Diorama Addons: Claims

⚠️ Diorama Addons: Claims will no longer be updated

This mod is discontinued. Everything it did —and much more— is now built into Mochos Esenciales, where development continues.

👉 Download Mochos Esenciales instead.

What you get in Mochos Esenciales

The same protected land claims, now with their own tab:

• 🏡 Claim and release chunks from a map of the real terrain, by clicking or dragging.
• Several named claims, friends with templates and per-player permissions, and public permissions.
• Formatted welcome and farewell notifications and a visitor alarm.
• Chunk, claim and friend limits set from the Administration panel, per player too.
• Claims still show on the Diorama map and minimap if you have it installed (optional).

Plus: players and friend groups, homes and warps, an economy with a bank and a shop, a new chat, help pages and a full admin panel, all with real screens instead of commands.

How to switch

1. Remove Diorama Addons: Claims from your mods folder (on the server and the clients). They can't be installed together.
2. Install Mochos Esenciales (Minecraft 1.21.1, NeoForge 21.1.265 or newer).
3. That's it: your claims and their settings are kept when you open the world.

About this mod

The versions published here will stay available for anyone who needs them, but there will be no new versions, fixes or support. If you find a problem or have an idea, report it on Mochos Esenciales.

Thanks to everyone who used this addon! 💚

Diorama Addons: Claims

Protect your land chunk by chunk, share it with your friends and decide exactly what each of them can do — from a real in-game screen.

Claims is a land protection mod for NeoForge 1.21.1 servers. Players claim the chunks they live in, invite friends and set permissions one by one or with ready-made templates. Everything works from a graphical screen when the mod is on the client, and from commands when it is not, so vanilla players can still join and play.

Features

• 🧱 Chunk-based claims — claim whole 16×16 columns. Chunks of the same claim stay connected.
• 🗺️ Map-style claim screen — press G (or /claims menu) to see the real terrain around you, drawn in the style of the Diorama map, with every claim's colour and border on top. Click or drag to claim or release.
• 👥 Friends with their own permissions — add a friend and pick a template (Visitor, Member, Trusted), or toggle each permission individually.
• 🌍 Public permissions — choose what everyone else may do in your claim.
• ⚙️ Claim settings — PvP, explosions, fire spread and mob griefing, per claim.
• 📏 Per-player limits — maximum chunks and claims per player. Being a friend in someone else's claim never counts against your own limits.
• 🛡️ Solid protection — breaking and placing blocks, doors and redstone, containers (vanilla and modded), item use, entities, animals, farmland trampling, explosions, fire, fluids and pistons crossing the border, and mob griefing.
• 🔧 Operator tools — bypass protection and list, edit or delete any claim.
• 💾 Safe storage — data is saved with the world in a versioned format.
• 🌐 English and Spanish, translated on the server so vanilla clients read them too.

Installation

Requires Minecraft 1.21.1 and NeoForge 21.1.265 or newer. No other mods needed.

Commands

Permissions: break blocks, place blocks, interact with blocks (doors, buttons, levers), open containers, use items, interact with entities, damage animals, trample farmland. Claim settings: PvP, explosions, fire spread, mob griefing.

Server config: serverconfig/dioaddons_claims-server.toml inside the world folder. Full reference: permissions and commands.

Works great with

• Diorama Addons: Web Map — your claims painted on a live web map.
• Diorama Addons: Client Map — your claims on the Diorama map, plus claim/release from the map.

Each mod works alone; together they share claims automatically.

About

Diorama Addons is an unofficial, community-made set of addons inspired by the Diorama map mod. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Diorama authors.

Open source under the MIT license — source code and issues on GitHub.