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10.0.2.100: /* World Information */

2025-05-03T17:28:58Z

World Information

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	= World Information=		= World Information=
	'''Overworld ~~40k~~ x ~~40k~~''' (Blue Realm)		'''Overworld 55k x 55k''' (Blue Realm)

	'''Overworld 30k x 30k''' (Red Realm)		'''Overworld 30k x 30k''' (Red Realm)

DarkChroma: /* Private Chests */

2024-10-19T11:34:54Z

Private Chests

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	[[File:chest.png]]		[[File:chest.png]]

	#To allow hoppers to suck items from a container, add the [Redstone] tag to the private sign.		*To allow hoppers to suck items from a container, add the [Redstone] tag to the private sign.

	==Top Building Tips from the Builders of Catcraft ==		==Top Building Tips from the Builders of Catcraft ==

DarkChroma: /* Private Chests */

2024-10-19T11:34:33Z

Private Chests

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	[[File:chest.png]]		[[File:chest.png]]

			#To allow hoppers to suck items from a container, add the [Redstone] tag to the private sign.

	==Top Building Tips from the Builders of Catcraft ==		==Top Building Tips from the Builders of Catcraft ==

DarkChroma: /* Subdividing Claims */

2024-09-15T10:17:50Z

Subdividing Claims

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	==Subdividing Claims==		==Subdividing Claims==
	Subdividing claims ~~is helpful if~~ you ~~want~~ to ~~split your~~ large claim, into smaller ~~individual claims, and allow trusted~~ players to build ~~within those claims,~~ without ~~having permission~~ to ~~interact with your large claim~~.		Subdividing claims allows you to divide a large claim into smaller sections or plots. This is useful when you want to let other players build on parts of your land without giving them access to the entire area.

	For example, you ~~have~~ a town, ~~and~~ you ~~want~~ to ~~allocate~~ members ~~of your town to~~ plots ~~in your town, without allowing them~~ to ~~build/break blocks~~ outside ~~their allocated plot~~ of ~~land, subdividing your large claim allows can achieve this~~.		For example, if you manage a town, subdividing lets you assign specific plots to town members. They can build within their plots but won't be able to modify anything outside of them.

	'''~~Please note, if~~ you trust ~~a player~~ in ~~your~~ main claim, ~~then~~ they ~~will~~ also ~~have trust~~ in ~~your~~ subclaims. ~~Players trusted in Subclaims inherit trust levels. You can have more trust in~~ a subclaim, ~~but not less.~~'''		'''Important''': Trust levels from your main claim automatically extend to any subclaims. If you trust someone in the main claim, they'll also be trusted in the subclaims. To change this and set specific permissions for a subclaim, use '''/RestrictSubclaim'''. This stops the subclaim from inheriting permissions from the main claim.

	*Subclaims do not ~~take up claiming~~ blocks.		* Subclaims do not use additional claim blocks.
	*Subclaims are marked out using iron and wool blocks.		* Subclaims are marked out using iron and wool blocks.
	*Only ~~the owner of~~ the main claim~~, is able to~~ create ~~subdivided claims~~.		* Only the main claim's owner can create subdivisions.
	*~~Players trusted~~ in ~~Sub-claims inherit trust from~~ the main claim. You can ~~have more trust~~ in a subclaim, but ~~not less~~.		* Trust levels in subclaims follow those of the main claim by default. You can grant additional permissions in a subclaim, but you cannot restrict the inherited permissions unless you use '''/RestrictSubclaim'''.

			===Creating Subdivisions===

	~~===Steps===~~		# Start by holding your golden shovel and typing '''/subdivideclaim''' to enter subdivision mode.
			# To mark the new subclaim, right-click one corner of the area you want to subdivide and then click the opposite corner. This is similar to how you create a new claim.
	#~~Hold~~ your golden shovel and ~~type~~ '''/subdivideclaim''' to enter subdivision ~~claim~~ mode.		# Once marked, the boundaries of the new subclaim will be outlined with iron and wool blocks. To exit subdivision mode and return to normal claim settings, type '''/basicclaims'''.
	#~~Right~~-click at one corner of the area you want to ~~be subdivided~~ and ~~again at~~ the opposite corner ~~(The same method as making~~ a new claim).
	#~~You're done! The~~ new ~~area~~ will be outlined ~~using~~ iron and wool blocks. To return to normal claim ~~mode~~, ~~use~~ '''/basicclaims'''

	==Claim Permissions==		==Claim Permissions==

DarkChroma: /* Mob Cap Limits */

2024-01-11T01:59:12Z

Mob Cap Limits

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	*There is a strict 3 axolotl per chunk.		*There is a strict 3 axolotl per chunk.

	In a unique world, groups of entities are distinguished by different colors, with each color representing a unique entity type. A minimum distance of blocks is required between one group of mobs and another mob. If the number of one mob exceeds its mob cap, the excess ~~villagers~~ will despawn.		In a unique world, groups of entities are distinguished by different colors, with each color representing a unique entity type. A minimum distance of blocks is required between one group of mobs and another mob. If the number of one mob exceeds its mob cap, the excess mobs will despawn.

