Command Reference
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  A list of all commands supported by the plugin:

/coords - Displays your current coordinates

/rcreate <name> node [height] - Creates a region based on the nodes from /rnode
/rcreate <name> circle [height] - Creates a circle region with its center set to your position
/rcreate <name> global - Creates a new global region

/rflag help list - Lists flags
/rflag help <flagname> - Provides help for a flag
/rflag <region> list - Lists all set flags of a region // in the next update this will be changed to just /rflag <region>
/rflag <region> <flagname>: Shows current values for flag and information about flag
/rflag <region> <flagname> add <option> <value1> <value2> ...: Adds one or more values to an option (only works with array options) 
/rflag <region> <flagname> remove <option> <value1> <value2> ...: Removes one or more values from an option (only works with array options) 
/rflag <region> <flagname> set <option> <value>: Sets value for an option (only works with non-array options) 
/rflag <region> <flagname> delete: Deletes the flag

Array options are usually ending with "List" in their name e.g. InteractionList, ItemList, BuildableList, etc.

/rowner <add/remove> <region> <name/id> - Adds or removes someone as owner from a region
/rowner list <region> - Lists owners of a region

/rmember <add/remove> <region> <name/id> - Adds or removes someone as member from a region
/rmember list <region> - Lists members of a region

/rnode - Adds a node for node regions
/rnode undo - Removes last node
/rnode clear - Removes all nodes

/rpriority <region> <priority> - Sets the priority of a region.

/rredefine <name> [...] - Recreates a region. The command syntax is the same as /rcreate (e.g. /rredefine test circle 10)

/rremove <name> - Deletes a region

/rteleport <region> set - Sets teleport location for a flag
/rteleport <region> - Teleports to a region

/rremovemarkers - Removes glitched markers from /rnode.


Creating a Region
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  Global, node and circle type regions are supported:
  
/rcreate <name> circle <radius> [height]
/rcreate <name> global
/rcreate <name> node [height]

  Circle regions are based on 2D distance to its center (which is the position where you have created it).

  Node regions are based on nodes (corners of your region) which you need to set with /rnode first.
When you run the command, pillars will spawn to visualize the regions bounds. The pillars will be gone once you create the region.
If the pillars do not get removed for some reason, you can use /rremovemarkers near them.

  Global regions consist of the whole map.
There is always the default builtin global region __global.

Example: Creating a simple circle region.
/rcreate MyRegion circle 250


Configuring a Region with Flags
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  Flags are like "options" for a region. For example, they can control what actions are restricted inside a region.
You can see all flags with /rflag help list. To get more help and see options of a flag, you can use /rflag help <flagname>.

  To set a flag, you can use /rflag <region> <flagname> set <option> <value>.

  Flags can have multiple options (for example, in the case of entermessage, they are Message, Color, IsRichText and IconURL)

  Examples:
  1) Setting message when entering a region:
/rflag MyRegion entermessage set message "Hello world" 
You always need to use quotes if your value is a text with spaces.

  2) Blocking placing items with id 24
/rflag MyRegion noplace set enabled true // blocks placing anything by default
/rflag MyRegion noplace set listmode Blacklist // only block items we specify
/rflag MyRegion noplace add BuildableList 24 // add item to the list of items


Region Priorities
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  Regions can have priorities. This means that in case of conflicts on overlapping regions with different flag values, the flag of the region with the higher priority will be used.
For example, if Region A is inside Region B, Region B has noplace true and Region A has noplace false, the region with higher priority will be preferred.

  The __global region has a default priority of -1.
  All other regions have a default priority of 0.

  To set the priority of a region, use /rpriority <region> <priority>.

  Here is an example:
/rflag __global noplace set enabled true // disallow building globally (which has a priority of default -1)
/rflag MyRegion noplace set enabled false // allow building inside "MyRegion" (which has a priority of default 0)

  Since "MyRegion" has a higher priority, noplace will not apply to anyone inside it.


Group Options
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  Sometimes you may want to apply different option values based on region or permission groups.
You can set flag options based on region group (/rowner and /rmember) or on permission groups.
To set values for region groups, append "-g <nonmembers/members/owners/environment>" to the /rflag command. 

  Here is an example:
/rflag MyRegion noplace set enabled true // Prevent everyone by default from building
/rflag MyRegion noplace set enabled false -g owners // But allow owners of the region to build

  This also works for permission groups when appending "-p <groupname>":
/rflag MyRegion noplace set enabled true // Prevent everyone by default from building
/rflag MyRegion noplace set enabled false -p admin // But allow admins to build inside the region

  Some flags support the environment group. Environment values are used for everything that is not directly triggered by a player.
Example for environment values: zombies damaging barricades (nodestroy flag), grenades exploding next to vehicles (novehicledamage flag), etc.