MyTown Flags

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Flags are the heart of MyTown's protection: each one controls a single aspect of what is allowed inside a town or plot. Throughout the descriptions below, "regular players" means players who are not members of the town/plot and are not server operators.

Some flags apply to both towns and plots (with the plot value taking priority): enter, access, pickup, pvp, pve, mobs, entities, usage, activate, and fakers. A few flags apply only to towns, for performance reasons: modify, explosions, restrictions, and nearby.

Flag	Effect when set
`enter`	Whether regular players may enter the area
`access`	Whether regular players may open GUIs that change a block's contents/settings
`pickup`	Whether regular players may pick up items
`pvp`	Whether players may attack each other (applies to all non-operators)
`pve`	Whether regular players may attack/interact with passive entities; also shields residents from such damage
`mobs`	Whether hostile mobs may spawn or exist in the area
`entities`	Whether any entities (hostile or passive) may spawn or exist
`usage`	Whether regular players may use (right-click) items that can damage the area
`activate`	Whether regular players may right-click state-changing blocks (doors, buttons, levers, repeaters, etc.)
`fakers`	Whether fake players (e.g. golems, autonomous activators) may bypass flags applied to regular players
`modify`	Whether regular players may break or place blocks
`explosions`	Whether explosions are allowed; when off, exploding entities near the town are removed
`restrictions`	When true, residents are treated as regular players in town areas outside their own plots
`nearby`	Whether other players may found towns near this town (distance configurable in chunks)

Town flags are set with /town perm set <flag> <value> and listed with /town perm list; plot flags use the /town plot perm equivalents. Both town and plot permission commands offer a whitelister tool (currently a work in progress) that can let a specific block bypass protection for a chosen flag — for example whitelisting a furnace for the access flag so anyone may use it.