Notice

PLEASE NOTE this is not the official place to get WorldGuard, you can get the official version here. This version of WorldGuard is maintained for ClubObsidian and it's clients and others affiliated with it, use at your own risk.

Why hard fork

While we would love to soft-fork from the main WorldGuard repository soft-forking on Github still does not have proper code searching which is vital when tracking down bugs. If anyone from the WorldGuard team or anyone otherwise wants to submit changes please ask and we will gladly merge any changes upstream.

Patches

• Built-in support for foundry for permission caching

Information

WorldGuard lets you and players guard areas of land against griefers and undesirables, as well as tweak and disable various gameplay features of Minecraft.

• Block creeper and wither block damage, falling damage, etc.
• Disable fire spread, lava fire spread, ice formation, Endermen picking up blocks, etc.
• Blacklist certain items and blocks so they can't be used
• Warn moderators when certain items and blocks are used
• Protect areas of your world so only certain people can build in them
• Set areas where PVP, TNT, mob damage, and other features are disabled
• Protect your server from various 'exploits' like magical obsidian creation machines
• Disable, or enable, various Minecraft features, like sponges from classic
• Add useful commands like an immediate "STOP ALL FIRE SPREAD" command
• Enable only features you want! Everything is off by default

WorldGuard is open source and is available under the GNU Lesser General Public License v3.

A Bukkit server implementation (such as Paper) and the WorldEdit plugin are required to use WorldGuard. You can get a release copy of WorldGuard from the BukkitDev site.

Compiling

The project is written for Java 8 and our build process makes use of Gradle.

Dependencies are automatically handled by Gradle.

Contributing

We happily accept contributions, especially through pull requests on GitHub.

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for important guidelines to follow.

Submissions must be licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v3.