Legend: 

• Essential commands and settings are in bold. 
• Parameters in [square brackets] are optional, 
• Those in <brackets> are mandatory. 

Here are the zone maker commands. 

• /setzone <zone-name> 
• Mix and match the three modes of this command to define the warzone boundaries

1. Wand-Cuboid mode (what's a cuboid?)
• Type "/setzone ziggy" (or "/setzone ziggy wand").
• You'll receive a wooden sword. Left-click to place the first corner. Right-click to place the second cuboid corner.
• Drop the sword to deactivate warzone setting and resizing.
2. Wandless-Cuboid mode
• At one extremity, type "/setzone ziggy corner1" (or c1 or pos1 instead of "corner1").
• At the other end, type "/setzone ziggy corner2" (or c2/pos2).
• Make sure to remember what corner is where!
3. Classic Northwest/Southeast mode
• The old "/setzone ziggy <nw/se>" mode is still supported.
• By default, the Northwest corner becomes corner1 (with corner1 at the top block, y=127).
• i.e, to bring down the roof of a classic warzone, go to the Northwest corner at the desired height and type "/setzone ziggy c1".
• By default, the Southeast corner becomes corner2 (with corner2 at the bottom block, y=0).
• i.e, to bring up the floor of a classic warzone, go to the Southeast corner at the desired height and type "/setzone ziggy c2".
• Using nw/se to resize a cuboid warzone will not change the height of its corners.

• /savezone [zone-name] 
• Use to persist any aesthetic or practical changes made to the zone after the last save.  Must be in warzone or lobby. 
• Use optional named parameters to change zone config like with /zonecfg. See /zonecfg name parameters.
• For example:
• /savezone lifepool:8 teamsize:5 maxscore:7 autoassign:on ff:on blockheads:off spawnstyle:<big/flat/small> unbreakable:on nocreatures:on disabled:on, /savezone loadout:default, /savezone reward:default
• If you just want to change the configuration of the warzone and not save the blocks, use "/zonecfg" instead.
• Provide zone name if not standing inside zone or lobby.

• /setzonelobby <north/east/south/west/n/e/s/w>, /setzonelobby <zone-name>
• Lobbies are stuck by default at mid-height on the south side of a warzone.
• To change which wall the lobby is attached to, from inside the warzone or the lobby, type "/setzonelobby <north/east/south/west>".
• The lobby can also be detached from the warzone wall. When standing outside the warzone or lobby, use "/setzonelobby <warzone-name>" to move that warzone's lobby to your location.
• /setteam <team-color>
• Creates or moves a team spawn. The lobby is updated to reflect any new team. The only available teams are diamond, iron and gold. Must be warzone. 
• Available team colors are: diamond, iron, gold, white, orange, magenta, blue, green, pink, gray, purple, navy, brown, darkgreen, red and black.
• /setmonument <monument-name>
• Creates or moves a monument. Must be in warzone.
• /setteamflag <team-color>
• Adds or moves the team's flag post. Other teams can break the flag block and try to reach their own spawn or flag to score a point.
• /setbomb <bomb-name>
• Creates or moves a bomb. Must be in warzone.
• /setcake <cake-name>
• Creates or moves a cake. Must be in warzone.

