Plotsquared Template

PlotSquared have an amount of commands for different uses. At here you find the complete command list with her syntax and permissions. PlotSquared is not just for creative servers Survival servers: We have a 'town' template included with the plugin, or create your own using /plot setup Skyblock: 'skyblock' template included with the plugin. 2nd attempt on doing a template for PlotSquared and I hope you guys will find it enjoyable or useful 1) unzip the file 2) upload the folders into the plugins/plotsquared directory If any problems please ask for support in the plotsquared IRC chat If you want to see it in person feel free to join the MC server mc.lilfunbuild.com.

Continuing the series on plot: Plot templates are helpful in telling an author the possible events for different sections of the story.

I like to consult these when I'm first thinking of a idea for a novel and when I start a revision. I want to know what is typical for the type story I'm telling and knowing that, I can create variations that will hold a reader's interest.

Here's How It Works: You earn Holiday Gift Shoppe Points (Gift Points) in addition to your other M life Rewards benefits. You accrue them automatically - there is no need. Earn Gift Points by playing your favorite slots at any of our Las Vegas. High Limit Slot Room at Bellagio. Located near the buffet and behind the craps tables, the high limit slot machines are isolated with their own entrance. Here, players can go big time. The limits start at 5 dollars but work their way gradually to 100, 500, 1000, and even 2,000 dollars a pull if you are playing multiple credits. Bellagio's Sportsbook. Jackpot pictures at Bellagio. Santa Maria, CA. $5,400 @ Bellagio on. Leusden, The Netherlands, Utrecht. Jackpot in The Bellagio, Las Vegas. Best slots to play at the bellagio. The Bellagio is one of the nicest casinos in Las Vegas. It has been well maintained over the years. The casino has many older and newer slot machines. The casino pit has all all the popular table games. There are many very good dining options. Be sure to watch the fountain show and visit the Conservatory. The displays change five times a year.

Plot Templates

How To Use Plotsquared

Here are some of the most helpful.

The most simplistic plot template

1. Adventure comes to you. A Stranger comes to town.
2. You go to Adventure. You leave town.

29 Plot Points introduces the idea of how to structure your novel with plot templates. Make it specific and practical with this book as your guide. For more depth, more examples and explanations, read this book, Start Your Novel: Six Winning Steps Toward a Compelling Opening Line, Scene and Chapter. READ IT NOW.

1. Quest. Character oriented story, the protagonist searches for something and winds up changing him/herself.
2. Adventure. Plot oriented, this features a goal-oriented series of events.
3. Pursuit. This is the typical Chase Plot. Definitely action-oriented.
4. Rescue. Another easy to recognize action-oriented plot.
5. Escape. A variation on the Rescue is when the protagonist escapes on his/her own.
6. Revenge. Ah, character comes back in with this one. Someone is wronged and vows to take revenge.
7. The Riddle. Love a good mystery? This is the plot for you.
8. Rivalry. Character oriented, this story follows two main characters, one on a downward track and one on an upward track and their interactions.
9. Underdog. Everyone is the US roots for the Underdog. This is the plot where the under-privileged (handicapped, poor, etc) triumphs despite overwhelming odds.
10. Temptation. Pandora's Box extended to novel form.
11. Metamorphosis. This is a physical transformation of some kind. If you recently watched the movie, 'District 9', you'll recognize this plot form. It's Dracula, Beauty and the Beast, or the one I remember best is The Fly.
12. Transformation. Similar to the previous, this plot features an inner change, instead of changing the outer form.
13. Maturation.Bildungsroman, rite of passage, coming-of-age–these terms all refer to someone growing up morally, spiritually or emotionally. Often, it's just a hint of growth, or a tiny change that hints at larger changes.
14. Love. The classic Boy-meets-Girl plot.
15. Forbidden Love. Oh, hasn't Stephenie Meyer milked this one in her Twilight series? Brilliant use of the forces that keep her characters apart, while still attracting.
16. Sacrifice. From the Biblical tale of Jesus to the story of parents sacrificing for their children, this is a staple of literature.
17. Discovery. You know those secrets you've buried deep in your past? This story digs around, exposes secrets and watches them affect the characters.
18. Wretched Excess. When a character is in a downward spiral from alcohol, drugs, greed, etc. this is the plot form.
19. Ascension or Descension. A rise or fall from power puts a character into this plot form.

