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Server guide

2026-01-23T15:59:30Z

MakoMaris: /* 🧭 General */

__NOTOC__
[[Category:Tutorials]]
This is a '''list of guides''' and useful info to help players use the features of FroobWorld.

== List of guides ==
=== 🧭 General ===
*[[Server_guide/New_players|📘 New player guide]]
*[[Server guide/Server etiquette|🤝 Server etiquette]]
*[[Server_guide/Border Regions|🌍 Border regions]]
*[[Server_guide/Player_Shops|🛍️ Player shops]]
*[[Commands|🛠 Commands]]

===🏡 Land claiming ===
*[[Server_guide/Protecting_an_area|🛡️ Protecting an area]]
*[[Server_guide/Modifying_an_area|🧱 Modifying an area]]
*[[Server guide/Making subareas|🏘️ Making subareas]]

===🌀 Portals and warps ===
*[[Server_guide/Town_portals|🏙️ Town portals]]
*[[Server_guide/Showcase_portals|🎨 Showcase portals]]
* [[Server_guide/General_Warps|🚪 General warps]]

===⚖️ Staff and rules ===
*[[Server_guide/Trusted_selection|🧭 Trusted selection process]]
*[[Server_guide/Trusted_guide|⭐ Trusted guide]]
*[[Server_guide/Punishment_guide|🔨 Punishment guide]]
*[[Server_guide/Rollbacks|🔄 Rollback guide]]
*[[Server_guide/Staff_deputy_guide| Staff Deupty Guide]]

Server guide/Commands

2026-01-23T04:13:12Z

MakoMaris: /* Table of Contents */

== Froobworld Commands ==
==== Table of Contents ====
'''A quick guide to see where you need to go, based on your needs.'''
# General Commands -- Self-explanatory.
# For New People -- Self-explanatory.
# How to Claim -- '''See below.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Quick Claim -- '''Quick claiming. Only useful for claiming a small area, not your whole base!'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Manual Selection '''The regular claiming system. Most useful for claiming your entire base in one go -- although, towns are as little more complicated.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Modifying an Area -- '''Useful to edit your claim. Adding users, removing them, etc.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Making Subclaims -- '''Very complicated. ONLY REALLY USEFUL FOR TOWNS -- NOT SOLO PLAYERS!'''
''Figured this would be best used as a centralized location for all useful commands.''
''Last Updated: January 22nd, 2026''

= General Commands =
''Ones you would use on a daily basis.''

# <code>/tpa [name]</code>, /tpaccept, /tpdeny -- Teleport to another player. As the receiver, accept their request, or deny it.
# <code>/tpahere [name]</code> -- Instead of teleporting to ''another player'', teleport that player to your location.
# <code>/home [name]</code> -- Teleport home. Obviously.
# <code>/back</code> -- If you're teleported away (or die), you can return to your previous location by using /back.
# <code>/sethome [name]</code> -- Set a home. ...Do I really need to explain all of these?
# <code>/spawn</code> -- Teleports you straight to jail! ''Not really...''
# <code>/afk</code> -- Go AFK. Go figures. [Also helps speed up the night, as long as one player is sleeping in a bed!]
# <code>/rtp</code> -- Teleports you to a random location. '''You only get 5, and you regenerate 1 every 2 hours.'''
# <code>/friend add [username]</code> -- Adds the inputted user as a friend. '''If both users friend each other, you can instantly teleport to them!'''
# <code>/friend remove [username]</code> -- Removes the inputted user from being a friend.
# <code>/friend list</code> -- Shows the friends you have added.
# <code>/lock</code> -- Edit a locked chest (i.e who can access it.)
= For New People =
''For all the new folk out there!''
# <code>/discord url</code> -- A link to the Discord.
# <code>/discord link</code> -- A little more important. Provides a code, which you must send to '''NabChat''' in order to link your Discord account, and speak in #ingame-chat.
# <code>/noxray</code>, <code>/nostealing</code>, <code>/borderwarning</code> -- Commands that you must enter, in order to do these three things (respectively): Mine any valuable ore, open any chest, or enter the Border Region.
= How to Claim =
''A guide on how to claim your area, and all commands related to that.''
=== Quick Claiming ===
The fastest way to request a protected area is to use the <code>/claim</code> command. It allows you to request an area in the inputted radius around the location where you're standing. (Max radius: 50 blocks)

To quickly request a claim, follow these steps:
# Stand in the center of the area you want to claim.
# Decide on a name for the claim. Try to be obvious about who owns it -- <code>MakoHome</code> is better than just <code>MyHouse</code>
# Decide on a radius depending on how large of an area you need to be (how many blocks in each direction you want to claim).
# Run the command <code>/claim [radius] [areaname]</code> to submit an area request.

'''IMPORTANT''': Your claim will ''NOT'' be immediately accepted! Staff will review your claim, and decide if they want to approve it. Do ''NOT'' pressure staff to approve your claim request!
=== Manual Selection ===
If the area you need to protect is larger than allowed with the quick claim method, or if you need more fine-level control over the area's dimensions, you should use this manual selection method.

Follow these steps to request a claim by manually selecting the corners of the area:
# Stand in one corner of the area you want to claim and type <code>/pos1</code>.
# Go to the opposite corner and type <code>/pos2</code>.
# Decide on a name for the claim. Try to be obvious about who owns it -- <code>MakoHome</code> is better than just <code>MyHouse</code>
# Run the command <code>/requestarea [areaname]</code> to submit an area request.

'''IMPORTANT''': Your claim will ''NOT'' be immediately accepted! Staff will review your claim, and decide if they want to approve it. Do ''NOT'' pressure staff to approve your claim request!
== Modifying a Claim ==
Useful to edit your claim. Adding users, removing them, etc.
=== Commands Directly Related to Adding Users ===

# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [playername]</code> -- Adds a user to your claim. Allows them to build and interact with the claim as normal.
# <code>/area remuser [areaname] [playername]</code> -- Removes a user from your claim. Disallows them from building or interacting with your claim.
''The following are less used, but still somewhat important/notable.''
# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [friends:MakoMaris]</code> -- Upon using this command, it will add all the users on MakoMaris' friend list to build and interact with the claim. '''Mostly useful for adding many players at once. Not recommended if you only want to add one person.'''
# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [Group:Veteran]</code> -- Upon using this command, it will allow '''all users sporting that rank''' to build and interact with your claim. '''Only recommended for shops, where you don't want new players to steal.'''
''Groups available to add: Newbie, Loyalist, Veteran, Trusted, Staff, Admin''

# <code>/area [addmanager] [areaname] [username]</code> -- Promotes a user to 'Manager'. This allows them to add people to the claim. However, managers cannot create other managers. '''Useful for towns only.'''

=== Commands to Add and Remove Flags ===
''Could be useful... eh, I personally don't see it for regular base use.''

'''Explanation, and List, of Flags''': Flags control what happen in an area. Disabling a certain flag will disable it from being able to happen ''within your claim''. The default flags are <code>no-build</code>, <code>no-interact</code>, <code>no-fire-spread</code>, <code>no-fire-destroy</code>, and <code>no-explosion</code>. Hopefully, these flags are self-explanatory.

However, there ''is'' one unique flag. <code>inherit-users</code>. Adding this flag will allow users from the 'parent area' to also access the subclaim. ''(See: Subclaims.)''

The command to access, and adjust, these flags are: <code>/area addflag [areaname] [flag name]</code>.

== Making Subclaims ==
'''Very complicated. ONLY REALLY USEFUL FOR TOWNS -- NOT SOLO PLAYERS!'''

''"I told them I had a theoretical degree in physics. They said, welcome aboard!''

=== What are subclaims, and why use them? ===
Subclaims (or, 'subareas') are claims that exist within a larger claim ('the parent claim'.) Subclaims' settings (such as allowed users) override those of the parent area. Mostly used for towns.

These are incredibly useful for town areas. They allow the owner of the larger claim to split up player's houses so that no neighbors can steal from each other, or invade the other's privacy without permission. They're also useful for other things, such as making settings for one area of your base differ from another (Think of arenas -- you can't fight in the seats, but you can in the main fighting area. This is thanks to subclaims!)