• /zonecfg [zone-name]
• Warzone settings can be inherited from the War/global level, but they can be tweaked on a per-warzone basis.
• Use named parameters in any order to change configuration of the zone. This command does not save zone blocks like /savezone. Some changes may not be applied until you use /resetzone or the warzone resets automatically.
• For example:
• /zonecfg [zone-name] lifepool:8 teamsize:5 maxscore:7 autoassign:on ff:on blockheads:off spawnstyle:<big/flat/small> unbreakable:on nocreatures:on disabled:on, 
• /zonecfg loadout:default
• /zonecfg loadout:bomber
• /zonecfg reward:default
• The warzone settings are the following
• autoassign:<on/off>. Replaces the lobby team gates with a single door that automatically choose a team for the players. Off by default.
• bockheads:<on/off>. Gives all team members a head made of the wool color of their team. On by default.
• deathmessages:<on/off>. Toggles the War kill/death feed.
• disabled:<on/off>. Hides the warzone at the warhub. Prevents new players from joining the zone. Reset the zone with /resetzone to kick out players. Use to let normal player let you, the zonemaker, work in peace and to prevent accidental warzone resets while you're working.
• friendlyfire:<on/off>. Let team mates hurt each other.
• glasswalls:off. Turns off the magic glass walls. Players are bumped back into the zone if they stray outside. 
• instabreak:true. Makes blocks break instantly inside warzones. Useful for spleef. 
• minteams:1. Use in combination with minplayers. If you don't have minplayers players on at least minteams teams, then the players can't leave the spawn.
• minplayers:1. Use in combination with minteams.
• monumentheal:<number>. The number of hearts restored when healed randomly by a monument.
• nocreatures:<on/off>. Prevents mobs and animals from spawning inside the warzone. Off by default.
• nodrops:<on/off>. Turn on to prevent people from dropping inventory items on the ground manually (to prevent item exploiting). Off by default.
• pvpinzone:<on/off>. Turns off in-zone PVP. Useful for spleef. On by default.
• realdeaths:<on/off>. War intercepts and prevents real deaths for fast respawn. Turn on for better plugin cross-compatibility. Off by default.
• resetonempty:<on/off>. Whether the zone should reset automatically when the last player leaves (to give a clean playing field for the next players).
• resetonload:<on/off>. Whether the zone should reset automatically when the plugin loads.
• resetonunload:<on/off>. Whether the zone should reset automatically when the plugin unloads.
• unbreakable:<on/off>. Prevents the blocks in the warzone from being edited during a match. Off by default.

• You can also set warzone-level default for team settings. For example, teams will have 3 lives by default if you use "/zonecfg lifepool:3". Refer to /teamcfg below.
• Fill your inventory with the desired items and type "/savezone loadout:default" to change what item kit players receive when they respawn.
• To add an extra loadout (i.e. more classes). Type "/savezone loadout:<extra-loadout-name>". Players that are still standing in the spawn can toggle between loadouts by sneaking.
• Remove extra loadouts with "/zonecfg deleteloadout:<name>".
• Fill your inventory with the desired items and type "/savezone reward:default" to change what the winning team players get when they win a game (when the maxscore is reached).
• Customize the look of the lobby and the gameplay structures (monument, flag, cake, bomb)
• • /zonecfg lobbymaterial:<floor/outline/gate/light>. While holding block, change the look of the lobby (use air block to keep original floor).
  • If you are holding nothing (i.e. air) and you use this command with the "floor" or the "outline" parameter, it tells War to use the original floor instead of overwriting it.
  • Pro-tip (works with warhub as well): The brand new (slightly backwards) way to build a pretty warhub or warzone lobby is here!
  • First, build a nice area with a nice floor, colums or other details.
  • THEN, use /setwarhub or /setzonelobby to place your structure.
  • Switch out the materials with "/warcfg warhubmaterial:<floor/outline/gate/light>" or "/zonecfg lobbymaterial:<floor/outline/gate/light>".
  • Hold nothing while using the warhubmaterial:<floor/outline> or lobbymaterial:<floor/outline> command in order to keep your original floor.
  • Voilà! You have a pretty warhub or lobby!
  • If your lobby or warhub is already placed, I suggest moving it away, making a nice build, then placing it back in its original position once you are done. Akward, but it works!
  • /zonecfg material:<main/stand/light>. While holding block, change the look of the monument, flag, cake and bomb.
• Only zonemakers that are authors of a particular warzone can edit that warzone:
• To add an author to a warzone, use "/savezone author:<newname>".
• To remove an author, use "/savezone deleteauthor:<name>".
• You can print the current configuration with "/zonecfg print" or "/zonecfg -p".
• To restore inheritance to the War-level defaults, use "/warcfg delete:blockheads".
• Use "/setzoneconfig" as an alias.
• Provide zone name if not standing inside zone or lobby.

