Below are all of the commands in Land Manager.

Any parameter in <diamondBrackets> is required.

Any parameter in [squareBrackets] is optional.

Usage: /lm area [areaName]

Displays details about the area.

Specifically, the following information:

• Owner
• Members
• Dimension
• Minimum Position
• Maximum Position
• Can Passive Mobs Spawn
• Can Hostile Mobs Spawn
• Can Explosions Cause Block Damage
• Can Non-Members Right-Click Blocks

Usage: /lm areas [page] [areaNameRegex]

Lists all areas. Can define the page to view by providing the [page] argument. Can filter area names by providing a regex to use as the [areaNameRegex] argument.

Usage: /lm claim [areaName]

Attempts to claim the area. If no [areaName] given, then will attempt to claim the area the player is standing in.

If the config permissions.claimRequest is enabled, then a claim request will be created and an OP will have to approve it (using the Approve or Disapprove commands). Otherwise if disabled, the claim will take effect immediately.

Usage: /lm members add <areaName> <playerName>

Usage: /lm members remove <areaName> <playerName>

Used by OPs or area owners to add or remove players from the area.

Usage: /lm myareas [page] [areaNameRegex]

Works like the Areas command, but only shows areas you are a member of. Can define the page to view by providing the [page] argument. Can filter area names by providing a regex to use as the [areaNameRegex] argument.

Usage: /lm setowner <areaName> [playerName]

Used by OPs or area owners to change the owner of the area to another member of the area. An area owner must specify an area member to change the owner to, however an OP can specify no player so that the area is not owned by anyone.

Usage: /lm show [areaName]

Will render areas in the world. If [areaName] is not provided, then will toggle showing all areas within range, specified by the client.showAllRadius config (16 blocks by default). If [areaName] is provided then will always only show that area. To stop showing an area, use this command again to show a different area or use the ShowOff command.

Usage: /lm showoff

Stops rendering any areas currently being shown by the Show command.

Usage: /lm op approve <requestId>

Approve a request by specifying its request ID then notifies and sets the player who created the request to be the new owner of the area. List all requests using the Requests command.

Usage: /lm op delete <areaName>

Deletes an area, regardless of if any members are part of it and notifies any ex-members that the area was deleted if they're online.

Usage: /lm op disapprove <requestId>

Disapproves a request by specifying its request ID and notifies the player if they're online. List all requests using the Requests command.

Usage: /lm op requests [page] [areaNameRegex]

Lists all claim requests. Can define the page to view by providing the [page] argument. Can filter area names by providing a regex to use as the [areaNameRegex] argument.

"Optional" means that the following commands can be configured to be available for non-OPs to use as well. The configs for these are under the permissions category in the config file.

If the config is enabled, then the command will be available under /lm <command>

If the config is disabled, then the command will be available under /lm op <command>

The examples will be in the format /lm <command> for simplicity, as if all the permissions configs were enabled for them.

Usage: /lm explosions <areaName>

Used by area owners or OPs to toggle whether explosions can deal damage inside the area.

Usage: /lm hostiles <areaName>

Used by area owners or OPs to toggle whether hostile entities can spawn in the area.

Usage: /lm interactions <areaName>

Used by area owners or OPs to toggle whether non-members can right click on blocks in the area.

Usage: /lm passives <areaName>

Used by area owners or OPs to toggle whether passive entities can spawn in the area.

Usage: /lm rename <areaName> <newAreaName>

Used by area owners or OPs to rename the area.

Usage: /lm tool

Gives the player the Admin Tool, which is used to create new areas.