=== Subclaim Commands ===
The commands for subclaims are complicated at first glance, but they're not ''too'' bad once you learn them!
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Step !! Instruction
|-
| 1. Locate || Find the area you'll make a subclaim in. To do this, it's recommended to use the command <code>/areahere</code> to make sure it's within your claim.

Use <code>/area visualise [areaname]</code> to see the borders of the area. Helpful for Step 2!
|-
| 2. Plot claim points || Making subclaims is very similar to a regular claim. Walk to the two corners which define the border of your subclaim. Run <code>/p1</code> in one corner, and <code>/p2</code> in the other.

The corners of this subclaim must be entirely within your regular claim, which is why <code>/area visualize</code> is useful!
|-
| 3. Claiming || Once Step 2 is complete, you need to run the <code>/setarea</code> in a specific way.

The command to do so is: <code>/setarea [main-area-name]:[subclaim-name]</code>.

Example: <code>/setarea Nabtown:CommunityChests</code>
|-
| 4. Changing permissions || To change settings of a subarea, it is the same as for a standard area, just using subclaim naming commands.

So in the case of our example, we might do <code>/area remflag Nabtown:CommunityChests no-interact.</code>

See [[#Making_Modifying a Claim|Modifying a Claim]] for other modification commands.
|}

It ''is'' possible to make a subclaim ''within'' a subclaim. Simply follow the same steps as before, within that subclaim, and there you go!

If you have any difficulty understanding how to make a subclaim, ask on the Discord, or ask in-game! Players (and staff) are usually willing to help!

= Hidden Commands =
''Okay... these aren't really 'hidden'. They're just less-advertised commands. Sorry, the build-up must've been so intense. No refunds.''

* <code>/dynmap show</code> -- Shows you on the [https://map.froobworld.com/ Dynmap].
* <code>/dynmap hide</code> -- Hides you on the [https://map.froobworld.com/ Dynmap].
* <code>/noreplant</code> -- Disables the auto-replanting when chopping down trees. Useful for deforestation!
* <code>/tptoggle requests</code> -- Disables teleport requests from other players.
* <code>/tptoggle friends</code> -- Disables your friends from instantly teleporting to you.
* <code>/names [player]</code> -- See all names a user went on the server. Only applicable to names they joined with.
* <code>/help</code> -- See a huge list of commands, spread over 9 pages.

''The following are incredibly situational/less useful commands.''
* <code>/horseinfo</code> -- ''Potentially tells the stats of a horsee... or, who owns it. I'm not entirely sure, as I didn't have any horses to test.''
* <code>/horse adduser [name]</code> - ???
* <code>/horse remuser [name]</code> - ???
* <code>/protecthorse</code> - ???
* <code>/unprotecthorse</code> -- ???
* <code>/claimhorse</code> -- "Protect a horse from claim."
* <code>/unclaimhorse</code> -- "Unclaim a horse you own."
* <code>/horse</code> -- "Manage a claimed horse."
* <code>/ping</code> -- "Pong!" ''[Additionally, shows your ping.]''

''There are so many horse commands... if anyone tests these out, please update the page.''

Fun trivia!
* Doing <code>/friend add froobynooby</code> results in "Your nab index is too high to friend that player."
* Doing <code>/friend add [yourname]</code> results in "That's just sad."
* Doing <code>/tpa [yourname]</code> works, and DOES let you teleport to yourself! ''Nothing happens, unfortunately.''

Server guide/Commands

2026-01-23T04:12:02Z

MakoMaris: /* Hidden Commands */

== Froobworld Commands ==
==== Table of Contents ====
'''A quick guide to see where you need to go, based on your needs.'''
# General Commands -- Self-explanatory.
# For New People -- Self-explanatory.
# How to Claim '''See below.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Quick Claim -- '''Quick claiming. Only useful for claiming a small area, not your whole base!'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Manual Selection '''The regular claiming system. Most useful for claiming your entire base in one go -- although, towns are as little more complicated.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Modifying an Area -- '''Useful to edit your claim. Adding users, removing them, etc.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Making Subclaims -- '''Very complicated. ONLY REALLY USEFUL FOR TOWNS -- NOT SOLO PLAYERS!'''
''Figured this would be best used as a centralized location for all useful commands.''
''Last Updated: January 22nd, 2026''
= General Commands =
''Ones you would use on a daily basis.''

# <code>/tpa [name]</code>, /tpaccept, /tpdeny -- Teleport to another player. As the receiver, accept their request, or deny it.
# <code>/tpahere [name]</code> -- Instead of teleporting to ''another player'', teleport that player to your location.
# <code>/home [name]</code> -- Teleport home. Obviously.
# <code>/back</code> -- If you're teleported away (or die), you can return to your previous location by using /back.
# <code>/sethome [name]</code> -- Set a home. ...Do I really need to explain all of these?
# <code>/spawn</code> -- Teleports you straight to jail! ''Not really...''
# <code>/afk</code> -- Go AFK. Go figures. [Also helps speed up the night, as long as one player is sleeping in a bed!]
# <code>/rtp</code> -- Teleports you to a random location. '''You only get 5, and you regenerate 1 every 2 hours.'''
# <code>/friend add [username]</code> -- Adds the inputted user as a friend. '''If both users friend each other, you can instantly teleport to them!'''
# <code>/friend remove [username]</code> -- Removes the inputted user from being a friend.
# <code>/friend list</code> -- Shows the friends you have added.
# <code>/lock</code> -- Edit a locked chest (i.e who can access it.)
= For New People =
''For all the new folk out there!''
# <code>/discord url</code> -- A link to the Discord.
# <code>/discord link</code> -- A little more important. Provides a code, which you must send to '''NabChat''' in order to link your Discord account, and speak in #ingame-chat.
# <code>/noxray</code>, <code>/nostealing</code>, <code>/borderwarning</code> -- Commands that you must enter, in order to do these three things (respectively): Mine any valuable ore, open any chest, or enter the Border Region.
= How to Claim =
''A guide on how to claim your area, and all commands related to that.''
=== Quick Claiming ===
The fastest way to request a protected area is to use the <code>/claim</code> command. It allows you to request an area in the inputted radius around the location where you're standing. (Max radius: 50 blocks)

To quickly request a claim, follow these steps:
# Stand in the center of the area you want to claim.
# Decide on a name for the claim. Try to be obvious about who owns it -- <code>MakoHome</code> is better than just <code>MyHouse</code>
# Decide on a radius depending on how large of an area you need to be (how many blocks in each direction you want to claim).
# Run the command <code>/claim [radius] [areaname]</code> to submit an area request.

'''IMPORTANT''': Your claim will ''NOT'' be immediately accepted! Staff will review your claim, and decide if they want to approve it. Do ''NOT'' pressure staff to approve your claim request!
=== Manual Selection ===
If the area you need to protect is larger than allowed with the quick claim method, or if you need more fine-level control over the area's dimensions, you should use this manual selection method.

Follow these steps to request a claim by manually selecting the corners of the area:
# Stand in one corner of the area you want to claim and type <code>/pos1</code>.
# Go to the opposite corner and type <code>/pos2</code>.
# Decide on a name for the claim. Try to be obvious about who owns it -- <code>MakoHome</code> is better than just <code>MyHouse</code>
# Run the command <code>/requestarea [areaname]</code> to submit an area request.

'''IMPORTANT''': Your claim will ''NOT'' be immediately accepted! Staff will review your claim, and decide if they want to approve it. Do ''NOT'' pressure staff to approve your claim request!
== Modifying a Claim ==
Useful to edit your claim. Adding users, removing them, etc.
=== Commands Directly Related to Adding Users ===

# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [playername]</code> -- Adds a user to your claim. Allows them to build and interact with the claim as normal.
# <code>/area remuser [areaname] [playername]</code> -- Removes a user from your claim. Disallows them from building or interacting with your claim.
''The following are less used, but still somewhat important/notable.''
# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [friends:MakoMaris]</code> -- Upon using this command, it will add all the users on MakoMaris' friend list to build and interact with the claim. '''Mostly useful for adding many players at once. Not recommended if you only want to add one person.'''
# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [Group:Veteran]</code> -- Upon using this command, it will allow '''all users sporting that rank''' to build and interact with your claim. '''Only recommended for shops, where you don't want new players to steal.'''
''Groups available to add: Newbie, Loyalist, Veteran, Trusted, Staff, Admin''

# <code>/area [addmanager] [areaname] [username]</code> -- Promotes a user to 'Manager'. This allows them to add people to the claim. However, managers cannot create other managers. '''Useful for towns only.'''

