Защита блока

Защита блоков — это «мягкий» метод защиты вашего имущества в мультиплеере. Это позволяет вам укреплять большинство твердых блоков, требуя, чтобы другие игроки ломали блок несколько раз (до 1200 раз!), прежде чем он действительно сломается и упадет. Есть также замки, которые позволяют запирать двери и сундуки, которые можно использовать в сочетании с усилением самой двери или сундука.

Другой, гораздо более безопасный метод защиты — Заявка на землю.

Подробности

Защита — это захватывающий способ защитить ваши размещенные блоки. Это требует больших материальных затрат, но стоит ваших ценных блоков. Его также можно использовать для случайных блоков в мире (например, руды, транслокатора или дикого улья, хотя серверы могут запретить это делать, если это будет сочтено несправедливым). Эффективно подкрепление «помечает» блок, чтобы другой игрок, который попытается сломать блок, был хотя бы проинформирован о том, что он подкреплен. Для материалов, для разрушения которых требуется инструмент, разрушение армированного блока займет очень много времени и потребует значительных затрат на инструмент. Для блоков, которые ломаются без инструмента, нет значительных затрат, хотя армирование по-прежнему информативно, как предупреждение «Пожалуйста, не трогайте». (Любые дополнительные последствия нарушения усиленного блока другого игрока могут зависеть от правил сервера.) Таким образом, усиление должно препятствовать случайному огорчению и случайной поломке. Однако это не остановит решительного грифера.

In a PvP setting, reinforcement could be used to build strong walls and other fortifications, though a determined opponent would still be able to break through eventually.

Servers have the option of making reinforcement more secure by giving players the privilege denybreakreinforced: this will prevent players from being able to break other players' reinforced blocks using any tool. Other game systems such as fire or explosions or landslides or cave-ins can still destroy some reinforced blocks, however.

Blocks which can be reinforced

Hard blocks are defined as anything made out of stone, metal, wood, clay or ceramic, also regular dirt blocks and ice. Every chiselled block can be reinforced, it doesn't matter about the material. Fences and doors and chests are constructed of wood and can therefore be reinforced. Reed baskets can be reinforced. The solid wood trunks and branches of growing trees can be reinforced, growing bamboo can be reinforced (these are all wood). Exceptionally, even though they are plants, berry bushes, saplings and most flowers can be reinforced - in real life a precious one might be chained or attached to metal stakes or similar. Even small wooden or ceramic objects or placed lanterns or bunch o' candles can be reinforced - think of it as bolting that thing down firmly!

Game updates: As from game version 1.15, plants (except berry bushes, saplings and flowers), leaves, liquid blocks, sand and gravel and snow, and anything else made from these materials, cannot be reinforced. Plants here includes grass and all crops, also placed pumpkins and hay blocks (made from grass). Berry bushes, saplings and flowers are the only exception, these can still be reinforced, see above. All those other weaker blocks were able to be reinforced in game version 1.14 and below: in older saved games where any of these weaker types of blocks were reinforced, that reinforcement will be automatically removed in 1.15. It was never intended for crops etc. to be reinforceable using plumb and square!

Server owners can choose to change which blocks are reinforceable, by editing the JSON files for specific blocks.

Guide

• Craft yourself a plumb and square
• Collect reinforcement material and put it anywhere in your hotbar. These are the available ones:
  • Rock (Granite, Peridotite, Andesite, Basalt or Obsidian): 50 Strength
  • Copper ingot: 150 Strength
  • Tin and Bismuth bronze ingot: 300 Strength
  • Black bronze ingot: 400 Strength
  • Iron ingot: 800 Strength
  • Steel ingot: 1200 Strength
• Use the plumb and square in hands on a block, to reinforce it (consumes one item of the reinforcement material)
• Left click with the plumb and square to remove your own reinforcement. (Other players can only remove your reinforcement if they have the 'all' permission, see commands below)

Other capabilities

• Right-click pickup: Blocks such as lanterns or ceramics can normally be

picked up by any player. But if the lantern or ceramic is reinforced (at any level) it cannot be picked up - think of it as bolting the item down firmly!

• Locking: On the anvil you can smith bronze and iron padlocks. If you

apply a padlock to a door or chest or reed basket, then these can no longer be opened by other players

• Granting access: A number of commands are available for players to grant access to their locked blocks
  • /bre grant [playername] use grants the named player the ability to open your own chests and doors. Use /bre revoke [playername] to revoke it again
  • /bre grantgroup [groupname] use grants the named player group the ability to open your own chests and doors. Use /bre revokegroup [groupname] to revoke it again
  • /bre grant [playername] all grants the named player the use permission described above, and also the ability to remove reinforcement from blocks you have reinforced, using their own plumb and square
  • /bre grantgroup [groupname] all is similar for groups

As with all command syntax on this wiki, you should not actually type the square brackets!

JSON editing and Modding

A weak block can be made reinforceable by including the following line in its blocktype JSON.

attributes: { reinforcable: true },

Note the spelling!

Or if attributes are already present in the JSON, then reinforcable: true, should simply be added within the existing list of attributes.

Similarly, a hard block (wood, stone, dirt, ceramic, etc) can have reinforcement disabled by using reinforcable: false,

Video Tutorials

English guide how to use Block reinforcement	German guide how to use Block reinforcement