Container Management

Basic Self-Service Protection

In addition to our Residence plugin, BadWolfMC uses a simple and powerful container protection tool to keep your valuables safe! While Residence also protects any chests within your res with the "container" flag, these sign-based protections are useful for any chest outside of your residence or in the wild when on the go. These protections can be placed on any container (chests, furnaces, hoppers, brewing stands, etc.) or doorways (doors, fence gates, etc.) with just a sign. To lock a chest, for example, simply right click the chest with a sign in your hand. The plugin will automatically write [Private] on the first line followed by your username on the second. You can also manually enter these or claim a container for someone else if you happen to be shifting while placing the sign. Be careful if claiming for someone else! Unless you include yourself in the permissions you will no longer have access to that block! Only the person on the sign or an admin would be able to break it. You can otherwise cancel protections on your own items by manually breaking the sign.

Sign Modification

To change a sign that you have already created (with your name on it), simply punch the sign to select it, the plugin will display "Sign selected." then type the command "/lock <linenumber> <text>" where <linenumber> is the line number of the sign you wish to modify (e.g. 1, 2, 3, or 4) and the <text> is either additional users who can access the chest (one per line) or an additional modification as described in the features below.

Additional Features

Once a container is claimed you can add another sign to the same container (in the same way as before) which will auto-populate with [More Users]. You can then add additional users to the chest if you couldn't fit them all on the first line.

"[Everyone]" is a valid entry if you want anyone to be able to access the chest.

Timers can also be added to doors, fence gates, etc. if, after being opened by a player, you want the door to close automatically after a given interval. To enable this, modify one of the lower lines on the sign to read [Timer:x] where "x" is the number of seconds before the door is toggled.

For example, if I wanted to set up a public chicken farm I would want to let everyone get through the fence gate, but I wouldn't want people to accidentally leave the gate open, so I would create a sign to look like this:

[Private] [Everyone] [Timer:2]

This will ensure that no little chickens escape because of an absent-minded member!