Hero's Journey: Adapted from Joseph Campbell's Mythic Hero

1. Christopher Vogler's explanation of the Hero's Journey is excellent. The basic stages, along with the corresponding character arc are these:
   • Ordinary World – Limited awareness of problem
   • Call to Adventure – increased awareness
   • Refusal of Call – reluctance to change
   • Meeting the Mentor – overcoming reluctance
   • Crossing the First Threshold – committing to change
   • Tests, Allies, Enemies – experimenting with 1st change
   • Approach to the Inmost Cave- preparing for big change
   • Supreme Ordeal – attempting big change
   • Reward – consequences of the attempt
   • The Road Back – rededication to change
   • Resurrection – final attempt at big change
   • Return with Elixir – final mastery of the problem
2. You write comedy or humor and want a plot for a novel?
   John Vorhaus, in The Comic Toolbox adapts the hero's journey into a Comic Throughline.

Two Characters Interact.

1. Similar to the Hero's Journey is Peter Dunne's adaptation to a story in which two main characters influence each other, or one character drastically changes a second. The Emotional Structure details how the characters interact. This could be a sort of Rivalry story from above, a Love story, a Forbidden Love story, or even one of Pursuit, Rescue, or Escape. The main thing here is that two characters act upon each other.

Card's MICE quotient

Plotsquared Plugin Permissions

1. Taking a completely different tack, Orson Scott Card in his book, Characters and Viewpoint, asks what aspect of the story are you most interested in? One strength of this approach is that it tells you where to start and end your story.
2. Milieu. When the setting is in the forefront, as it is in many sff stories, you have a milieu story. The setting, culture, world created is the focus of the story. This explains why Tolkein didn't stop The Lord of the Rings when the battle against Mordor was won; instead, because the focus is on the milieu, he continues on, following the hobbits home, the leaving of the elves and so on, until the Age of Men is established.
3. Idea. A question is posed and answered. The classic mystery plot.
4. Character. This story begins and ends with pure character.
5. Event. Here, Card says that something in the universe is out of balance and the protagonist must right-the-wrong, restore-the-rightful-king, restore justice, defeat evil, etc. If The Lord of the Rings had been this type story, it would have indeed ended when the evil was defeated.

Are there more plot templates? Probably. From these, though, you can see perhaps the usefulness and limitations of using a template. You don't want a cookie-cutter plot; however, you need to meet the expectations of readers in a certain genre. Templates are the starting point for exploration of the events in a story.

PlotSquared have an amount of commands for different uses. At here you find the complete command list with her syntax and permissions. PlotSquared is not just for creative servers Survival servers: We have a 'town' template included with the plugin, or create your own using /plot setup Skyblock: 'skyblock' template included with the plugin. 2nd attempt on doing a template for PlotSquared and I hope you guys will find it enjoyable or useful 1) unzip the file 2) upload the folders into the plugins/plotsquared directory If any problems please ask for support in the plotsquared IRC chat If you want to see it in person feel free to join the MC server mc.lilfunbuild.com.

Continuing the series on plot: Plot templates are helpful in telling an author the possible events for different sections of the story.

I like to consult these when I'm first thinking of a idea for a novel and when I start a revision. I want to know what is typical for the type story I'm telling and knowing that, I can create variations that will hold a reader's interest.

Here's How It Works: You earn Holiday Gift Shoppe Points (Gift Points) in addition to your other M life Rewards benefits. You accrue them automatically - there is no need. Earn Gift Points by playing your favorite slots at any of our Las Vegas. High Limit Slot Room at Bellagio. Located near the buffet and behind the craps tables, the high limit slot machines are isolated with their own entrance. Here, players can go big time. The limits start at 5 dollars but work their way gradually to 100, 500, 1000, and even 2,000 dollars a pull if you are playing multiple credits. Bellagio's Sportsbook. Jackpot pictures at Bellagio. Santa Maria, CA. $5,400 @ Bellagio on. Leusden, The Netherlands, Utrecht. Jackpot in The Bellagio, Las Vegas. Best slots to play at the bellagio. The Bellagio is one of the nicest casinos in Las Vegas. It has been well maintained over the years. The casino has many older and newer slot machines. The casino pit has all all the popular table games. There are many very good dining options. Be sure to watch the fountain show and visit the Conservatory. The displays change five times a year.

