Sort chunks in deactivatable groups

[paulober]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I sometimes want to unload a group of chunks relieve the server if for example a farm isn't needed anymore for some time.

Describe the solution you'd like

• The option to group some chunks with a name.
• disable the group (don't keep them)
• reenable the group (keep them loaded)
• delete the group

[dorrzun]

Hi again! :)

This feature is currently in the works as part of our upcoming permission system.
In the future, we hope to have some sort of chest GUI to help players manage/view permissions and chunks they have claims on.

[CharlesLemieux]

Hi! I came here for a feature request to "pause" all loaded chunks, but the ability to group them and disable/reenable them would be way better. Following this!

[Geitenijs]

Hi! This can already be achieved by using one of the region commands. It’s especially easy to use with WorldGuard support

[CharlesLemieux]

Hi! Good to know, but using regions with WorldGuard and WorldEdit doesn't seem to really fit my precise use-case. I'll definitely keep that in mind if we want to keep entire regions loaded.

Right now I use KeepChunks mostly to keep hopper-lines between bases flowing, and creating complex "line" shapes with WorldEdit would not be ideal. I use the keeprail command for this, but it would be great to be able to name and group kept rails and be able to pause them when not needed to preserve server ressources.

By the way, thanks for the great plugin, it's really a life saver!

[dorrzun]

@CharlesLemieux I've been a little slow on delivering changes due to work, but I'd like to implement this soon.
There will be support for user specific grouping/naming of loaded areas

[CharlesLemieux]

@CharlesLemieux I've been a little slow on delivering changes due to work, but I'd like to implement this soon. There will be support for user specific grouping/naming of loaded areas

Great! Really looking forward to this. Thanks a lot for your work, it's really appreciated!