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Land Developer Mod Wiki & Guide

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Adds tools and systems for terraforming and developing land areas.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Buy, Sell, and Trade Land Between Players and GroupsUnderstanding Land Economics The Land Developer Mod integrates with FSMM currency, allowing you to buy unclaimed…Claim Your First Chunks and Expand Your TerritoryStarting Your Land Claim Once you've created a municipality with /mun create , you'll have a starter district. To…Customize Your District Appearance and SettingsPersonalizing Your Territory Make your districts visually distinct and configure protection rules through the…Set Up Permissions and Control Who Can Build on Your LandAdding Players to Your Claims Protecting your land means controlling who can build, break blocks, or modify terrain.…

Frequently asked questions

How do I start a town in Land Developer Mod?
Stand on unclaimed ground where you want your town to be, then type /mun create to establish a new municipality with a starter district. You'll need to pay the creation fee in FSMM currency, which you can check beforehand with /ld fees.
What's the difference between chunks, districts, and municipalities?
Chunks are the smallest claimable unit (individual 16×16 blocks), districts are groups of linked chunks with shared settings, and municipalities are towns made up of multiple districts. Above those are counties and regions for larger-scale organization.
Do I have to pay fees to keep my land claimed?
Yes, claimed land has upkeep fees that are charged periodically. You can see the exact costs by typing /ld fees, and fees are automatically deducted from your FSMM account.
How do I add other players to my district so they can build?
Open your district menu with /dis, then use the player access list interface to add or remove specific players and set their permission levels for building and management.

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