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[[File:Landclaiming.jpg|thumb|right|frame|Una reclamación de tierras en proceso]]
[[File:Landclaiming.jpg|thumb|right|frame|Una reclamación de tierras en proceso]]
Vintage Story incluye un sistema de reclamación de tierras que permite a los jugadores proteger sus valiosos recursos y estructuras. Actualmente sólo está disponible mediante una secuencia de comandos documentada en la [[list of server commands/es|lista de comandos del servidor]].
Vintage Story incluye un sistema de reclamación de tierras que permite a los jugadores proteger sus valiosos recursos y estructuras. Actualmente sólo está disponible mediante una secuencia de comandos documentada en la [[list of server commands/es|lista de comandos del servidor]].
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Funciona creando una nueva reclamación, añadiendo una o más áreas cuboidales a la reclamación y guardándola a continuación. El propietario también puede conceder acceso de uso o construcción a otros jugadores. Sin embargo, ten en cuenta que hay límites en la cantidad de terreno que puedes reclamar. Por defecto son 4 trozos y hasta 3 zonas no adyacentes, pero estos valores pueden variar mucho de un servidor a otro. Puedes usar el comando <code>/mystats</code> para ver cuánta tierra puedes reclamar. Los administradores de servidores tienen sus contingentes de reclamación al máximo por defecto.
Funciona creando una nueva reclamación, añadiendo una o más áreas cuboidales a la reclamación y guardándola a continuación. El propietario también puede conceder acceso de uso o construcción a otros jugadores. Sin embargo, ten en cuenta que hay límites en la cantidad de terreno que puedes reclamar. Por defecto son 4 trozos y hasta 3 zonas no adyacentes, pero estos valores pueden variar mucho de un servidor a otro. Puedes usar el comando <code>/mystats</code> para ver cuánta tierra puedes reclamar. Los administradores de servidores tienen sus contingentes de reclamación al máximo por defecto.
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For a full command reference please check out the [[List of server commands/land|reference list of land claiming commands]].
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Para una referencia completa de comandos, consulta la [[List of server commands/land|lista de referencia de comandos de reclamación de tierras]].
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Another way of protecting your property is [[Block reinforcement]]
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Otra forma de proteger su propiedad es [[Block reinforcement/es|Refuerzo de bloques]]
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=== Step by step ===
=== Step by step ===
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# Create a new claim with <code>/land claim new</code>. This also marks the start position for your first area.
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# Set the start and end position with <code>/land claim start</code> and <code>/land claim end</code>. These mark the corner points of a cuboid that will be claimed. Once start and end is defined, a yellow cuboid will show up, previewing what you marked. You can fine tune the selection area with the direction specific commands <code>/land claim grow [north/east/south/west/up/down]</code> to grow or <code>/land claim shrink [north/east/south/west/up/down]</code> to shrink. For example if you want the claim to be a block taller, use <code>/land claim grow up</code>, if it should be 2 blocks shorter in direction south type <code>/land claim shrink south 2</code>.  
# Create a new claim with <code>/land claim new</code>.  
# Add your currently selected area to the claim via <code>/land claim add</code>. The preview will now turn green to indicate that it is now part of the claim. You can now add another area by selecting another start/end position, but it must be adjacent to an already claimed area.  
# Stand in one corner of your desired area and set the start position with <code>/land claim start</code>.  Travel to the diagonally-opposite corner and set the end position with <code>/land claim end</code>. The start and end commands mark the corner points of a cuboid that will be claimed. After start and end points are defined, a white preview cuboid will appear, indicating the area that will be protected by the claim. If both start and end points were on level ground, the cuboid will be below ground and not visible; remedy this by extending the cuboid upward.  Example: <code>/land claim grow up 10</code>.
# If you are done adding areas, save your claim with <code>/land claim save [name]</code>
## You can fine-tune the selection area with the direction-specific commands <code>/land claim grow [north/east/south/west/up/down] [number]</code> to lengthen the cuboid in a given direction, or <code>/land claim shrink [north/east/south/west/up/down] [number]</code> to shorten the cuboid. For example, if you want the claim to protect below your basement, use <code>/land claim grow down 20</code>; if you want it to extend not so far south, <code>/land claim shrink south 2</code>.  
# Add your currently selected area to the claim via <code>/land claim add</code>. The preview will turn green to indicate that it is now part of the claim-in-progress. Note the Default Limitations below for minimum size, etc. <code>/land claim add</code> will fail if the requirements are not met.
## You can now add another area by defining start and end positions, but it must be adjacent to an already claimed area.  If the new preview area does not have at least one white wall touching the green wall of an already-added area, <code>/land claim add</code> will fail for the new area.
# When you are done adding areas, save your claim with <code>/land claim save [name]</code>.  If you forget to give it a name it will still save.  But if you make multiple claims, a descriptive name is important to distinguish them from each other.
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=== Granting access to other players ===
