I'm back, with another suggestion! This time..Custom Plot Sizes!

Now, as I'm here thinking about this, there may be a few problems with this, but I plan on finding a solution.

So here it goes.

So here are the commands.

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/plot set size (corner 1 x,z) (corner 2 x,z)

Or, if you want to add height to the plot

/plot set size (bottom corner x,y,z) (top corner x,y,z)

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Now, there are a few problems, with space. So here we go.

You can only make custom plots shorter than 16*16, unless you have plots next to the one your on.

So if you want to make a plot 8*8 you can do that. But there will still be room on the outside. But, you will not be able to surround a plot, so that extra space can either go towards another plot or you can make another smaller one.

In case you haven't already noticed, this works pretty similar to world edit.

And in case your having trouble understanding how to do this, here is an example.

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So, let's say this is a 16*16 plot. Each (-) = 2 blcoks , * = corner , Each | = 7 blocks

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Now, to make a, let's say, 8*8 plot, you would do this. First off, let's say you wanted to split the plot. So you would go to a corner of the plot. then walk 8 steps down the edge of the plot, then 8 steps to your left or right, whichever way you take to get to the other side. make sure you write down the coords of each corner, then would type the command like this.

/plot set size 1,2,3 4,5,6

(These are fake coords, but you get the point)

Now, there may be a problem with taxes, as who would want to pay the same price for a smaller plot?

And here is my solution

Why don't we just dived the taxes?

So let's say that taxes are 100, for a normal 16*16 plot.

Lets say you make a 8*8 plot, that is half of the original plot, so taxes would be 50 for that specific plot.

So here's how I say we divide it.

A normal plot has 256 blocks. A 8*7 plot has 56. If you divide 56/256, the percent would be 22%. So you would take 22% of 100 and get 22 meebles tax.

Now, lets say your selling a 18*18 plot. Now as you can tell, you cant divide to get this, or it would be less than an actual plot. so here is what it would do. you would take the original tax, so in this case, 100. Then you would find the percent of the second plot, like before, and just simply add the two number together, and there is your tax

Now, this is may have a few problems in it, as this could get really complicated, so if you find any, please comment them in the comments below. And if you ave any suggestions or tweaks, please feel free to comment them too!

Have A Wonderful Day!

-The_Unkown675