=== Commands to Add and Remove Flags ===
''Could be useful... eh, I personally don't see it for regular base use.''

'''Explanation, and List, of Flags''': Flags control what happen in an area. Disabling a certain flag will disable it from being able to happen ''within your claim''. The default flags are <code>no-build</code>, <code>no-interact</code>, <code>no-fire-spread</code>, <code>no-fire-destroy</code>, and <code>no-explosion</code>. Hopefully, these flags are self-explanatory.

However, there ''is'' one unique flag. <code>inherit-users</code>. Adding this flag will allow users from the 'parent area' to also access the subclaim. ''(See: Subclaims.)''

The command to access, and adjust, these flags are: <code>/area addflag [areaname] [flag name]</code>.

== Making Subclaims ==
'''Very complicated. ONLY REALLY USEFUL FOR TOWNS -- NOT SOLO PLAYERS!'''

''"I told them I had a theoretical degree in physics. They said, welcome aboard!''

=== What are subclaims, and why use them? ===
Subclaims (or, 'subareas') are claims that exist within a larger claim ('the parent claim'.) Subclaims' settings (such as allowed users) override those of the parent area. Mostly used for towns.

These are incredibly useful for town areas. They allow the owner of the larger claim to split up player's houses so that no neighbors can steal from each other, or invade the other's privacy without permission. They're also useful for other things, such as making settings for one area of your base differ from another (Think of arenas -- you can't fight in the seats, but you can in the main fighting area. This is thanks to subclaims!)

=== Subclaim Commands ===
The commands for subclaims are complicated at first glance, but they're not ''too'' bad once you learn them!
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Step !! Instruction
|-
| 1. Locate || Find the area you'll make a subclaim in. To do this, it's recommended to use the command <code>/areahere</code> to make sure it's within your claim.

Use <code>/area visualise [areaname]</code> to see the borders of the area. Helpful for Step 2!
|-
| 2. Plot claim points || Making subclaims is very similar to a regular claim. Walk to the two corners which define the border of your subclaim. Run <code>/p1</code> in one corner, and <code>/p2</code> in the other.

The corners of this subclaim must be entirely within your regular claim, which is why <code>/area visualize</code> is useful!
|-
| 3. Claiming || Once Step 2 is complete, you need to run the <code>/setarea</code> in a specific way.

The command to do so is: <code>/setarea [main-area-name]:[subclaim-name]</code>.

Example: <code>/setarea Nabtown:CommunityChests</code>
|-
| 4. Changing permissions || To change settings of a subarea, it is the same as for a standard area, just using subclaim naming commands.

So in the case of our example, we might do <code>/area remflag Nabtown:CommunityChests no-interact.</code>

See [[#Making_Modifying a Claim|Modifying a Claim]] for other modification commands.
|}

It ''is'' possible to make a subclaim ''within'' a subclaim. Simply follow the same steps as before, within that subclaim, and there you go!

If you have any difficulty understanding how to make a subclaim, ask on the Discord, or ask in-game! Players (and staff) are usually willing to help!

= Hidden Commands =
''Okay... these aren't really 'hidden'. They're just less-advertised commands. Sorry, the build-up must've been so intense. No refunds.''

* <code>/dynmap show</code> -- Shows you on the [https://map.froobworld.com/ Dynmap].
* <code>/dynmap hide</code> -- Hides you on the [https://map.froobworld.com/ Dynmap].
* <code>/noreplant</code> -- Disables the auto-replanting when chopping down trees. Useful for deforestation!
* <code>/tptoggle requests</code> -- Disables teleport requests from other players.
* <code>/tptoggle friends</code> -- Disables your friends from instantly teleporting to you.
* <code>/names [player]</code> -- See all names a user went on the server. Only applicable to names they joined with.
* <code>/help</code> -- See a huge list of commands, spread over 9 pages.

''The following are incredibly situational/less useful commands.''
* <code>/horseinfo</code> -- ''Potentially tells the stats of a horsee... or, who owns it. I'm not entirely sure, as I didn't have any horses to test.''
* <code>/horse adduser [name]</code> - ???
* <code>/horse remuser [name]</code> - ???
* <code>/protecthorse</code> - ???
* <code>/unprotecthorse</code> -- ???
* <code>/claimhorse</code> -- "Protect a horse from claim."
* <code>/unclaimhorse</code> -- "Unclaim a horse you own."
* <code>/horse</code> -- "Manage a claimed horse."
* <code>/ping</code> -- "Pong!" ''[Additionally, shows your ping.]''

''There are so many horse commands... if anyone tests these out, please update the page.''

Fun trivia!
* Doing <code>/friend add froobynooby</code> results in "Your nab index is too high to friend that player."
* Doing <code>/friend add [yourname]</code> results in "That's just sad."
* Doing <code>/tpa [yourname]</code> works, and DOES let you teleport to yourself! ''Nothing happens, unfortunately.''

Server guide/Commands

2026-01-23T04:05:55Z

MakoMaris:

== Froobworld Commands ==
==== Table of Contents ====
'''A quick guide to see where you need to go, based on your needs.'''
# General Commands -- Self-explanatory.
# For New People -- Self-explanatory.
# How to Claim '''See below.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Quick Claim -- '''Quick claiming. Only useful for claiming a small area, not your whole base!'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Manual Selection '''The regular claiming system. Most useful for claiming your entire base in one go -- although, towns are as little more complicated.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Modifying an Area -- '''Useful to edit your claim. Adding users, removing them, etc.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Making Subclaims -- '''Very complicated. ONLY REALLY USEFUL FOR TOWNS -- NOT SOLO PLAYERS!'''
''Figured this would be best used as a centralized location for all useful commands.''
''Last Updated: January 22nd, 2026''
= General Commands =
''Ones you would use on a daily basis.''

# <code>/tpa [name]</code>, /tpaccept, /tpdeny -- Teleport to another player. As the receiver, accept their request, or deny it.
# <code>/tpahere [name]</code> -- Instead of teleporting to ''another player'', teleport that player to your location.
# <code>/home [name]</code> -- Teleport home. Obviously.
# <code>/back</code> -- If you're teleported away (or die), you can return to your previous location by using /back.
# <code>/sethome [name]</code> -- Set a home. ...Do I really need to explain all of these?
# <code>/spawn</code> -- Teleports you straight to jail! ''Not really...''
# <code>/afk</code> -- Go AFK. Go figures. [Also helps speed up the night, as long as one player is sleeping in a bed!]
# <code>/rtp</code> -- Teleports you to a random location. '''You only get 5, and you regenerate 1 every 2 hours.'''
# <code>/friend add [username]</code> -- Adds the inputted user as a friend. '''If both users friend each other, you can instantly teleport to them!'''
# <code>/friend remove [username]</code> -- Removes the inputted user from being a friend.
# <code>/friend list</code> -- Shows the friends you have added.
# <code>/lock</code> -- Edit a locked chest (i.e who can access it.)
= For New People =
''For all the new folk out there!''
# <code>/discord url</code> -- A link to the Discord.
# <code>/discord link</code> -- A little more important. Provides a code, which you must send to '''NabChat''' in order to link your Discord account, and speak in #ingame-chat.
# <code>/noxray</code>, <code>/nostealing</code>, <code>/borderwarning</code> -- Commands that you must enter, in order to do these three things (respectively): Mine any valuable ore, open any chest, or enter the Border Region.
= How to Claim =
''A guide on how to claim your area, and all commands related to that.''
=== Quick Claiming ===
The fastest way to request a protected area is to use the <code>/claim</code> command. It allows you to request an area in the inputted radius around the location where you're standing. (Max radius: 50 blocks)

To quickly request a claim, follow these steps:
# Stand in the center of the area you want to claim.
# Decide on a name for the claim. Try to be obvious about who owns it -- <code>MakoHome</code> is better than just <code>MyHouse</code>
# Decide on a radius depending on how large of an area you need to be (how many blocks in each direction you want to claim).
# Run the command <code>/claim [radius] [areaname]</code> to submit an area request.