Plot Templates

How To Use Plotsquared

Here are some of the most helpful.

The most simplistic plot template

1. Adventure comes to you. A Stranger comes to town.
2. You go to Adventure. You leave town.

29 Plot Points introduces the idea of how to structure your novel with plot templates. Make it specific and practical with this book as your guide. For more depth, more examples and explanations, read this book, Start Your Novel: Six Winning Steps Toward a Compelling Opening Line, Scene and Chapter. READ IT NOW.

1. Quest. Character oriented story, the protagonist searches for something and winds up changing him/herself.
2. Adventure. Plot oriented, this features a goal-oriented series of events.
3. Pursuit. This is the typical Chase Plot. Definitely action-oriented.
4. Rescue. Another easy to recognize action-oriented plot.
5. Escape. A variation on the Rescue is when the protagonist escapes on his/her own.
6. Revenge. Ah, character comes back in with this one. Someone is wronged and vows to take revenge.
7. The Riddle. Love a good mystery? This is the plot for you.
8. Rivalry. Character oriented, this story follows two main characters, one on a downward track and one on an upward track and their interactions.
9. Underdog. Everyone is the US roots for the Underdog. This is the plot where the under-privileged (handicapped, poor, etc) triumphs despite overwhelming odds.
10. Temptation. Pandora's Box extended to novel form.
11. Metamorphosis. This is a physical transformation of some kind. If you recently watched the movie, 'District 9', you'll recognize this plot form. It's Dracula, Beauty and the Beast, or the one I remember best is The Fly.
12. Transformation. Similar to the previous, this plot features an inner change, instead of changing the outer form.
13. Maturation.Bildungsroman, rite of passage, coming-of-age–these terms all refer to someone growing up morally, spiritually or emotionally. Often, it's just a hint of growth, or a tiny change that hints at larger changes.
14. Love. The classic Boy-meets-Girl plot.
15. Forbidden Love. Oh, hasn't Stephenie Meyer milked this one in her Twilight series? Brilliant use of the forces that keep her characters apart, while still attracting.
16. Sacrifice. From the Biblical tale of Jesus to the story of parents sacrificing for their children, this is a staple of literature.
17. Discovery. You know those secrets you've buried deep in your past? This story digs around, exposes secrets and watches them affect the characters.
18. Wretched Excess. When a character is in a downward spiral from alcohol, drugs, greed, etc. this is the plot form.
19. Ascension or Descension. A rise or fall from power puts a character into this plot form.

Hero's Journey: Adapted from Joseph Campbell's Mythic Hero

1. Christopher Vogler's explanation of the Hero's Journey is excellent. The basic stages, along with the corresponding character arc are these:
   • Ordinary World – Limited awareness of problem
   • Call to Adventure – increased awareness
   • Refusal of Call – reluctance to change
   • Meeting the Mentor – overcoming reluctance
   • Crossing the First Threshold – committing to change
   • Tests, Allies, Enemies – experimenting with 1st change
   • Approach to the Inmost Cave- preparing for big change
   • Supreme Ordeal – attempting big change
   • Reward – consequences of the attempt
   • The Road Back – rededication to change
   • Resurrection – final attempt at big change
   • Return with Elixir – final mastery of the problem
2. You write comedy or humor and want a plot for a novel?
   John Vorhaus, in The Comic Toolbox adapts the hero's journey into a Comic Throughline.

Two Characters Interact.

1. Similar to the Hero's Journey is Peter Dunne's adaptation to a story in which two main characters influence each other, or one character drastically changes a second. The Emotional Structure details how the characters interact. This could be a sort of Rivalry story from above, a Love story, a Forbidden Love story, or even one of Pursuit, Rescue, or Escape. The main thing here is that two characters act upon each other.