• /teamcfg [zone-name] <team-name>
• Team default configurations can be inherited from the War/global level or from the warzone-level. You can also tweak settings on a per-team basis.
• For example:
• /teamcfg blue lifepool:3 maxscore:15 teamsize:5
• The team settings are the following:
• flagmustbehome:true. Whether you can bring home a flag if your own flag is currently stolen.
• flagpointsonly:false. Use for pure CTF scoring.
• flagreturn:<both/spawn/flag>. Determines where flag carriers can return their flag to score a point.
• lifepool:<number>. Determines how many lives each team has before the zone blocks reset and a point goes to their adversaries.
• maxscore:<number>. The number of points a team can accumulate before the warzone and the teams are reset
• nohunger:true. Turns off hunger and food auto-regeneration.
• playerloadoutasdefault:true. A copy of the player inventory as he entered the warzone is used as the default loadout.
• respawntimer:<seconds>. Time before you can leave spawn after respawn.
• saturation:<0-20>. Controls how fast the player becomes hunger. 0 saturation means the player becomes hungry straight away.
• spawnstyle:<big/small/flat>. Changes the look of the team spawns. Default is big.
• teamsize:<number>. The size of each team. 
• Loadouts can be team-specific. For example, "/teamcfg red loadout:default" will give a different default loadout to team red compared to other teams.
• Print out the team config with "/teamcfg <team-name> print" or  "/teamcfg <team-name> -p".
• To restore inheritance to the War or warzone level, use "/teamcfg red delete:teamsize".
• Provide zone name if not standing inside zone or lobby.

• /setwarhub
• Create or moves a West-facing wall of portals. One portal per warzone. Warzones get a portal back to the warhub.
• /deletewarhub
• Deletes warhub and resets zone lobbies.
• /warcfg
• Examples:
• /warcfg pvpinzonesonly:on buildinzonesonly:on disablepvpmessage:on tntinzonesonly:on maxzones:12 lifepool:8 teamsize:5 maxscore:7 autoassign:on ff:on blockheads:off spawnstyle:<big/flat/small> unbreakable:on nocreatures:on
• /warcfg rallypoint:<zone-name>
• The global War settings are:
• buildinzonesonly:false. Set to true to limit building to inside warzones only. Give the 'war.build' permission to let people build outside warzone when this is true.
• disablebuildmessage:false. When buildinzonesonly:true, a warning appears to explain to users why they can't build.
• disablepvpmessage:false. When pvpnzonesonly:true, a warning appears to explain to users why they can't pvp.
• pvpinzonesonly:false. Restrict PVP to warzones only. Give the 'war.pvp' permission to those you want to let pvp outside.
• tntinzonesonly:false. Restrict TNT explosions to inside warzones.
• maxzones:12. Limit the number of warzones zonemakers can create.
• Changes the global, default warzone and War-level default team configuration values. 
• Refer to /zonecfg and /teamcfg.
• About global settings: note that pvp, tnt and building can be restricted to warzones-only with pvpinzonesonly, tntinzonesonly and buildinzonesonly. The maximum number of warzone can also be controlled with maxzones.
• Customize the look of the warhub
• /warcfg warhubmaterial:<floor/outline/gate/light> -> while holding block, change the look of the warhub (use air block to keep original floor).
• If you are holding nothing (i.e. air) and you use this command with the "floor" or the "outline" parameter, it tells War to use the original floor instead of overwriting it.
• See Pro-tip in /zonecfg above.
• To change where a player get teleported to at the end of a match (i.e. when the maxscore is reached), type "/setwarconfig rallypoint:<warzone-name>". This is useful for chaining warzones together, forcing people to warp to the next map in line when a game ends. For example stand in warzone ziggy's lobby while typing "/warcfg rallypoint:dusty" to make sure players go to warzone ziggy after a game in dusty.
• Use "/setwarconfig" as an alias.
• You can print the current configuration with "/warcfg print" or "/warcfg -p".
• /unloadwar
• Disables the plugin.
• /loadwar
• Enables the plugin.

Notes:   

Any command conflict can be worked around by prepending "war " to the command. For example, "/war setzone X" will work, as will "/war deleteteam <team-color>".

All commands that optionally take the zone name (e.g. with the [zone-name] parameter) can be used from the server console.

By default, War blocks all non-War commands inside warzones. To let some commands through this blanket ban, edit the war.yml configuration file, add commands to the list commandwhitelist then reload your server.

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