=== Granting access to other players ===
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Let's say you want to give your friend called Joe full access to one of your existing claims.
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There are two levels of permission you can choose from when granting access to your claims.
* ''Use'' access allows opening doors and containers, and removing items from containers.
* ''All'' access provides ''Use'' access as well as the ability to place blocks and break blocks.
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# Have a look at your claims via <code>/land list</code>. You see that index number in every line? This is your claim index.
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Let's say you want to give player Joe full access to one of your existing claims.
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# Check your current claims via <code>/land list</code>. The number in each line is the index number currently associated with that claim.  Note: editing and saving a claim will change its index number.
# Load your claim with that index: <code>/land claim load [index]</code>
# Load your claim with that index: <code>/land claim load [index]</code>
# Grant access: <code>/land claim grant Joe all</code>
# Grant access: <code>/land claim grant Joe all</code>
# Save claim again and enjoy! <code>/land claim save [name]</code>  If you neglect to enter a name at this point, only the claim index will show the next time you look at your land list.
# Save your claim again: <code>/land claim save [name]</code>  If you neglect to enter a name at this point, only the claim index will show the next time you look at your land list.
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=== Granting access to groups of players ===
=== Granting access to groups of players ===
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# Create a group ([[List_of_server_commands#/group|see list of of group commands]])
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# Create a group ({{ll|List_of_server_commands#/group|see list of of group commands}})
# Check the claim index: <code>/land list</code>
# Load your claim: <code>/land claim load [index]</code>
# Load your claim: <code>/land claim load [index]</code>
# Grant access: <code>/land claim grantgroup [groupname] all</code>
# Grant access: <code>/land claim grantgroup [groupname] all</code>
# Save claim again and enjoy! <code>/land claim save [name]</code>
# Save your claim again: <code>/land claim save [name]</code>
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===Granting public use===
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Let's say you've built an inn and want to let everyone use it, but not add or remove blocks:
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# Check the claim index: <code>/land list</code>
# Load your claim: <code>/land claim load [index]</code>
# Grant access: <code>/land claim allowuseeveryone true</code>
# Save your claim again: <code>/land claim save [name]</code>
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If you change your mind and want to remove that authorization:
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# Check the claim index: <code>/land list</code>
# Load your claim: <code>/land claim load [index]</code>
# Revoke access: <code>/land claim allowuseeveryone false</code>
# Save claim again: <code>/land claim save [name]</code>
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=== Deleting a land claim ===
=== Deleting a land claim ===
# To initiate, use <code>/land free [number]</code> with the number of the claim you want to delete
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# Check the claim index: <code>/land list</code>
# To initiate, use <code>/land free [number]</code> with the index of the claim you want to delete
# The chat will prompt you to confirm your choice; do so with <code>/land free [number] confirm</code>
# The chat will prompt you to confirm your choice; do so with <code>/land free [number] confirm</code>
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=== Default limitations ===
=== Default limitations ===
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These are server specific, but you can look up your limits with the command <code>/mystats</code>
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These are server-specific, but you can look up your limits with the command <code>/mystats</code>
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* An area must be 6x6x6 blocks or larger
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* A selected area must be 5x5x5 blocks or larger for the "add" command to function.
* The total claim size may not be more than 3 whole 32x32x32 chunks
* The total claim size may not be more than 3 whole 32x32x32 chunks
* May not create more than 3 separate claims
* A player may not create more than 3 separate claims
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== Notes ==
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== History ==
* Commands to expand an area were abbreviated "gu" for "grow up" etc.
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== Video Tutorials ==
== Video Tutorials ==
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! Land claim commands in-depth
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== References ==
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Latest revision as of 12:57, 27 June 2024

