This tutorial is meant to help people learn the basics of MassiveLock.
The full plugin documentation can be found HERE
MassiveLock can be confusing at first, but it really is the best of its kind. The following will cover the wide variety of functions that MassiveLock can do.
MassiveLock also features the chest shop function. A tutorial on how to set up chest shops can be found HERE
One of the great things about MassiveLock, is that you can have one configuration for a lot of blocks. So one lock can control an entire storage vault of chests.
/lock create [name] where [name] is replaced with whatever you want to name the lock.
BE WARNED Creating a lock costs 3r.
Set the mode with /lock edit mode [mode] where [mode] is replaced with a choice from the list below
Locks are set to Private mode by default
There are 4 modes to choose from.
Private - Only you and those you add to the lock will have access
Public - Everybody will have access to this lock.
Donation - Everybody will have access to deposit items, but only those you add will have access to remove them
Shop - Everybody will have access to Buy and Sell from the chest, but only those who have access to will be able to deposit and withdraw. Only lock leaders can add or remove prices.
Locking your entities is rather simple. All you have to do is type /lock tool and a handy dandy stick will appear named MassiveLock Tool and with that stick, punch your chests/doors/armor stands/hoppers/dispensers/etc and they will be locked with the lock you are currently using (do /lock show to see what lock you are using).
Locking Pricing - Locking costs 3r per block locked. A single chest would be 3r, a double chest would be 6r, but, a door would be a total of 9r, 18r for double doors.
What can I lock?
- Chests
- Doors
- Hoppers
- Dispensers/Droppers
- Armor Stands
- Item Frames
- Signs
- Levers/Buttons
- Lecterns
Regarding armor stands and item frames, if someone tries to break them with an arrow or a fireball, the lock will protect your stuff and it will not break.
When you create the Lock, you are automatically assigned as the lock Leader.
You can add somebody to a lock with the command /lock edit roles add [rank] [name].
Where [rank] is replaced with a rank from the list below and [name] is replaced with the name of the player you are adding. These ranks being: Leader, Co-Leader, Officer, Member, and Password Member.
Image showing what each Rank has Permission for:
Lock Settings
By default, MassiveLocked items, such as levers, buttons, chests, etc.. Do not trigger redstone or fill hoppers. There are 4 settings: redstone, hoppers, autoclose, and password.
To activate Redstone or Hoppers, simply type /lock edit [setting] yes
Autoclose is a bit trickier. If you want the doors to automatically close after being opened, you will have to decide how fast you want them to close. For example if you want them to automatically close 5 seconds after being opened, you would type /lock edit autoclose 5s.
Password is used when you have a door or chest that only those who know the Password may access. Simply type /lock edit password [password] where [password] is replaced with whatever you want the password to be. Once somebody types /lock password [password] correctly, they will be added to your lock automatically as a PasswordMember but be warned, if you change the password, all password members will be automatically kicked from the lock.
When you create the Lock, you are automatically assigned as the lock Leader.
You can add somebody to a lock with the command /lock edit roles add [rank] [name].
Where [rank] is replaced with a rank from the list below and [name] is replaced with the name of the player you are adding. These ranks being: Leader, Co-Leader, Officer, Member, and Password Member.
Image showing what each Rank has Permission for:
Lock Settings
By default, MassiveLocked items, such as levers, buttons, chests, etc.. Do not trigger redstone or fill hoppers. There are 4 settings: redstone, hoppers, autoclose, and password.
To activate Redstone or Hoppers, simply type /lock edit [setting] yes
Autoclose is a bit trickier. If you want the doors to automatically close after being opened, you will have to decide how fast you want them to close. For example if you want them to automatically close 5 seconds after being opened, you would type /lock edit autoclose 5s.
Password is used when you have a door or chest that only those who know the Password may access. Simply type /lock edit password [password] where [password] is replaced with whatever you want the password to be. Once somebody types /lock password [password] correctly, they will be added to your lock automatically as a PasswordMember but be warned, if you change the password, all password members will be automatically kicked from the lock.
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