'''IMPORTANT''': Your claim will ''NOT'' be immediately accepted! Staff will review your claim, and decide if they want to approve it. Do ''NOT'' pressure staff to approve your claim request!
=== Manual Selection ===
If the area you need to protect is larger than allowed with the quick claim method, or if you need more fine-level control over the area's dimensions, you should use this manual selection method.

Follow these steps to request a claim by manually selecting the corners of the area:
# Stand in one corner of the area you want to claim and type <code>/pos1</code>.
# Go to the opposite corner and type <code>/pos2</code>.
# Decide on a name for the claim. Try to be obvious about who owns it -- <code>MakoHome</code> is better than just <code>MyHouse</code>
# Run the command <code>/requestarea [areaname]</code> to submit an area request.

'''IMPORTANT''': Your claim will ''NOT'' be immediately accepted! Staff will review your claim, and decide if they want to approve it. Do ''NOT'' pressure staff to approve your claim request!
== Modifying a Claim ==
Useful to edit your claim. Adding users, removing them, etc.
=== Commands Directly Related to Adding Users ===

# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [playername]</code> -- Adds a user to your claim. Allows them to build and interact with the claim as normal.
# <code>/area remuser [areaname] [playername]</code> -- Removes a user from your claim. Disallows them from building or interacting with your claim.
''The following are less used, but still somewhat important/notable.''
# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [friends:MakoMaris]</code> -- Upon using this command, it will add all the users on MakoMaris' friend list to build and interact with the claim. '''Mostly useful for adding many players at once. Not recommended if you only want to add one person.'''
# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [Group:Veteran]</code> -- Upon using this command, it will allow '''all users sporting that rank''' to build and interact with your claim. '''Only recommended for shops, where you don't want new players to steal.'''
''Groups available to add: Newbie, Loyalist, Veteran, Trusted, Staff, Admin''

# <code>/area [addmanager] [areaname] [username]</code> -- Promotes a user to 'Manager'. This allows them to add people to the claim. However, managers cannot create other managers. '''Useful for towns only.'''

=== Commands to Add and Remove Flags ===
''Could be useful... eh, I personally don't see it for regular base use.''

'''Explanation, and List, of Flags''': Flags control what happen in an area. Disabling a certain flag will disable it from being able to happen ''within your claim''. The default flags are <code>no-build</code>, <code>no-interact</code>, <code>no-fire-spread</code>, <code>no-fire-destroy</code>, and <code>no-explosion</code>. Hopefully, these flags are self-explanatory.

However, there ''is'' one unique flag. <code>inherit-users</code>. Adding this flag will allow users from the 'parent area' to also access the subclaim. ''(See: Subclaims.)''

The command to access, and adjust, these flags are: <code>/area addflag [areaname] [flag name]</code>.

== Making Subclaims ==
'''Very complicated. ONLY REALLY USEFUL FOR TOWNS -- NOT SOLO PLAYERS!'''

''"I told them I had a theoretical degree in physics. They said, welcome aboard!''

=== What are subclaims, and why use them? ===
Subclaims (or, 'subareas') are claims that exist within a larger claim ('the parent claim'.) Subclaims' settings (such as allowed users) override those of the parent area. Mostly used for towns.

These are incredibly useful for town areas. They allow the owner of the larger claim to split up player's houses so that no neighbors can steal from each other, or invade the other's privacy without permission. They're also useful for other things, such as making settings for one area of your base differ from another (Think of arenas -- you can't fight in the seats, but you can in the main fighting area. This is thanks to subclaims!)

=== Subclaim Commands ===
The commands for subclaims are complicated at first glance, but they're not ''too'' bad once you learn them!
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Step !! Instruction
|-
| 1. Locate || Find the area you'll make a subclaim in. To do this, it's recommended to use the command <code>/areahere</code> to make sure it's within your claim.

Use <code>/area visualise [areaname]</code> to see the borders of the area. Helpful for Step 2!
|-
| 2. Plot claim points || Making subclaims is very similar to a regular claim. Walk to the two corners which define the border of your subclaim. Run <code>/p1</code> in one corner, and <code>/p2</code> in the other.

The corners of this subclaim must be entirely within your regular claim, which is why <code>/area visualize</code> is useful!
|-
| 3. Claiming || Once Step 2 is complete, you need to run the <code>/setarea</code> in a specific way.

The command to do so is: <code>/setarea [main-area-name]:[subclaim-name]</code>.

Example: <code>/setarea Nabtown:CommunityChests</code>
|-
| 4. Changing permissions || To change settings of a subarea, it is the same as for a standard area, just using subclaim naming commands.

So in the case of our example, we might do <code>/area remflag Nabtown:CommunityChests no-interact.</code>

See [[#Making_Modifying a Claim|Modifying a Claim]] for other modification commands.
|}

It ''is'' possible to make a subclaim ''within'' a subclaim. Simply follow the same steps as before, within that subclaim, and there you go!

If you have any difficulty understanding how to make a subclaim, ask on the Discord, or ask in-game! Players (and staff) are usually willing to help!

= Hidden Commands =
''Okay... these aren't really 'hidden'. They're just less-advertised commands. Sorry, the build-up must've been so intense. No refunds.''

* <code>/dynmap show</code> -- Shows you on the dynmap.
* <code>/dynmap hide</code> -- Hides you on the dynmap.
* <code>/noreplant</code> -- Disables the auto-replanting when chopping down trees. Useful for deforestation!
* <code>/tptoggle requests</code> -- Disables teleport requests from other players.
* <code>/tptoggle friends</code> -- Disables your friends from instantly teleporting to you.
* <code>/names [player]</code> -- See all names a user went on the server. Only applicable to names they joined with.
* <code>/help</code> -- See a huge list of commands, spread over 9 pages.

''The following are incredibly situational/less useful commands.''
* <code>/horseinfo</code> -- ''Potentially tells the stats of a horsee... or, who owns it. I'm not entirely sure, as I didn't have any horses to test.''
* <code>/horse adduser [name]</code> - ???
* <code>/horse remuser [name]</code> - ???
* <code>/protecthorse</code> - ???
* <code>/unprotecthorse</code> -- ???
* <code>/claimhorse</code> -- "Protect a horse from claim."
* <code>/unclaimhorse</code> -- "Unclaim a horse you own."
* <code>/horse</code> -- "Manage a claimed horse."
* <code>/ping</code> -- "Pong!" ''[Additionally, shows your ping.]''

''There are so many horse commands... if anyone tests these out, please update the page.''

Fun trivia!
* Doing <code>/friend add froobynooby</code> results in "Your nab index is too high to friend that player."
* Doing <code>/friend add [yourname]</code> results in "That's just sad."
* Doing <code>/tpa [yourname]</code> works, and DOES let you teleport to yourself! ''Nothing happens, unfortunately.''

Server guide/Commands

2026-01-23T04:04:26Z

MakoMaris:

== Froobworld Commands ==
==== Table of Contents ====
'''A quick guide to see where you need to go, based on your needs.'''
# General Commands -- Self-explanatory.
# For New People -- Self-explanatory.
# How to Claim '''See below.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Quick Claim -- '''Quick claiming. Only useful for claiming a small area, not your whole base!'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Manual Selection '''The regular claiming system. Most useful for claiming your entire base in one go -- although, towns are as little more complicated.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Modifying an Area -- '''Useful to edit your claim. Adding users, removing them, etc.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Making Subclaims -- '''Very complicated. ONLY REALLY USEFUL FOR TOWNS -- NOT SOLO PLAYERS!'''
''Figured this would be best used as a centralized location for all useful commands.
= General Commands =
''Ones you would use on a daily basis.''