Card's MICE quotient

Plotsquared Plugin Permissions

1. Taking a completely different tack, Orson Scott Card in his book, Characters and Viewpoint, asks what aspect of the story are you most interested in? One strength of this approach is that it tells you where to start and end your story.
2. Milieu. When the setting is in the forefront, as it is in many sff stories, you have a milieu story. The setting, culture, world created is the focus of the story. This explains why Tolkein didn't stop The Lord of the Rings when the battle against Mordor was won; instead, because the focus is on the milieu, he continues on, following the hobbits home, the leaving of the elves and so on, until the Age of Men is established.
3. Idea. A question is posed and answered. The classic mystery plot.
4. Character. This story begins and ends with pure character.
5. Event. Here, Card says that something in the universe is out of balance and the protagonist must right-the-wrong, restore-the-rightful-king, restore justice, defeat evil, etc. If The Lord of the Rings had been this type story, it would have indeed ended when the evil was defeated.

Are there more plot templates? Probably. From these, though, you can see perhaps the usefulness and limitations of using a template. You don't want a cookie-cutter plot; however, you need to meet the expectations of readers in a certain genre. Templates are the starting point for exploration of the events in a story.

1. Allow a player to build while you are online
2. Claim the nearest plot
3. Mark a plot as done / finished
4. Buy the plot you are standing on
5. Toggle plot chat on or off
6. Claim the current plot you are standing on
7. Clear a plot
8. Manage a plot cluster
9. Comment on a plot
10. Condense a plotworld
11. * This may require consle *
12. /plot confirm
13. ( plots.use )
14. /plot continue
15. Continue a plot that was previously marked as done.
16. Related commands: /plot done
17. /plot copy
18. ( plots.copy )
19. /plot createroadschematic
20. Add a road schematic to your world using roads around your current plot
21. Convert/Backup Storage
22. * May require consle *
23. /plot debug [Message]
24. ( plots.admin )
25. /plot debugallowunsafe
26. ( plots.debugallowunsafe )
27. /plot debugclaimtest
28. If you accidentally delete your database, this command will attempt to restore all plots based on the data from plot sighs.
29. ( plots.debugclaimtest )
30. /plot debugexec
31. ( plots.admin )
32. /plot debugfixflags
33. ( plots.debugfixflags )
34. This debug command will force the reload of all plots in the DB.
35. * May require consle *
36. /plot debugpaste
37. ( plots.debugpaste )
38. /plot debugroadregen
39. ( plots.debugroadregen )
40. /plot debugsavetest
41. This command will force the recreation of all plots in the DB
42. * May require consle *
43. /plot delete
44. ( plots.delete )
45. /plot deny
46. ( plots.deny )
47. /plot done
48. /plot done
49. Download your plot
50. Get this help menu
51. Go to your plot
52. Review the comments for a plot
53. Related commands: /plot comment
54. /plot info
55. ( plots.info )
56. /plot kick
57. ( plots.kick )
58. /plot list
59. ( plots.list )
60. /plot restore
61. ( plots.load )
62. /plot merge [direction]
63. Merge the plot you are standing on with another plot
64. move a plot
65. Player music in a plot
66. Show plugin information
67. Purge all plots for a world
68. * May require consle *
69. /plot rate [#|next]
70. ( plots.rate )
71. /plot regenallroads
72. Regenerate all roads in the map using the set road schematic
73. Reload configurations
74. Remove a player from a plot
75. Save your plot
76. Schematic command
77. Set a plot value
78. Set the plot name
79. Set the plot biome
80. Set the plot description
81. Set plot flags
82. Set the plot home
83. Set the plot owner
84. Setup wizard for plot worlds.
85. Swap two plots
86. Target a plot with your compass
87. /plot template [import|export]
88. ( plots.admin )
89. /plot toggle
90. ( plots.use )
91. /plot tp
92. ( plots.tp )
93. /plot trim
94. ( plots.admin )
95. Allow a player to build in a plot
96. Unclaim a plot
97. Remove a denied user from a plot
98. Unlink a mega-plot
99. Remove a user from a plot
100. Related commands: /plot trust
101. /plot update
102. ( plots.admin )
103. /plot visit
104. ( plots.visit )
105. /plot weanywhere
106. ( plots.worldedit.bypass )
107. That's all of the commands, Enjoy.