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Last updated September 6, 2017. Created on April 16, 2016.
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The New Eden Creative Realm offers players a place to play Minecraft in Creative Mode. Players can get their own protected plots, build on them, expand their Plot by merging nearby Plots into a larger Plot, and get access to some limited WorldEdit commands through the Perks system.
The Creative Realm can be accessed using the main menu, type /menu in-game to access it.
To get started, you'll need to claim a plot for yourself. To do this, you can either type /plot auto to automatically select a random empty plot to claim, or you can type /plot claim whilst within an empty plot to claim that specific plot. If you wish to know if a plot has been previously claimed,
You can see information about your plot by using the command /plot info, including its ID, biome, those who have access to it and more.
Note: It is not possible to claim a plot that another player is already building on, even if their plot is currently blank.
By default, other players can walk or fly into your claimed plot. However, they do not have the ability to place, break or use blocks & items within your plot. If you wish to let another player build within your plot, type /plot trust <username>. This does allow a player to build on the plot, so please use this command wisely to avoid any unnecessary accidents. If wish to remove a player's access to your plot, simply type /plot untrust <username>.**
**Remember: Moderators have permanent access to every plot for the sake of peacekeeping and stopping any builds that are potentially slowing down the server. Whoever you allow to build on your plot is your responsibility. We will not be held liable if a player smashes up your stuff when you gave them access to it.
If for example you decide that you no longer want a particular plot, you can remove your claim to it. To do this, you need to stand inside the plot and type /plotme delete, this will remove you from that plot and empty it.
If you just want to clear the plot and delete everything on it but still want to own the plot, stand inside the plot and type /plot clear to remove everything from that specific plot.
It is possible to change the biome of your plot to any of the current biomes in Minecraft. To do so, stand inside the plot and type /plot biome <biome name>.
Note: this feature is a premium feature and can be purchased through our Online Store either for a one time fee or as part of our subscription package
All possible nametags of the biomes you can input into the /plot biome command are listed below. This list can also be found on the server by typing in /plot biome:
Ocean Plains Desert Extreme_Hills Forest Taiga Swampland River Hell Sky Frozen_Ocean Frozen_River Ice_Flats Ice_Mountains Mushroom_Island Mushroom_Island_Shore Beaches Desert_Hills Forest_Hills Taiga_Hills Smaller_Extreme_Hills Jungle Jungle_Hills Jungle_Edge Deep_Ocean Stone_Beach Cold_Beach Birch_Forest Birch_Forest_Hills Roofed_Forest Taiga_Cold Taiga_Cold_Hills Redwood_Taiga Redwood_Taiga_Hills Extreme_Hills_With_Trees Savanna Savanna_Rock Mesa Mesa_Rock Mesa_Clear_Rock Void Mutated_Plains Mutated_Desert Mutated_Extreme_Hills Mutated_Forest Mutated_Taiga Mutated_Swampland Mutated_Ice_Flats Mutated_Jungle Mutated_Jungle_Edge Mutated_Birch_Forest Mutated_Birch_Forest_Hills Mutated_Roofed_Forest Mutated_Taiga_Cold Mutated_Redwood_Taiga Mutated_Redwood_Taiga_Hills Mutated_Extreme_Hills_With_Trees Mutated_Savanna Mutated_Savanna_Rock Mutated_Mesa Mutated_Mesa_Rock Mutated_Mesa_Clear_Rock
The amount of Plots you can claim depends on the rank you have:
You can claim additional Plots by typing /plot auto and you will be allocated an additional Plot, or by finding an unclaimed plot and typing /plot claim to claim it.
In some circumstances you may find that you can't remember where one of your plots are. Not to worry! If you type /plot home <number> (e.g. /plot home 1 or /plot home 2 depending on how many plots you have claimed), you will be able to teleport to the specific plot.