# <code>/tpa [name]</code>, /tpaccept, /tpdeny -- Teleport to another player. As the receiver, accept their request, or deny it.
# <code>/tpahere [name]</code> -- Instead of teleporting to ''another player'', teleport that player to your location.
# <code>/home [name]</code> -- Teleport home. Obviously.
# <code>/back</code> -- If you're teleported away (or die), you can return to your previous location by using /back.
# <code>/sethome [name]</code> -- Set a home. ...Do I really need to explain all of these?
# <code>/spawn</code> -- Teleports you straight to jail! ''Not really...''
# <code>/afk</code> -- Go AFK. Go figures. [Also helps speed up the night, as long as one player is sleeping in a bed!]
# <code>/rtp</code> -- Teleports you to a random location. '''You only get 5, and you regenerate 1 every 2 hours.'''
# <code>/friend add [username]</code> -- Adds the inputted user as a friend. '''If both users friend each other, you can instantly teleport to them!'''
# <code>/friend remove [username]</code> -- Removes the inputted user from being a friend.
# <code>/friend list</code> -- Shows the friends you have added.
# <code>/lock</code> -- Edit a locked chest (i.e who can access it.)
= For New People =
''For all the new folk out there!''
# <code>/discord url</code> -- A link to the Discord.
# <code>/discord link</code> -- A little more important. Provides a code, which you must send to '''NabChat''' in order to link your Discord account, and speak in #ingame-chat.
# <code>/noxray</code>, <code>/nostealing</code>, <code>/borderwarning</code> -- Commands that you must enter, in order to do these three things (respectively): Mine any valuable ore, open any chest, or enter the Border Region.
= How to Claim =
''A guide on how to claim your area, and all commands related to that.''
=== Quick Claiming ===
The fastest way to request a protected area is to use the <code>/claim</code> command. It allows you to request an area in the inputted radius around the location where you're standing. (Max radius: 50 blocks)

To quickly request a claim, follow these steps:
# Stand in the center of the area you want to claim.
# Decide on a name for the claim. Try to be obvious about who owns it -- <code>MakoHome</code> is better than just <code>MyHouse</code>
# Decide on a radius depending on how large of an area you need to be (how many blocks in each direction you want to claim).
# Run the command <code>/claim [radius] [areaname]</code> to submit an area request.

'''IMPORTANT''': Your claim will ''NOT'' be immediately accepted! Staff will review your claim, and decide if they want to approve it. Do ''NOT'' pressure staff to approve your claim request!
=== Manual Selection ===
If the area you need to protect is larger than allowed with the quick claim method, or if you need more fine-level control over the area's dimensions, you should use this manual selection method.

Follow these steps to request a claim by manually selecting the corners of the area:
# Stand in one corner of the area you want to claim and type <code>/pos1</code>.
# Go to the opposite corner and type <code>/pos2</code>.
# Decide on a name for the claim. Try to be obvious about who owns it -- <code>MakoHome</code> is better than just <code>MyHouse</code>
# Run the command <code>/requestarea [areaname]</code> to submit an area request.

'''IMPORTANT''': Your claim will ''NOT'' be immediately accepted! Staff will review your claim, and decide if they want to approve it. Do ''NOT'' pressure staff to approve your claim request!
== Modifying a Claim ==
Useful to edit your claim. Adding users, removing them, etc.
=== Commands Directly Related to Adding Users ===

# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [playername]</code> -- Adds a user to your claim. Allows them to build and interact with the claim as normal.
# <code>/area remuser [areaname] [playername]</code> -- Removes a user from your claim. Disallows them from building or interacting with your claim.
''The following are less used, but still somewhat important/notable.''
# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [friends:MakoMaris]</code> -- Upon using this command, it will add all the users on MakoMaris' friend list to build and interact with the claim. '''Mostly useful for adding many players at once. Not recommended if you only want to add one person.'''
# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [Group:Veteran]</code> -- Upon using this command, it will allow '''all users sporting that rank''' to build and interact with your claim. '''Only recommended for shops, where you don't want new players to steal.'''
''Groups available to add: Newbie, Loyalist, Veteran, Trusted, Staff, Admin''

# <code>/area [addmanager] [areaname] [username]</code> -- Promotes a user to 'Manager'. This allows them to add people to the claim. However, managers cannot create other managers. '''Useful for towns only.'''

=== Commands to Add and Remove Flags ===
''Could be useful... eh, I personally don't see it for regular base use.''

'''Explanation, and List, of Flags''': Flags control what happen in an area. Disabling a certain flag will disable it from being able to happen ''within your claim''. The default flags are <code>no-build</code>, <code>no-interact</code>, <code>no-fire-spread</code>, <code>no-fire-destroy</code>, and <code>no-explosion</code>. Hopefully, these flags are self-explanatory.

However, there ''is'' one unique flag. <code>inherit-users</code>. Adding this flag will allow users from the 'parent area' to also access the subclaim. ''(See: Subclaims.)''

The command to access, and adjust, these flags are: <code>/area addflag [areaname] [flag name]</code>.

== Making Subclaims ==
'''Very complicated. ONLY REALLY USEFUL FOR TOWNS -- NOT SOLO PLAYERS!'''

''"I told them I had a theoretical degree in physics. They said, welcome aboard!''

=== What are subclaims, and why use them? ===
Subclaims (or, 'subareas') are claims that exist within a larger claim ('the parent claim'.) Subclaims' settings (such as allowed users) override those of the parent area. Mostly used for towns.

These are incredibly useful for town areas. They allow the owner of the larger claim to split up player's houses so that no neighbors can steal from each other, or invade the other's privacy without permission. They're also useful for other things, such as making settings for one area of your base differ from another (Think of arenas -- you can't fight in the seats, but you can in the main fighting area. This is thanks to subclaims!)

=== Subclaim Commands ===
The commands for subclaims are complicated at first glance, but they're not ''too'' bad once you learn them!
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Step !! Instruction
|-
| 1. Locate || Find the area you'll make a subclaim in. To do this, it's recommended to use the command <code>/areahere</code> to make sure it's within your claim.

Use <code>/area visualise [areaname]</code> to see the borders of the area. Helpful for Step 2!
|-
| 2. Plot claim points || Making subclaims is very similar to a regular claim. Walk to the two corners which define the border of your subclaim. Run <code>/p1</code> in one corner, and <code>/p2</code> in the other.

The corners of this subclaim must be entirely within your regular claim, which is why <code>/area visualize</code> is useful!
|-
| 3. Claiming || Once Step 2 is complete, you need to run the <code>/setarea</code> in a specific way.

The command to do so is: <code>/setarea [main-area-name]:[subclaim-name]</code>.

Example: <code>/setarea Nabtown:CommunityChests</code>
|-
| 4. Changing permissions || To change settings of a subarea, it is the same as for a standard area, just using subclaim naming commands.

So in the case of our example, we might do <code>/area remflag Nabtown:CommunityChests no-interact.</code>

See [[#Making_Modifying a Claim|Modifying a Claim]] for other modification commands.
|}

It ''is'' possible to make a subclaim ''within'' a subclaim. Simply follow the same steps as before, within that subclaim, and there you go!

If you have any difficulty understanding how to make a subclaim, ask on the Discord, or ask in-game! Players (and staff) are usually willing to help!

= Hidden Commands =
''Okay... these aren't really 'hidden'. They're just less-advertised commands. Sorry, the build-up must've been so intense. No refunds.''

* <code>/dynmap show</code> -- Shows you on the dynmap.
* <code>/dynmap hide</code> -- Hides you on the dynmap.
* <code>/noreplant</code> -- Disables the auto-replanting when chopping down trees. Useful for deforestation!
* <code>/tptoggle requests</code> -- Disables teleport requests from other players.
* <code>/tptoggle friends</code> -- Disables your friends from instantly teleporting to you.
* <code>/names [player]</code> -- See all names a user went on the server. Only applicable to names they joined with.
* <code>/help</code> -- See a huge list of commands. Not the best source, unfortunately.

''The following are incredibly situational/less useful commands.''
* <code>/horseinfo</code> -- ''Potentially tells the stats of a horse -- or, who owns it. I'm not entirely sure, as I didn't have any horses to test.''
* <code>/horse adduser [name]</code> - ???
* <code>/horse remuser [name]</code> - ???
* <code>/protecthorse</code> - ???
* <code>/unprotecthorse</code> -- ???
* <code>/claimhorse</code> -- "Protect a horse from claim."
* <code>/unclaimhorse</code> -- "Unclaim a horse you own."
* <code>/horse</code> -- "Manage a claimed horse."
* <code>/ping</code> -- "Pong!" ''[Additionally, shows your ping.]''

''There are so many horse commands... if anyone tests these out, please update the page.''

Fun trivia!
* Doing <code>/friend add froobynooby</code> results in "Your nab index is too high to friend that player."
* Doing <code>/friend add [yourname]</code> results in "That's just sad."
* Doing <code>/tpa [yourname]</code> works, and DOES let you teleport to yourself! ''Nothing happens, unfortunately.''