This page was last verified for Vintage Story version 1.18.7.

Una reclamación de tierras en proceso

Vintage Story incluye un sistema de reclamación de tierras que permite a los jugadores proteger sus valiosos recursos y estructuras. Actualmente sólo está disponible mediante una secuencia de comandos documentada en la lista de comandos del servidor.

Funciona creando una nueva reclamación, añadiendo una o más áreas cuboidales a la reclamación y guardándola a continuación. El propietario también puede conceder acceso de uso o construcción a otros jugadores. Sin embargo, ten en cuenta que hay límites en la cantidad de terreno que puedes reclamar. Por defecto son 4 trozos y hasta 3 zonas no adyacentes, pero estos valores pueden variar mucho de un servidor a otro. Puedes usar el comando /mystats para ver cuánta tierra puedes reclamar. Los administradores de servidores tienen sus contingentes de reclamación al máximo por defecto.

Para una referencia completa de comandos, consulta la lista de referencia de comandos de reclamación de tierras.

Otra forma de proteger su propiedad es Refuerzo de bloques

  1. Create a new claim with /land claim new.
  2. Stand in one corner of your desired area and set the start position with /land claim start. Travel to the diagonally-opposite corner and set the end position with /land claim end. The start and end commands mark the corner points of a cuboid that will be claimed. After start and end points are defined, a white preview cuboid will appear, indicating the area that will be protected by the claim. If both start and end points were on level ground, the cuboid will be below ground and not visible; remedy this by extending the cuboid upward. Example: /land claim grow up 10.
    1. You can fine-tune the selection area with the direction-specific commands /land claim grow [north/east/south/west/up/down] [number] to lengthen the cuboid in a given direction, or /land claim shrink [north/east/south/west/up/down] [number] to shorten the cuboid. For example, if you want the claim to protect below your basement, use /land claim grow down 20; if you want it to extend not so far south, /land claim shrink south 2.
  3. Add your currently selected area to the claim via /land claim add. The preview will turn green to indicate that it is now part of the claim-in-progress. Note the Default Limitations below for minimum size, etc. /land claim add will fail if the requirements are not met.
    1. You can now add another area by defining start and end positions, but it must be adjacent to an already claimed area. If the new preview area does not have at least one white wall touching the green wall of an already-added area, /land claim add will fail for the new area.
  4. When you are done adding areas, save your claim with /land claim save [name]. If you forget to give it a name it will still save. But if you make multiple claims, a descriptive name is important to distinguish them from each other.

Granting access to other players

There are two levels of permission you can choose from when granting access to your claims.

  • Use access allows opening doors and containers, and removing items from containers.
  • All access provides Use access as well as the ability to place blocks and break blocks.

Let's say you want to give player Joe full access to one of your existing claims.

  1. Check your current claims via /land list. The number in each line is the index number currently associated with that claim. Note: editing and saving a claim will change its index number.
  2. Load your claim with that index: /land claim load [index]
  3. Grant access: /land claim grant Joe all
  4. Save your claim again: /land claim save [name] If you neglect to enter a name at this point, only the claim index will show the next time you look at your land list.

Granting access to groups of players

  1. Create a group (see list of of group commands )
  2. Check the claim index: /land list
  3. Load your claim: /land claim load [index]
  4. Grant access: /land claim grantgroup [groupname] all
  5. Save your claim again: /land claim save [name]

Granting public use

Let's say you've built an inn and want to let everyone use it, but not add or remove blocks:

  1. Check the claim index: /land list
  2. Load your claim: /land claim load [index]
  3. Grant access: /land claim allowuseeveryone true
  4. Save your claim again: /land claim save [name]

If you change your mind and want to remove that authorization:

  1. Check the claim index: /land list
  2. Load your claim: /land claim load [index]
  3. Revoke access: /land claim allowuseeveryone false
  4. Save claim again: /land claim save [name]

Deleting a land claim

  1. Check the claim index: /land list
  2. To initiate, use /land free [number] with the index of the claim you want to delete
  3. The chat will prompt you to confirm your choice; do so with /land free [number] confirm
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Default limitations

These are server-specific, but you can look up your limits with the command /mystats

  • A selected area must be 5x5x5 blocks or larger for the "add" command to function.
  • The total claim size may not be more than 3 whole 32x32x32 chunks
  • A player may not create more than 3 separate claims

Notes


History

  • Commands to expand an area were abbreviated "gu" for "grow up" etc.

Video Tutorials

Basic land claim commands
Land claim permissions
WIP
Land claim commands in-depth
WIP
Explanation on land claim commands

References


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