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==<code>/ZAdd +PlayerName</code>==
==<code>/ZAdd +PlayerName</code>==
:Creates a new personal zone for a given player. The newly-created zone will be:
:Creates a new personal zone for a given player. The newly-created zone will be:
** Zone will be named after the player.
:* Zone will be named after the player.
** Minimum rank will be set to just above the player's.
:* Minimum rank will be set to just above the player's.
** Player added to the whitelist.
:* Player added to the whitelist.
:For instance, if "Notch" is a guest, and you call <code>/zadd +Notch</code>, a zone named "Notch" will be created, with permissions set to regular+, and with Notch whitelisted.
:For instance, if "Notch" is a guest, and you call <code>/zadd +Notch</code>, a zone named "Notch" will be created, with permissions set to regular+, and with Notch whitelisted.


==See Also==
==See Also==
Zone permissions can be modified using [[/ZEdit]]
Zone permissions can be viewed using [[/ZInfo]], and modified using [[/ZEdit]].


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Revision as of 21:50, 8 July 2011

Command
ZAdd

Creates a restricted map zone.

AliasesZone
Usage

/ZAdd ZoneName Rank

/ZAdd +Player

CategoryZone
Required permissionsManageZones
Usable from console?No
Introduced in[[Version history#{{{v}}}|fCraft {{{v}}}]]


/ZAdd ZoneName Rank

Creates a new rank-restricted zone on the current map. After calling this command, you will be prompted to mark zone coordinates.

/ZAdd +PlayerName

Creates a new personal zone for a given player. The newly-created zone will be:
  • Zone will be named after the player.
  • Minimum rank will be set to just above the player's.
  • Player added to the whitelist.
For instance, if "Notch" is a guest, and you call /zadd +Notch, a zone named "Notch" will be created, with permissions set to regular+, and with Notch whitelisted.

See Also

Zone permissions can be viewed using /ZInfo, and modified using /ZEdit.