Server guide/Commands

2026-01-23T04:03:55Z

MakoMaris:

== Froobworld Commands ==
==== Table of Contents ====
'''A quick guide to see where you need to go, based on your needs.'''
# General Commands -- Self-explanatory.
# For New People -- Self-explanatory.
# How to Claim '''See below.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Quick Claim -- '''Quick claiming. Only useful for claiming a small area, not your whole base!'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Manual Selection '''The regular claiming system. Most useful for claiming your entire base in one go -- although, towns are as little more complicated.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Modifying an Area -- '''Useful to edit your claim. Adding users, removing them, etc.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Making Subclaims -- '''Very, very complicated. ONLY REALLY USEFUL FOR TOWNS -- NOT SOLO PLAYERS!'''
''I'm creating this page to have all useful commands labelled in one area. How nice of me, right? I'm not even getting paid for this!''
= General Commands =
''Ones you would use on a daily basis.''

# <code>/tpa [name]</code>, /tpaccept, /tpdeny -- Teleport to another player. As the receiver, accept their request, or deny it.
# <code>/tpahere [name]</code> -- Instead of teleporting to ''another player'', teleport that player to your location.
# <code>/home [name]</code> -- Teleport home. Obviously.
# <code>/back</code> -- If you're teleported away (or die), you can return to your previous location by using /back.
# <code>/sethome [name]</code> -- Set a home. ...Do I really need to explain all of these?
# <code>/spawn</code> -- Teleports you straight to jail! ''Not really...''
# <code>/afk</code> -- Go AFK. Go figures. [Also helps speed up the night, as long as one player is sleeping in a bed!]
# <code>/rtp</code> -- Teleports you to a random location. '''You only get 5, and you regenerate 1 every 2 hours.'''
# <code>/friend add [username]</code> -- Adds the inputted user as a friend. '''If both users friend each other, you can instantly teleport to them!'''
# <code>/friend remove [username]</code> -- Removes the inputted user from being a friend.
# <code>/friend list</code> -- Shows the friends you have added.
# <code>/lock</code> -- Edit a locked chest (i.e who can access it.)
= For New People =
''For all the new folk out there!''
# <code>/discord url</code> -- A link to the Discord.
# <code>/discord link</code> -- A little more important. Provides a code, which you must send to '''NabChat''' in order to link your Discord account, and speak in #ingame-chat.
# <code>/noxray</code>, <code>/nostealing</code>, <code>/borderwarning</code> -- Commands that you must enter, in order to do these three things (respectively): Mine any valuable ore, open any chest, or enter the Border Region.
= How to Claim =
''A guide on how to claim your area, and all commands related to that.''
=== Quick Claiming ===
The fastest way to request a protected area is to use the <code>/claim</code> command. It allows you to request an area in the inputted radius around the location where you're standing. (Max radius: 50 blocks)

To quickly request a claim, follow these steps:
# Stand in the center of the area you want to claim.
# Decide on a name for the claim. Try to be obvious about who owns it -- <code>MakoHome</code> is better than just <code>MyHouse</code>
# Decide on a radius depending on how large of an area you need to be (how many blocks in each direction you want to claim).
# Run the command <code>/claim [radius] [areaname]</code> to submit an area request.

'''IMPORTANT''': Your claim will ''NOT'' be immediately accepted! Staff will review your claim, and decide if they want to approve it. Do ''NOT'' pressure staff to approve your claim request!
=== Manual Selection ===
If the area you need to protect is larger than allowed with the quick claim method, or if you need more fine-level control over the area's dimensions, you should use this manual selection method.

Follow these steps to request a claim by manually selecting the corners of the area:
# Stand in one corner of the area you want to claim and type <code>/pos1</code>.
# Go to the opposite corner and type <code>/pos2</code>.
# Decide on a name for the claim. Try to be obvious about who owns it -- <code>MakoHome</code> is better than just <code>MyHouse</code>
# Run the command <code>/requestarea [areaname]</code> to submit an area request.

'''IMPORTANT''': Your claim will ''NOT'' be immediately accepted! Staff will review your claim, and decide if they want to approve it. Do ''NOT'' pressure staff to approve your claim request!
== Modifying a Claim ==
Useful to edit your claim. Adding users, removing them, etc.
=== Commands Directly Related to Adding Users ===

# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [playername]</code> -- Adds a user to your claim. Allows them to build and interact with the claim as normal.
# <code>/area remuser [areaname] [playername]</code> -- Removes a user from your claim. Disallows them from building or interacting with your claim.
''The following are less used, but still somewhat important/notable.''
# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [friends:MakoMaris]</code> -- Upon using this command, it will add all the users on MakoMaris' friend list to build and interact with the claim. '''Mostly useful for adding many players at once. Not recommended if you only want to add one person.'''
# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [Group:Veteran]</code> -- Upon using this command, it will allow '''all users sporting that rank''' to build and interact with your claim. '''Only recommended for shops, where you don't want new players to steal.'''
''Groups available to add: Newbie, Loyalist, Veteran, Trusted, Staff, Admin''

# <code>/area [addmanager] [areaname] [username]</code> -- Promotes a user to 'Manager'. This allows them to add people to the claim. However, managers cannot create other managers. '''Useful for towns only.'''

=== Commands to Add and Remove Flags ===
''Could be useful... eh, I personally don't see it for regular base use.''

'''Explanation, and List, of Flags''': Flags control what happen in an area. Disabling a certain flag will disable it from being able to happen ''within your claim''. The default flags are <code>no-build</code>, <code>no-interact</code>, <code>no-fire-spread</code>, <code>no-fire-destroy</code>, and <code>no-explosion</code>. Hopefully, these flags are self-explanatory.

However, there ''is'' one unique flag. <code>inherit-users</code>. Adding this flag will allow users from the 'parent area' to also access the subclaim. ''(See: Subclaims.)''

The command to access, and adjust, these flags are: <code>/area addflag [areaname] [flag name]</code>.

== Making Subclaims ==
'''Very, very complicated. ONLY REALLY USEFUL FOR TOWNS -- NOT SOLO PLAYERS!'''

''"I told them I had a theoretical degree in physics. They said, welcome aboard!''

=== What are subclaims, and why use them? ===
Subclaims (or, 'subareas') are claims that exist within a larger claim ('the parent claim'.) Subclaims' settings (such as allowed users) override those of the parent area. Mostly used for towns.

These are incredibly useful for town areas. They allow the owner of the larger claim to split up player's houses so that no neighbors can steal from each other, or invade the other's privacy without permission. They're also useful for other things, such as making settings for one area of your base differ from another (Think of arenas -- you can't fight in the seats, but you can in the main fighting area. This is thanks to subclaims!)

=== Subclaim Commands ===
The commands for subclaims are complicated at first glance, but they're not ''too'' bad once you learn them!
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Step !! Instruction
|-
| 1. Locate || Find the area you'll make a subclaim in. To do this, it's recommended to use the command <code>/areahere</code> to make sure it's within your claim.

Use <code>/area visualise [areaname]</code> to see the borders of the area. Helpful for Step 2!
|-
| 2. Plot claim points || Making subclaims is very similar to a regular claim. Walk to the two corners which define the border of your subclaim. Run <code>/p1</code> in one corner, and <code>/p2</code> in the other.

The corners of this subclaim must be entirely within your regular claim, which is why <code>/area visualize</code> is useful!
|-
| 3. Claiming || Once Step 2 is complete, you need to run the <code>/setarea</code> in a specific way.

The command to do so is: <code>/setarea [main-area-name]:[subclaim-name]</code>.

Example: <code>/setarea Nabtown:CommunityChests</code>
|-
| 4. Changing permissions || To change settings of a subarea, it is the same as for a standard area, just using subclaim naming commands.

So in the case of our example, we might do <code>/area remflag Nabtown:CommunityChests no-interact.</code>

See [[#Making_Modifying a Claim|Modifying a Claim]] for other modification commands.
|}

It ''is'' possible to make a subclaim ''within'' a subclaim. Simply follow the same steps as before, within that subclaim, and there you go!

