Minecraft – Prevent people from logging off in certain areas

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I am currently making a bukkit server. I have trade rooms, however I do not want people to be able to log off inside them, and log in while someone is trading. How can I prevent this?

My idea is to make their characters tp to spawn if they log off in the area. Anyone know a plugin where I can do this? Or how to do it if I can with WorldGuard. Thanks.

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You could run a command to teleport them out again when they recognise, but you also could just run a command like /execute @e[type=Player] (x) (y) (z) /(command) onto a NOT gate to run a command that will teleport the other player out of there... I'm thinking put the command block under the trading room, put in something like /tp @e[type=Player,range=5] (x) (y) (z) and make sure that no other player can come within that radius.

Hope this helps!

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One possible reason could be data corruption. The Random Seed of each map is saved in the file, and this seed determines how the world looks. Due to data corruption during the crashes it could be that this seed has changed, which would effectively screw everything (but would deliver interesting results for sure).

Another possible explanation is that you either got a completely new map¹ or chunks got corrupted/replaced/lost.

Anyway, my best advice is to restore from backup. Even if you change the seed back (given that you know the original one) or find the corrupted chunks, there's not much to gain. Parts of the world are already corrupted and you could only remove them and let them regenerate.

¹: Don't laugh, that happened to me once...took me ten minutes to figure that out.

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In my opinion, your best bet here is to use Essentials' GroupManager. It's simple to set up, gives OPs all available commands and lets normal users play with basic permissions. All you have to do is download the Essentials Suite from here, paste the Jar files into your plugins directory and start the server to let it generate the default files.

Then, open plugins/GroupManager/Worlds/World/Groups.yml with your favourite text editor and tweak it a little. By default, new players will be added to the default group, which has no building permissions. If you change build: false to build: true under the info section, they'll be able to place and destroy blocks, and use a very basic set of commands.

groups:
  Default:
    default: true
    permissions:
    - essentials.help
    - essentials.helpop
    - essentials.list
    - essentials.motd
    - essentials.rules
    - essentials.spawn
    inheritance: []
    info:
      prefix: '&e'
      build: false
      suffix: ''

  ...

If you want to give your users some more freedom, change default: false to default: true for the Builder group. You can also remove some commands you don't want them to have while still conserving the other ones, such as essentials.kit and essentials.kit.tools. You can also change the group of the already existing users editing plugins/GroupManager/Worlds/World/Users.yml.

For more advanced Permission management, I'd recommend Permissions 3.x before DefaultCommands.

Edit: Here's a really useful command reference for GroupManager: forums.fragnet.net/minecraft/588-essentials-command-reference.html

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