with towny added, but a few of the commands work, such as /t ?, /r ?, /n ?, etc.
     
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    Ugarte

    The .jar file simply goes into the plugins folder. When the server boots up Towny for the first time, a Towny folder is created in the plugins folder. Thus, you have a /plugins/towny directory, in which is the settings file. A lot of plugins function this way, having config files generate after being launched the first time.
     
  24. How do i use the map i cant get it to show anymore :(
     
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    Ugarte

    Should just be /towny map to have it generate it chat once.
    --- merged: Feb 12, 2011 9:43 PM ---
    I tried a mock war on a test server with a 1-man town/nation squaring off against another 1-man town/nation. I was a bit confused with the results.

    Block HP of our own towns ticked down while we were in the boundary, no enemies present.
    When the war ended, it didn't seem any ownership of land had changed. Though war messages mentioned such and such chunk had fallen and the like, it appeared that it was still claimed by me. Am I missing something?
     
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    RedBlade2021

    The problem is, that folder isn't being created for some reason and I don't know why. Is it confirmed that the lastest version of towny works for craftbukkit build 300?
     
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    KuhCouch

    I want no mob spawn in my town. So i set
    Code:
    mob_removal=true
    mob_removal_entities=EntityZombie,EntitySkeleton,EntityCreeper,EntitySpider,EntitySquid,EntityGhast,EntityPigZombie
    mob_removal_speed=5000
    but at night, spiders did spawn and werent removed. Can you explain the mob removal setting please?
     
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    Shade

    Read the first post. And look carefully at the names I used. Craft vs Entity if your blind.
     
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    2Bucks

    Sorry if this has been asked, but what are the units for "TownBlockLimit" and such? If I put 64 blocks, would that be a size of 8x8 or 64x64?

    I'm also don't quite understand these parts of the config/town-levels files:

    default_max_town_blocks=64
    ^Does this, in the config file, override the townblock limit in the town-levels file?

    town_limit=64
    ^I'm guessing this is limit on the # of towns?

    town_block_ratio=16
    town_block_size=16
    ^I'm unsure of these two as well. I'm guessing the first one is how big of a chunk you can claim for each new member, but wouldn't that have already been set in the town-levels file? No clue on the second one.

    price_claim_townblock=8000
    ^Is this the price for a citizen in a town to claim a townblock, or the price for the mayor to expand his town?
     
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    Shade

     
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    2Bucks

    OK, so let me try to sum it up.
    For every person that joins a town, you got "town_block_ratio" number of new blocks the mayor can claim that are the size of "town_block_size" for the price of "price_claim_townblock". The maximum size of the city is "default_max_town_blocks", unless otherwise specified in the town-levels folder.
     
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