How can I protect my home?
My friend and I own an Attack of the B-team server and we want to make it public. Since it's an Attack of the B-team server, we can't install any plugins.
We've spent a fair amount of time building our house and we don't want it to be raided when we make it public. We thought of building a bedrock wall surrounding it, but that would obviously take a very long time.
How can we quickly do this? Or better yet, how can we protect our house from raiding when we make it public, without using any plugins?
Best Answer
Without Plugins, the only way would be to use a Bedrock wall around the base and use teleporting to get inside. There is no way to create a safe area (Correct me if I am wrong) without the use of mods.
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Answer 2
You can use command blocks to detect players and telleport them out of a region. You need a fast clock constantly running a command to check for players and telleport them out of the area. Alternatively you could change any player in the area to adventure mode, preventing them from causing much harm.
You can exempt yourself from this most easily by adding yourself to a team, and only effecting people who are not on that team.
Answer 3
The first method would be to set the gamemmode to adventure, if possible.
The second, to build the house exactly in the spawn area of the world and alter the spawn protection in the server.properties is currently the only to prevent griefers locally without the use of command blocks and clocks.
The third and most usefull will be to wait for the 1.8 update, as it will offer indestructable and fully transparent barrier-blocks. (sth like transparent bedrock) One cant pass it without using creative commands.
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