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Apply offsets to the logical plot grid

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Tom Hicks
2026-09-27 08:21:22 -07:00
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@@ -60,6 +60,8 @@ Copy `.env.example` to `.env` and configure the Paper version/build and server p
`plugins/Metropolis/config.yml` controls plot dimensions and limits, floor and support generation, signs, road width/level/material/clearance, spawn behavior, wall generation, world name, and per-player overrides. The per-level stack is configured with `plot.sizeY` and `plot.maxLevels`: `sizeY` is the full height of one plot level, and `maxLevels` is the number of stacked levels that can be allocated without exceeding the world build height. `plot.multiplier` sets the default plot-size multiplier; `plot.maxPerPlayer` sets the default home limit; `plot.initial` sets how many homes are auto-generated on join, and `0` requires `/metropolis-home-acquire` for the player's first home.
`plot.offsetX`, `plot.offsetY`, and `plot.offsetZ` shift the logical plot grid in blocks. Positive or negative offsets apply consistently to plot/road placement, vertical levels, spawn alignment, and logical-cell indexing. Changing offsets does not move existing saved WorldGuard regions or automatically convert an existing world.
Set `spawn.sizeX`, `spawn.sizeY`, and `spawn.sizeZ` to positive logical-grid multipliers. X and Z include the matching plot dimension plus road spacing; Y sets the spawn volume's height upward from `road.level` in multiples of `plot.sizeY`. All default to `1`. A newly created Spawn region must fit within the world's build height, and generation clears only within that region's configured vertical bounds. Existing saved Spawn regions retain their saved bounds.
The `road.streets.*` and `road.avenues.*` sections independently configure width, level, material, clearance, supports, and stairs. Streets run along X; avenues run along Z. Each section's stair settings (`generate`, `material`, `width`, and `everyNBlocks`) use that section's road width and cadence. Street stair runs ascend along positive X at the north/south borders; avenue runs ascend along positive Z at the east/west borders. Runs are centered within each eligible logical plot-sized segment. The lower road remains the normal-material landing; stairs begin one block above and forward from it. Connected following treads use upside-down stairs facing back down the run as backing, and the final tread reaches the upper road Y. The three blocks before each top tread remain open only across the stair width.