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To protect against theft, containers on [[Parallel]] are locked by default using the '''LWC''' plugin. This applies to chests, other blocks with storage, item frames, armor stands, and [[heads]].
To protect against theft, containers on [[Parallel]] are locked by default using the '''LWC''' plugin. This applies to chests, other blocks with storage, item frames, armor stands, and [[heads]].



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To protect against theft, containers on Parallel are locked by default using the LWC plugin. This applies to chests, other blocks with storage, item frames, armor stands, and heads.

To edit the protection on a container, run the /lock or /unlock commands and punch the target block or entity. The /trust commands allows you to grant other players access to your locked containers.

Protection commands

  • /lock [players] — Creates a private container. Containers are created as private by default. Naming one or more players in the command grants them access. When you prefix a user with an @, this user will be able to modify the protection to add or remove other users.
    • Alias: /cprivate
  • /unlock: Removes protection from a container.
    • Alias: /cremove
  • /trust <add|remove> <player> — Adds/removes players from your trusted list. Trusted players can access all your containers.
    • Alias: /ctrust
  • /trust list — Lists trusted players.
  • /cpublic — Creates a public container that anyone can access.
  • /cmodify <players> — Used to modify container protections. Either grants access (by default), removes access (prefix with -), or gives admin access (prefix with @) to the container.
  • /cdonation — Creates a container that anyone can put items into, but not remove items from.
  • /cpersist — Toggles whether your protection settings will persist, preventing you from having to repeat a command.