🏡 Plots
Plots are your space to build, organize, and create a home for your horses. This guide covers the essentials of owning a plot, useful plot commands, build tools, and the key items you can place to keep your horses fed and watered.
📜 Plot Essentials
Overview
A plot is a designated piece of land owned by one player or shared by multiple players. Plots give you a place to build barns, paddocks, arenas, pastures, and other custom spaces for your horses and roleplay.
Claiming a Plot
There are two main ways to claim an empty plot:
/plot auto
Claims a random available plot for you. This is useful if you just want to get started quickly, but it is not the best option if you are trying to claim a specific location or expand near an existing build.
/plot purchase
Lets you purchase the plot you are currently standing on, as long as it is unclaimed. This is the better option if you want a specific location. After using the command, you will be prompted to name your plot and complete the purchase.
Tip: If you want a plot in a particular area, use /plot purchase instead of /plot auto.
Managing Your Plot
The most important plot command is:
/plot
When used on your plot, this opens the main plot menu. From there, you can manage your plot and access important options such as:
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Rename
Change your plot’s name. -
Manage Access
Add members, manage co-owners, and adjust player permissions for the plot. -
Sell
Sell your plot to another player. -
View Land Deed
Open your land deed, which is especially useful for roleplay and ownership records.
⌨️ Plots Commands
Other Useful Plot Commands
There are several other helpful plot commands you should know:
/plot list
Shows the plots you own and lets you access their menus more easily.
/plot set-spawn
Sets the spawn point for your plot.
/plot info
Displays information about the plot you are currently on.
/plot map
Toggles the map in the plot world
/plot visit <player>
Lets you view another player’s plot options if available.
/plot merge
Used when merging plots where permitted.
/plot world
Sends you to the plot world.
/plot chat
Toggles plot chat.
/plot time <time>
Sets the time on your plot.
/plot reset-time
Resets your plot time back to normal.
Accessing Plots Through Menus
You can also access plot features through:
🪚 World Edit
WorldEdit is a helpful building tool that makes large projects much faster and easier to manage. It is especially useful for shaping terrain, copying structures, replacing blocks, and cleaning up build areas on your plot.
Some common WorldEdit commands include:
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//wand
Gives you the WorldEdit selection wand. -
//pos1
Sets the first position of where your player is standing. -
//pos2
Sets the second position of where your player is standing. -
//set <block>
Fills the selected area with a chosen block. -
//replace
Replaces one block type with another in your selection. -
//copy
Copies your selected build from where your player is standing. -
//paste
Pastes the copied build from where your player is standing. -
//undo
Reverts your last WorldEdit action. -
//redo
Reapplies an undone action. -
//br <sphere/cyl> <block> <size>
Creates a brush on the tool in your current hand for landscaping
WorldEdit Limit
To keep the server lag free, the current WorldEdit block limit is 20,000 blocks per action.
🐴 Horse Care Items for Your Plot
Overview
Horse care items are an important part of any well-designed plot. They help create realistic stalls, paddocks, pasture setups, and feeding stations while also making your property feel more complete.
Commonly used horse care items include:
- Water troughs
- Stall waterers
- Mounted buckets
- Feed buckets
- Corner feeders
- Pasture feeders
- Salt licks
- Salt lick holders
Filling Feed and Water Items
Some care items need to be filled to be useful around your plot.
Feed Tip
Feed buckets, Feeders, and Salt Lick Holders can be filled using the Feed Tool.
Water Tip
Buckets, Stall Waterer, and Water Troughs can be filled using the Hose Nozzle Tool.
Where to Buy Feed
If you need to stock up on feed, it can be purchased from Reynolds Grain & Forage Co. in Ventura, located next to Equisentials.
Best Uses for Plot Care Items
Placing care items thoughtfully can make your plot feel much more realistic and organized.
Some good places to use them include:
- Feed buckets in stalls
- Mounted buckets along stall walls
- Water troughs in paddocks or pasture areas
- Corner feeders in stalls
- Salt licks and salt holders in stalls or field shelters
- Pasture feeders in larger grazing spaces