If you have any difficulty understanding how to make a subclaim, ask on the Discord, or ask in-game! Players (and staff) are usually willing to help!

= Hidden Commands =
''Okay... these aren't really 'hidden'. They're just less-advertised commands. Sorry, the build-up must've been so intense. No refunds.''

* <code>/dynmap show</code> -- Shows you on the dynmap.
* <code>/dynmap hide</code> -- Hides you on the dynmap.
* <code>/noreplant</code> -- Disables the auto-replanting when chopping down trees. Useful for deforestation!
* <code>/tptoggle requests</code> -- Disables teleport requests from other players.
* <code>/tptoggle friends</code> -- Disables your friends from instantly teleporting to you.
* <code>/names [player]</code> -- See all names a user went on the server. Only applicable to names they joined with.
* <code>/help</code> -- See a huge list of commands. Not the best source, unfortunately.

''The following are incredibly situational/less useful commands.''
* <code>/horseinfo</code> -- ''Potentially tells the stats of a horse -- or, who owns it. I'm not entirely sure, as I didn't have any horses to test.''
* <code>/horse adduser [name]</code> - ???
* <code>/horse remuser [name]</code> - ???
* <code>/protecthorse</code> - ???
* <code>/unprotecthorse</code> -- ???
* <code>/claimhorse</code> -- "Protect a horse from claim."
* <code>/unclaimhorse</code> -- "Unclaim a horse you own."
* <code>/horse</code> -- "Manage a claimed horse."
* <code>/ping</code> -- "Pong!" ''[Additionally, shows your ping.]''

''There are so many horse commands... if anyone tests these out, please update the page.''

Fun trivia!
* Doing <code>/friend add froobynooby</code> results in "Your nab index is too high to friend that player."
* Doing <code>/friend add [yourname]</code> results in "That's just sad."
* Doing <code>/tpa [yourname]</code> works, and DOES let you teleport to yourself! ''Nothing happens, unfortunately.''

Server guide/Commands

2026-01-23T03:45:22Z

MakoMaris: A generalized location for all useful commands--from everyday use, to claims, to hidden commands.

== Froobworld Commands ==
==== Table of Contents ====
'''A quick guide to see where you need to go, based on your needs.'''
# General Commands -- Self-explanatory.
# For New People -- Self-explanatory.
# How to Claim '''See below.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Quick Claim -- '''Quick claiming. Only useful for claiming a small area, not your whole base!'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Manual Selection '''The regular claiming system. Most useful for claiming your entire base in one go -- although, towns are as little more complicated.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Modifying an Area -- '''Useful to edit your claim. Adding users, removing them, etc.'''
# ''How to Claim Series'': Making Subclaims -- '''Very, very complicated. ONLY REALLY USEFUL FOR TOWNS -- NOT SOLO PLAYERS!'''
''I'm creating this page to have all useful commands labelled in one area. How nice of me, right? I'm not even getting paid for this!''
= General Commands =
''Ones you would use on a daily basis.''

# <code>/teleport [name]</code>, /tpaccept, /tpdeny -- An obvious command. Teleport to another player. As the receiver, accept their request, or deny it.
# <code>/home [name]</code> -- Teleport home. Obviously.
# <code>/sethome [name]</code> -- Set a home. ...Do I really need to explain all of these?
# <code>/spawn</code> -- Teleports you straight to jail! ''Not really...''
# <code>/afk</code> -- Go AFK. Go figures. [Also helps speed up the night, as long as one player is sleeping in a bed!]
# <code>/friend add [username]</code> -- Adds the inputted user as a friend. '''If both users friend each other, you can instantly teleport to them!'''
# <code>/friend remove [username]</code> -- Removes the inputted user from being a friend.
# <code>/friend list</code> -- Shows the friends you have added.
= For New People =
''Mostly just here to be nice.''
# <code>/discord url</code> -- A link to the Discord.
# <code>/discord link</code> -- A little more important. Provides a code, which you must send to '''NabChat''' in order to link your Discord account, and speak in #ingame-chat.
# <code>/noxray</code>, <code>/nostealing</code>, <code>/borderwarning</code> -- Commands that you must enter, in order to do these three things (respectively): Mine any valuable ore, open any chest, or enter the Border Region.
= How to Claim =
''A guide on how to claim your area, and all commands related to that.''
=== Quick Claiming ===
The fastest way to request a protected area is to use the <code>/claim</code> command. It allows you to request an area in the inputted radius around the location where you're standing. (Max radius: 50 blocks)

To quickly request a claim, follow these steps:
# Stand in the center of the area you want to claim.
# Decide on a name for the claim. Try to be obvious about who owns it -- <code>MakoHome</code> is better than just <code>MyHouse</code>
# Decide on a radius depending on how large of an area you need to be (how many blocks in each direction you want to claim).
# Run the command <code>/claim [radius] [areaname]</code> to submit an area request.

'''IMPORTANT''': Your claim will ''NOT'' be immediately accepted! Staff will review your claim, and decide if they want to approve it. Do ''NOT'' pressure staff to approve your claim request!
=== Manual Selection ===
If the area you need to protect is larger than allowed with the quick claim method, or if you need more fine-level control over the area's dimensions, you should use this manual selection method.

Follow these steps to request a claim by manually selecting the corners of the area:
# Stand in one corner of the area you want to claim and type <code>/pos1</code>.
# Go to the opposite corner and type <code>/pos2</code>.
# Decide on a name for the claim. Try to be obvious about who owns it -- <code>MakoHome</code> is better than just <code>MyHouse</code>
# Run the command <code>/requestarea [areaname]</code> to submit an area request.

'''IMPORTANT''': Your claim will ''NOT'' be immediately accepted! Staff will review your claim, and decide if they want to approve it. Do ''NOT'' pressure staff to approve your claim request!
== Modifying a Claim ==
Useful to edit your claim. Adding users, removing them, etc.
=== Commands Directly Related to Adding Users ===

# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [playername]</code> -- Adds a user to your claim. Allows them to build and interact with the claim as normal.
# <code>/area remuser [areaname] [playername]</code> -- Removes a user from your claim. Disallows them from building or interacting with your claim.
''The following are less used, but still somewhat important/notable.''
# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [friends:MakoMaris]</code> -- Upon using this command, it will add all the users on MakoMaris' friend list to build and interact with the claim. '''Mostly useful for adding many players at once. Not recommended if you only want to add one person.'''
# <code>/area adduser [areaname] [Group:Veteran]</code> -- Upon using this command, it will allow '''all users sporting that rank''' to build and interact with your claim. '''Only recommended for shops, where you don't want new players to steal.'''
''Groups available to add: Newbie, Loyalist, Veteran, Trusted, Staff, Admin''

# <code>/area [addmanager] [areaname] [username]</code> -- Promotes a user to 'Manager'. This allows them to add people to the claim. However, managers cannot create other managers. '''Useful for towns only.'''

=== Commands to Add and Remove Flags ===
''Could be useful... eh, I personally don't see it for regular base use.''

'''Explanation, and List, of Flags''': Flags control what happen in an area. Disabling a certain flag will disable it from being able to happen ''within your claim''. The default flags are <code>no-build</code>, <code>no-interact</code>, <code>no-fire-spread</code>, <code>no-fire-destroy</code>, and <code>no-explosion</code>. Hopefully, these flags are self-explanatory.

However, there ''is'' one unique flag. <code>inherit-users</code>. Adding this flag will allow users from the 'parent area' to also access the subclaim. ''(See: Subclaims.)''

The command to access, and adjust, these flags are: <code>/area addflag [areaname] [flag name]</code>.

== Making Subclaims ==
'''Very, very complicated. ONLY REALLY USEFUL FOR TOWNS -- NOT SOLO PLAYERS!'''

''"I told them I had a theoretical degree in physics. They said, welcome aboard!''

=== What are subclaims, and why use them? ===
Subclaims (or, 'subareas') are claims that exist within a larger claim ('the parent claim'.) Subclaims' settings (such as allowed users) override those of the parent area. Mostly used for towns.

These are incredibly useful for town areas. They allow the owner of the larger claim to split up player's houses so that no neighbors can steal from each other, or invade the other's privacy without permission. They're also useful for other things, such as making settings for one area of your base differ from another (Think of arenas -- you can't fight in the seats, but you can in the main fighting area. This is thanks to subclaims!)

