First Spawn configuration

Discussion in 'Bukkit Help' started by obscurehero, Jul 11, 2011.

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    obscurehero

    Hello! Using latest RB 953 (?). Java 1.6 (haven't upgraded to 1.7 yet)
    Using the following Plugins:

    • BigBrother
    • BorderGuard
    • CommandBook
    • CommandHelper
    • GoldStandard
    • HelpPages
    • iChat
    • iConomy
    • iConomyChestShop
    • mcMMO
    • MultiINV
    • MultiVerse
    • MyHome
    • MyWarp
    • Permissions
    • Residence
    • SpawnControl
    • WorldEdit
    • WorldGuard
    • dynmap
    • LWC
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    Ok. So, I'm trying to figure out how to use SpawnControl to control my spawns. I've already posted in the plugin thread but that thread doesn't get much activity. Basically, I want my players who join the server (new users) to spawn in a tiny "spawnworld" that I've created. Otherwise, I want users who quit to be able to re-spawn at their last location...and if they die to spawn back to their home/bed if they so desire. I've set-up a group spawn for my default group (Guest) but I have no great way of testing this as my server already has a record of me.

    I've tried to set my default world to my spawn world in the server.properties and multiverse config.yml, but then I run into the nether problem. Namely, users who try to make a SP like portal (obsidian+fire) will go to spawnworld_nether. This is NOT ideal, but another work-around.

    Any suggestions? Help!
     
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    titog176

    please dont act like that.
    all you do is stand in the spawn you built and type /setspawn and to test it type /spawn done.!
     
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    obscurehero

    If you read my initial post, lol, you'd know that I was talking about multiple worlds. /setspawn only sets the world specific spawn. This is helpful, but not terribly so. I want to set a specific spawn on a specific world for new users. Thanks for trying though!

    Here's a thought:

    I enter in spawnworld (the name of my...spawn world) in the server.properties file, but enter in my default world as Default_World in the multiverse.yml together with the Default_World_nether under 'nether:' in the same config. Would that work?

    Basically, like I said before, I just want new players to spawn in the spawn world, but I want users to be able to access the nether normally with obsidian and fire from one of my worlds (the survival world)...

    This didn't work :(

    I really have no idea how to set this up other than to set my spawnworld as the main world in server.properties

    EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.
     
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    sintri

    Try essentials, never actually used the spawn feature but it should work.

    ex spawn.yml
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    default:
    yaw: 0.0
    pitch: 0.0
    z: 0.0
    y: 79.0
    world: world
    x: 0.0
    newbies:
    yaw: 180.0
    pitch: 0.0
    z: 0.0
    y: 79.0
    world: world
    x: 0.0


    also config.yml
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    # When users die, should they respawn at their homes, instead of the spawnpoint?
    respawn-at-home: false
    # When a user interacts with a bed, should their home be set to that location?
    # If you enable this and remove default user access to the /sethome command, you can make beds the only way for players to set their home location.
    bed-sethome: false
    #if no home is set send you to spawn when /home is used
    spawn-if-no-home: false
     
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    obscurehero

    anyway I can get this feature without getting the REST of essentials?

    Thanks for the help BTW!!
     
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    sintri

    think you need essentials to run any of it's offshoot plugins. Though it does come with the ability to disable commands but inputting them under disabled-commands: in the config.yml
     
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    obscurehero

    I'll look into it. Thanks for the help! Does anyone know if spawncontrol can do this?
     
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