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Introduction

Dominion uses the configuration in the limitations directory to control the restrictions on players creating territories. By default, players are subject to the restrictions configured in limitations/default.yml.

By creating multiple additional configuration files in the limitations directory, different restrictions can be applied to different players. For details, refer to Group Limitations.

Reference

# Do not modify this value.
version: 2

# The priority of group when player has multiple groups.
# The group with lower number will be used first.
priority: 99

# The settings of the economy support.
# You need to install vault and a economy plugin to use this feature.
economy:
  enable: false
  # The price per block to claim dominion.
  price-per-block: 10.0
  # Only count the square blocks, ignore the height.
  square-only: false
  # The refund rate when player contract or delete dominion.
  refund-rate: 0.85

# The settings of the teleportation feature.
teleportation:
  # Enable the teleportation feature.
  enable: true
  # The cooldown time of teleportation in seconds. 0 means no cooldown.
  cooldown: 10
  # Delay time before teleportation in seconds. 0 means no delay.
  delay: 5

# How many dominions a player can create all over the world.
# Set -1 means no limitation.
amount-all-over-the-world: 10

# The settings of the limitations for each world.
# The default settings will be used if the world is not listed here.
# Do not delete the default.
world-limitations:
  default:
    # The maximum amount of dominions a player can create in this world.
    # Set -1 means no limitation (but still limited by amount-all-over-the-world).
    amount: 5
    # The depth limit of sub dominion.
    # Set to -1 means no limitation, 0 means no sub dominion.
    max-sub-dominion-depth: 3
    # Dominion's top no higher than this value.
    # Should be larger than no-lower-than.
    no-higher-than: 320
    # Dominion's bottom no lower than this value.
    # Should be smaller than no-higher-than.
    no-lower-than: -64
    # The maximum size of dominion in X axis (East-West).
    # Set -1 means no limitation. Should be larger than size-min-x and 0.
    size-max-x: 128
    # The maximum size of dominion in Y axis (Height).
    # Set -1 means no limitation. Should be larger than size-min-y and 0.
    size-max-y: 64
    # The maximum size of dominion in Z axis (North-South).
    # Set -1 means no limitation. Should be larger than size-min-z and 0.
    size-max-z: 128
    # The minimum size of dominion in X axis (East-West).
    # Should be smaller than size-max-x and larger than 0.
    size-min-x: 4
    # The minimum size of dominion in Y axis (Height).
    # Should be smaller than size-max-y and larger than 0.
    size-min-y: 4
    # The minimum size of dominion in Z axis (North-South).
    # Should be smaller than size-max-z and larger than 0.
    size-min-z: 4
    # Weather to include all vertical blocks when calculating the size.
    auto-include-vertical: false

Using Different Limitations for Different Worlds

By configuring the territory limitations for different worlds under world-limitations, you can apply different limitations to different worlds. For example, if you do not want players to claim territory at the top of the Nether, you can copy default, modify it to world_nether, and add it under world-limitations. Then change no-higher-than to the Y value of the Nether top, 127.

...
world-limitations:
  world_nether: # <<< world name you want to set
    no-higher-than: 127  # <<< the Y value of the Nether top
    ...
  default:   
    ...

About Amount

For example below:

amount-all-over-the-world: 10
world-limitations:
  default:
    amount: 5
    ...
  world:
    amount: 2
    ...
  world_nether:
    amount: 2
    ...

The maximum number of territories a player can have in the world and world_nether worlds is 2, while in other worlds it is 5. If the total number of territories a player has in all worlds reaches 10, they will not be able to create any more territories, even if the limit in a specific world has not been reached.