=== Subclaim Commands ===
The commands for subclaims are complicated at first glance, but they're not ''too'' bad once you learn them!
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Step !! Instruction
|-
| 1. Locate || Find the area you'll make a subclaim in. To do this, it's recommended to use the command <code>/areahere</code> to make sure it's within your claim.

Use <code>/area visualise [areaname]</code> to see the borders of the area. Helpful for Step 2!
|-
| 2. Plot claim points || Making subclaims is very similar to a regular claim. Walk to the two corners which define the border of your subclaim. Run <code>/p1</code> in one corner, and <code>/p2</code> in the other.

The corners of this subclaim must be entirely within your regular claim, which is why <code>/area visualize</code> is useful!
|-
| 3. Claiming || Once Step 2 is complete, you need to run the <code>/setarea</code> in a specific way.

The command to do so is: <code>/setarea [main-area-name]:[subclaim-name]</code>.

Example: <code>/setarea Nabtown:CommunityChests</code>
|-
| 4. Changing permissions || To change settings of a subarea, it is the same as for a standard area, just using subclaim naming commands.

So in the case of our example, we might do <code>/area remflag Nabtown:CommunityChests no-interact.</code>

See [[#Making_Modifying a Claim|Modifying a Claim]] for other modification commands.
|}

It ''is'' possible to make a subclaim ''within'' a subclaim. Simply follow the same steps as before, within that subclaim, and there you go!

If you have any difficulty understanding how to make a subclaim, ask on the Discord, or ask in-game! Players (and staff) are usually willing to help!

= Hidden Commands =
''Okay... these aren't really 'hidden'. They're just less-advertised commands. Sorry, the build-up must've been so intense. No refunds.''

* <code>/dynmap show</code> -- Shows you on the dynmap.
* <code>/dynmap hide</code> -- Hides you on the dynmap.
* <code>/noreplant</code> -- Disables the auto-replanting when chopping down trees. Useful for deforestation!
* <code>/tptoggle requests</code> -- Disables teleport requests from other players.
* <code>/tptoggle friends</code> -- Disables your friends from instantly teleporting to you.
* <code>/names [player]</code> -- See all names a user went on the server. Only applicable to names they joined with.
* <code>/help</code> -- See a huge list of commands. Not the best source, unfortunately.

''The following are incredibly situational/less useful commands.''
* <code>/horseinfo</code> -- ''Potentially tells the stats of a horse -- or, who owns it. I'm not entirely sure, as I didn't have any horses to test.''
* <code>/horse adduser [name]</code> - ???
* <code>/horse remuser [name]</code> - ???
* <code>/protecthorse</code> - ???
* <code>/unprotecthorse</code> -- ???
* <code>/claimhorse</code> -- "Protect a horse from claim."
* <code>/unclaimhorse</code> -- "Unclaim a horse you own."
* <code>/horse</code> -- "Manage a claimed horse."
* <code>/ping</code> -- "Pong!" ''[Additionally, shows your ping.]''

''There are so many horse commands... if anyone tests these out, please update the page.''

Fun trivia!
* Doing <code>/friend add froobynooby</code> results in "Your nab index is too high to friend that player."
* Doing <code>/friend add [yourname]</code> results in "That's just sad."
* Doing <code>/tpa [yourname]</code> works, and DOES let you teleport to yourself! ''Nothing happens, unfortunately.''

MakoMaris

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MakoMaris:

='''MakoMaris/Ryan'''=
''Previously latenoiseyryan''

'''Mako''' (or, at the time, '''latenoiseyryan''') joined Froobworld on [date], after taking a long break from Minecraft. Mako found himself falling in love with the server almost instantly, claiming it to have 'similar vibes' to an old server he used to play. From then on, spanning the period of a couple of months, he would play consistently almost everyday, or as much as he could.

= Map 11 =

===History of Map 11===

MakoMaris joined Map 11 somewhat late into it's lifespan. While there was no interesting incidents to occur, there were a few funny promises made--such as "owning the biggest sugarcane farm" (which was most likely true... but also held the title of "least efficient"!), and various jokes about fulfilling a prophecy, which never came to be.

===CEO===

As simple as it sounds -- after so long on Map 11, MakoMaris decided to become a business owner, mostly claiming it was because he liked to earn money. This was true, of course, but it was also because he needed somewhere to sell stuff he knew he would never use.

===Ryan and Mylf Podcast===

For a short time, Mako's 'claim to fame' was the "Ryan and Mylf Podcast"--hosted randomly whenever MakoMaris and '''MYLFINATOR69''' were in the same call together, these would usually consist of Mako and Mylf talking to each other about random things, while other callers would join in and listen, sometimes participating in the conversations themselves. The existence of the podcast was somewhat debatable, as both Mako and Mylf said some questionable things (that thankfully weren't recorded, so legally, we're in the clear here!)

=== Homes Map 11 ===
*'''Main Base:''' A humble home. Built by HiroKnight5, this was a big step up -- as, before this, he'd just slept on a singular bed outside.
*'''Old Base/New Farm:''' Mako's original home. Created like this because he was lazy and lacked any particular building skills, this served as Mako's 'house' for around half of his time on Map 11. For a short time, Mako's friend also lived here.

= Map 12 =

===First Join:===

MakoMaris first joined Map 12 on October 12th, 2025, a few months after it began. This was simply because he took a long break from Minecraft once more. Nothing notable has happened yet.

===Homes Map 12===
'''Sky Island''': While he hasn't built anything yet, Mako joined '''oufk''''s [potentially unnamed] Sky Island town on 10/12/25.

=Players Associated:=

Work In Progress

=A General Summary / A Personal Note=
''(Because I've got bad memory.)''

Despite some hiccups and bumps, I greatly enjoyed Map 11, and really Froobworld as a whole. It reminds me a lot of this old server I used to play, except admittedly... probably a lot better in the long run, and I really enjoyed finding a tight-knit community again after lacking one for a while. Thanks for letting me hang out with you guys.

''(Also, a tiny note, thank you for A_Sly_Potato, because... sorry, I stole your template. Lol.)

List of players

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MakoMaris:

This is a partial '''list of players''' on the froobworld server. If you would like to create your own player page you can use [[Nickname|this template]].

== Players ==



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* [[_Deuuce]]
* [[Alexler]]
* [[_A_sly_Potato_]]
* [[AwesomeHaloGirl]]
* [[Baby_T_Rex]]
* [[Birdtruther]]
* [[BirdJeans1]]
* [[Bjuju86]]
* [[BlackbirdFlyin]]
* [[Bloowulf]]
* [[Bonaan]]
* [[boopy73_]]
* [[Cakebaker9000]]
* [[Charmics]]
* [[Dellcat]]
* [[Dr3X_Tori]]
* [[DRTre_The_Knight]]
* [[elksie]]
* [[Fatoilynuts]]
* [[froobynooby]]
* [[GPRO678]]
* [[__Horror__]]
* [[Hobbeswyn]]
* [[iamweaboo000]]
* [[InfiniteG1itch]]
* [[Illumnex]]
* [[JacobTanner0207]]
* [[Jaron_the_Marmot]]
* [[Khaoticss]]
* [[Kinoko_6040]]
* [[Kipln]]
* [[kittywiz33]]
* [[KorokTheReaper]]
* [[LennyFaceIsTrash]]
* [[lookatminecraft]]
* [[MajorSlushie]]
* [[MangoRat]]
* [[MacelyGambit]]
* [[MakoMaris]]
* [[Metalic Shield]]
* [[Nathaniel____]]
* [[NatureGirl2008]]
* [[Olivia313]]
* [[OOFNUGGET_KING]]
* [[Presidium]]
* [[RobotSausage]]
* [[RookieGolden]]
* [[Sherry_A_H]]
* [[SillyCrow]]
* [[Smyoip]]
* [[Stinkerism]]
* [[ThaTallDude]]
* [[TheChief13]]
* [[TheHeroicKnight5]]
* [[TheInsomniacFish]]
* [[TobyMacster]]
* [[Triple squid]]
* [[Tsardall]]
* [[WaffleKing0407]]
* [[Wild1198]]
* [[Wingnut_the_real]]
* [[Wyretm]]
* [[xXTinyTimXx]]
</div>

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