Define region corners and flags, then copy WorldGuard commands or YAML for spawn, shops, and protected areas.
Define a WorldGuard region and generate the commands or YAML snippet for your server.
Choose how players and mobs behave inside this region.
Generate WorldGuard region commands and YAML from corner coordinates, flags, owners, and priority — ideal for Minecraft spawn, shops, arenas, and other protected areas.
WorldGuard regions stop griefing, control PvP, and shape how players interact in hubs. Typing long /rg flag chains by hand invites mistakes. Enter two corners, set a name and world, choose flags, and copy a command list that uses WorldEdit positions and WorldGuard define/flag lines.
Owners and members fields fill the right player lists. Priority helps nested regions such as a shop inside a spawn claim behave the way you expect.
Deny build and creeper explosions at spawn, allow interact for doors and NPCs, and turn PvP off in peaceful hubs. Greeting and farewell messages welcome players without extra plugin chat scripts.
YAML export is useful for backups or multi-world templates; commands are best when you are standing in the world with WorldEdit and WorldGuard installed.
Stand in the correct world, run the command block in order, then walk the border to confirm flags. Use /rg info on the region name if something feels wrong. Keep a text backup of the command list for the next map reset.
Regions do not replace regular world backups — they only control protection rules inside the area you defined.
