The gods of the land (admins) have the ability to start and end wartime mode. Any town belonging to a nation may be required to pay the nation a daily upkeep as well. The money is tunnelled to the town's bank account that only the mayor can withdraw from, except if the town belongs to a nation.
Residents themselves have no limit on how many they claim, however the daily tax (when using alongside an economy plugin) will take a bite out of their resources. So claiming a townblock (a grid square) allows that section of land to follow your town's or the plot owner's permissions.Įach town can claim up to a certain amount of townblocks, a set ratio or amount configured in the setting that is relative to the amount of players taking residence in that town. The default size for grid squares is 16x16, similar to the chunk size (configurable when you start using towny). The protection ignores the height and focuses on the x and z planes. The 384 being the height from the bedrock floor to the clouds in the sky. For those unaware, minecraft servers are broken up into 16x16x384 sections of blocks. The basis of protection follows under how the world is separated into chunks. The player can allow his friends from out of town to build on his land when even his very own town's people can't build if he so wishes. Players can also purchase land from the town, as well as an optional daily tax set by the mayor. They both have their own assistants to help run their respective people. Each town has a mayor, while a nation has a king. The plugin itself is a manager for a Resident-Town-Nation hierarchy, as well as a block permission manager for a grid-like protection system. Towny is a plugin for a Bukkit modded Minecraft server.
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