Nations

Full Description
Defining Nations
Nations would be a plugin that would allow the Minecraft world to be
divided into ‘nations’. ‘Nations’ would be able to be defined by someone
with the permission to do so. Anywhere that is not defined as a ‘nation’
would be the ‘deadzone’ area. A ‘nation’ would be defined with a ‘nation
wand’ which can be obtained by typing /nations wand . With this, a user
can select as many ‘waypoints’ as they want, and then type /nations define
<nation name> to set the nation. Within the ‘waypoints’ set, from sky to
bedrock, is where the ‘nation’ will be set.

Nation Configuration
There would be various options that a user with the permission to do so
can set for a nation. They would be set with /nation config <nation>
<option> <value> . They include:
- PvP values: true/false description: Defines whether or not pvp is
allowed in the nation default: true
- MobSpawn values: true/false description: Defines whether or not
hostile mob spawning is allowed in the nation default: true
- Regen values: none/slow/medium/fast description: sets the rate at
which health regenerates default: medium
- Effects values: speed/jump/haste/regen/strength/none description:
sets what effects a user has permanently within the nation, any
number of effects can be specified, separated by a comma (eg.
speed,haste) default: none
- Greeting values: any text with color codes description: sets the
message a user receives when they enter the nation default:
&aWelcome to the nation!
- Exit values: any text with color codes description: sets the message a
user receives when they exit the nation default: &aYou’re leaving the
nation!

Players and Nations
When a player joins the server for the first time, by default they are not in
any nation. They can join a nation by running the command /nation join
<name> , the nations can be listed off to them through /nation list . Once
they join a nation, they will be teleported to it, and they will be able to
build in it (they cannot build in other nations). Players will be only be able
to join one nation at a time, if they wish to switch, they will have to run the
command /nation immigrate <nation name> and they will have 20 minutes
to type /nation immigrate confirm otherwise the immigration will be
canceled. If they type the confirmation, they will be automatically be
teleported to a new nation, all of their money will be converted into that
nation’s currency, and they will be able to build in their new nation, there
is a configured cost for immigration. Players can also temporarily travel to
other nations through /nations travel <nation name> , and it will send them
to that nation. It costs a configured amount each time a player travels
from nation to nation. If a player gets teleported to another nation by a
third party plugin (eg. Essentials via /warp), the plugin will deny a player to
do so unless they type /nations travel <nation name> . A player can be
banned from entering a certain nation by someone who has permission,
the command /nations ban <nation name> <player> would be run to do so.
The Dead Zone
The Dead Zone , would be the area in between nations; anywhere where a
nation is not defined, is considered part of the dead zone. When a player
crosses into the dead zone, they are given the slowness potion effect, and
on and off nausea effect (nausea for 5 seconds, then no nausea for 25).
Mobs spawn three times as fast, there is no health regeneration, and the
surface is infested with cave spiders and witches. In the deadzone, no fly or
godmode or creative mode will be possible. Though, when an ore is mined,
it will drop 3x the amount of the item. When a user leaves the deadzone,
the effects will be removed, and they will start regenerating health as
normal.

Nation Economy
Each nation has their own economy. The users that belong to a certain
nation will have to use that specific economy, and their balance will be in
that. A user with the permissions to do so can take money away from a
player with /neco take <amount> <player> and give with /neco give
<amount> <player> as well as set their balance with /neco set <amount>
<player> . A player can transfer money with /neco transfer <amount>
<player> , and check their balance with /neco bal . If a player spends money
in a nation that is not their own, the money they spend will be converted,
as well as the money they earn.
Economy Configuration
There would be various options that could be set for each nation’s
economy by someone with the permission to do so. They would be set
with /neco config <nation> <option> <value> .
- Name values: any 3 letters description: the name of the economy for
their nation default: first three letters of nation name
- Ratio values: (1-10):10 description: sets the ratio at which one dollar
in the specific economy is worth compared to the standard default:
10:10
- Interest values: a percentage description: sets the rate at which a
user receives interest to their balance per week default: 0
- TravelCost values: money description: sets the cost to travel to the
nation default: 1000
- ImmigrateCost values: money description: sets the cost to immigrate
to the nation default: 10000
Economy Signs
Economy signs would be created by someone with the permission to do
so, it would be laid out like this:
[Buy]
<amount>
<item name>
<price>
[Sell]
<amount>
<item name>
<worth>
When a user clicks a buy sign, they will be given the specific amount of
items, and the money will be taken away from them. When a user clicks a
sell sign, they have the amount of item taken away from them, and they
will receive the money.
Nation Rules
Each nation will have its own set of rules. A user with the permissions to do
so can add a rule to a nation with /nation addrule <nation> <rule> . Rules
can be read by players with /nation rules . When a rule is added, it is
automatically added to the bottom of the list. A rule can be removed by
/nation removerule <nation> <number that rule appears on list> .

Brief Description
Nations will allow nations to be defined on the map, where nations are not
claimed is the dead zone. Each nation has different properties (such as pvp
being enabled or not), and economy. Users can live amongst these
nations.

Commands & Permissions
Nations
/nations wand - Gives user the nation defining wand (a piece of flint)
nations.admin.wand
/nations define <nation name> - Creates a nation from sky to bedrock with
the selected area from sky to bedrock
nations.admin.define
/nations config <nation> <option> <value> - Set a certain configuration
option for a nation
nations.admin.config
/nations description <nation> <description> - Set a description for a nation
nations.admin.description
/nations addrule <nation> <rule> - Adds a rule to a specific nation
nations.admin.addrule
/nations removerule <nation> <number that rule appears on list> -
Removes a specific rule from a specific nation
nations.admin.removerule
/nations info <player|nation> - Find out information about a specific player
(what nation they’re in, how much money they have), or about a specific
nation (what players are online in nation, how much money the nation has
in total)
nations.mod.info
/nations goto <nation> - Go to a specific nation and bypass the fee
nations.mod.goto
/nations ban <player> - Bans a player from going to a specific nation
nations.mod.ban
/nations join <nation> - Makes new player join a specific nation, can only
be ran once
nations.player.join
/nations list - Lists all of the nations with a description for each
nations.player.list
/nations immigrate <nation> - Makes player who has already joined a
nation immigrate to a new nation
nations.player.immigrate
/nations immigrate confirm - Confirms immigration for player who ran
immigration command
nations.player.immigrate
/nations travel <nation name> - Makes player temporarily travel to another
nation
nations.player.travel
/nations home - Makes player return to their own nation
nations.player.travel
/nations rules - Gives player a list of rules for the specific nation that they
are in
Nations Economy
/neco give <amount> <player> - Gives a specific amount of money to a
specific player
neco.admin.give
/neco take <amount> <player> - Takes a specific amount of money from a
specific player
neco.admin.take
/neco set <amount> <player> - Sets a specific amount of money for the
balance of a specific player
neco.admin.set
/neco config <nation> <option> <value> - Sets a certain option for a
nation’s economy
neco.admin.config
Economy signs - Signs that a user can create (buy and sell)
neco.admin.sign
/neco balance [player] - Gives player their balance, or a balance for a
specific player
neco.player.bal
/neco transfer <amount> <player> - Makes player transfer a specific
amount of money to another player, if the player is in another nation, the
money is automatically converted to fit their economy