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Using TShock for Hosting Games

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  1. Using TShock for Hosting Games
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  9. Config File
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  13. You should have a config file inside your TShock folder, it changes many different things in the game. Take lots of care to make sure that it is formatted correctly or you might have to reset the config file.
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  17. Useful config parameters:
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  19. "IgnoreNoClip": false, - changes whether TShock will check if people are trying to use noclip, I highly recommend changing this to true, if you have it as false the no clip detection will often wrongly accuse people while placing blocks or going through active/inactive stone block gates
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  21. "DisableBuild": false, - changes whether people or not, this can be chanegd in game using /antibuild
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  23. "SpawnProtection": true, - changes whether people can build in the spawn or not, this can be changed in game using /protectspawn
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  25. "SpawnProtectionRadius": radius, - changes the size of area that will be protected with the spawn
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  27. "DefaultMaximumSpawns": number, - the number changes the default amount of mobs then can natural spawn at once
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  29. "TileKillThreshold": 60, - changes the amount of tiles that can be destructed at once by a player, I recommend highly increasing this number if you want people to be able to use dynamite
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  31. "DisableInvisPvP": false, - changes whether invis potions will work when players have PvP enabled or not
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  37. TShock Commands
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  41. When something is in "quotes" then make sure you type it with the "quotes", it's so that names with spaces can be recognized properly.
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  43. -----
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  45. Common commands while hosting:
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  47. /kick "player name" - kicks the player from the server
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  49. /ban add "player name" - bans the player from the server, using their ip
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  51. /ban del "player name" - unbans the player if they are banned
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  53. /mute "player name" - prevents the player from saying anything in the chat until they leave the server or you use the command again on them
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  55. /kill "player name" - kills the player
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  57. /heal "player name" - fully heals the player
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  59. /tp "player name" - teleports you to the player
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  61. /tphere "player name" - teleports the player to you
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  63. /tphere all - teleports everyone to you
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  65. /warp add "warp name" - adds a warp to the place you are standing
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  67. /warp "warp name" - teleports you to that warp place
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  69. /time noon - sets the time to the middle of the day, most used time setting
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  71. /time day/night/dusk/midnight - changes the time to start of day/start of night/start of night/middle of night
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  73. /ui "player name" - gives information about the player, including their ip
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  75. /i "item name" gives you a full stack of that item
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  77. /i "item name" amount prefix - gives you the item with that amount with that prefix
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  79. /g "item name" "player name" - gives the player a full stack of that item
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  81. /g "item name" "player name" amount prefix - gives the player the item with that amount with that prefix
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  83. /clear all - removes all items on the server, e.g. the items when someone hardcore dies
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  85. /sm "mob name" - spawns one of that mob/npc
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  87. /sm "mob name" amount - spawns the amount specified of that mob/npc
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  89. /butcher - kills all mobs on the server
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  91. /maxspawns 0 - turns off natural mob spawns
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  93. /maxspawns default - changes the mob spawns to normal
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  95. /antibuild - changes whether people can build in the server or not
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  97. /protectspawn - changes whether people can build in the spawn or not
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  99. /additem "item name" - stops people from being able to use that item
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  101. /delitem "item name" - allows people to use that item
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  103. /exit - shuts down the server
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  108.  
  109. Setting up regions
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  113. Regions are boxes which certain people can't edit, very useful in some building games.
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  117. Basic Regions:
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  119. You'll need to make a box, to do so choose 2 opposite corners of the box.
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  121. To specify a corner type </region set 1> and then try to place a block of mine a block on the corner.
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  123. Do the same for the other corner, but this time type </region set 2>.
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  125. After that type </region define "region name"> and then the region will be created, and only admins will be able to edit blocks there
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  129. Region z:
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  131. Region z allows you to create basically anti regions inside regions. What this means is that you can create a region inside another one and the new region over rides the old one. With this you can do stuff like protect an arena except for a box of blocks which are intended to be mined.
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  133. Create a larger region which encompasses everything you don't want to be mined/buildable. For example this will be called region1.
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  135. Then create another region which encompasses everything you want to be able to mined/buildable. For example this will be called region2.
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  137. Then type "/region z region2 1" and unprotect region2 by doing "/region protect region2 false"
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  139. Then people can't mine in region1 unless region2 is there too.
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  141. The priority of the region checked is determined by it's number set using region z. The default is 0, the highest number region will be checked. Change the priority by doing "/region z "region name" prioritynumber"
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  145. Some more useful region commands:
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  147. /region protect "region name" true/false - makes it so people can build or not in the region
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  149. /region name - it will tell you the name of the region of the next block you try to place or break
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  151. /region delete "region name" - deletes the region
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  158. Plugins
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  162. There are various useful plugins, some are useful generally while other are more related to gamemodes.
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  166. Warp Plates
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  168. Link: http://tshock.co/xf/index.php?threads/1-12-modified-advanced-warpplates-unofficial.1562/
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  170. This is very useful for moving players around and is used in various gamemodes.
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  172. If a player stands on a warp plate they will teleport to another warp plate.
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  174. List of useful commands:
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  176. /swp "warp plate name" - creates a warp plate where you are standing
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  178. /swpd "warp plate 1" "warp plate 2" connects the 2 warp paltes so standing on warp plate 1 warp you to warp plate 2
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  180. /swpdl "warp plate name" time - changes the time in seconds it takes for the warp plate to work, default is 3 seconds
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  182. /swpw "warp plate name" width - changes the width of the warp plate, default is 3 blocks
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  184.  
  185. -Unfinished, will finish this soon
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