	For most entities, with the exception of villagers, there is a cap of 35 entities within a 5-block distance from the player across all worlds. When it comes to farm animals and certain miscellaneous entities, including pigs, cows, sheep, chickens, bees, rabbits, bats, foxes, turtles, minecarts, dolphins, goats, horses, mules, ocelots, and camels, there's a limit of 20 entities within a 20-block radius. Aquatic creatures such as salmon, cod, squid, tadpoles, and frogs have a cap of 15 within the same 20-block distance. Chickens have a more stringent limitation with only 5 allowed within 20 blocks, while turtles have a cap of 10 within the same distance.		For most entities, with the exception of villagers, there is a cap of 35 entities within a 5-block distance from the player across all worlds. When it comes to farm animals and certain miscellaneous entities, including pigs, cows, sheep, chickens, bees, rabbits, bats, foxes, turtles, minecarts, dolphins, goats, horses, mules, ocelots, and camels, there's a limit of 20 entities within a 20-block radius. Aquatic creatures such as salmon, cod, squid, tadpoles, and frogs have a cap of 15 within the same 20-block distance. Chickens have a more stringent limitation with only 5 allowed within 20 blocks, while turtles have a cap of 10 within the same distance.

DarkChroma: /* Mob Cap Limits */

2024-01-07T04:25:28Z

Mob Cap Limits

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	Lastly, a variety of friendly mobs such as bees, allays, foxes, cats, sniffers, and wolves have a set cap of 10 within a 10-block proximity to the player. Please keep in mind that these mob caps may change over the years, so use these as a general guideline and always consult the latest changelog channel on our discord server for updates.		Lastly, a variety of friendly mobs such as bees, allays, foxes, cats, sniffers, and wolves have a set cap of 10 within a 10-block proximity to the player. Please keep in mind that these mob caps may change over the years, so use these as a general guideline and always consult the latest changelog channel on our discord server for updates.

			===AFK Spot===
			The ideal AFK-spot for any natural mob-spawning farm is 48 blocks (Or slightly within this range).

	==Troubleshooting Villager-based Farms==		==Troubleshooting Villager-based Farms==

DarkChroma: /* Claim Permissions */

2023-10-18T05:52:38Z

Claim Permissions

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	If you would like to grant everyone (the public) certain permissions, simply replace the Player name with public.		If you would like to grant everyone (the public) certain permissions, simply replace the Player name with public.
	i.e., '''/accesstrust public''' would grant everyone access to use your buttons, levers, and beds. But not containers, animals, or building.		i.e., '''/accesstrust public''' would grant everyone access to use your buttons, levers, and beds. But not containers, animals, or building. Please be extra careful with using this command as it can grant any player the permissions you've assigned. You can use '''/trustlist''' to view the claim's current permissions.

	===Removing Claims===		===Removing Claims===

DarkChroma: /* Public Claim Permissions */

2023-10-18T05:50:28Z

Public Claim Permissions

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	If you would like to grant everyone (the public) certain permissions, simply replace the Player name with public.		If you would like to grant everyone (the public) certain permissions, simply replace the Player name with public.
	i.e., `/accesstrust public` would grant everyone access to use your buttons, levers, and beds. But not containers, animals, or building.		i.e., '''/accesstrust public''' would grant everyone access to use your buttons, levers, and beds. But not containers, animals, or building.


	===Removing Claims===		===Removing Claims===

DarkChroma: /* Claim Permissions */

2023-10-18T05:50:14Z

Claim Permissions

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	*To give a player permission to use your buttons, levers, beds, crafting gear, containers, and animals. Use '''/containertrust [Player]'''		*To give a player permission to use your buttons, levers, beds, crafting gear, containers, and animals. Use '''/containertrust [Player]'''
	*To give another player permission to edit in your claim. Use '''/trust [Player]'''		*To give another player permission to edit in your claim. Use '''/trust [Player]'''

			===Public Claim Permissions===

			If you would like to grant everyone (the public) certain permissions, simply replace the Player name with public.
			i.e., `/accesstrust public` would grant everyone access to use your buttons, levers, and beds. But not containers, animals, or building.

Lexitheknifegirl at 07:46, 19 September 2023

2023-09-19T07:46:44Z

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	==Claiming Land Information==		==Claiming Land Information==

	Claiming your land is essential to prevent unwanted visitors from building or taking things from your base. Claims are a square region of land, that prevent other players from breaking, building, slaying mobs or interacting with anything inside the protected region. All players receive ''''~~100~~ claiming blocks for every hour'''' from actively playing on Catcraft. There is a soft limit of ~~50k~~ claim blocks from actively playing on the server. Bonus claim blocks can be gained from vote crates, cat crates, and from the server web store.		Claiming your land is essential to prevent unwanted visitors from building or taking things from your base. Claims are a square region of land, that prevent other players from breaking, building, slaying mobs or interacting with anything inside the protected region. All players receive ''''200 claiming blocks for every hour'''' from actively playing on Catcraft. There is a soft limit of 80k claim blocks from actively playing on the server. Bonus claim blocks can be gained from vote crates, cat crates, and from the server web store.

	=How to Claim Land=		=How to Claim Land=