Claim
A selection-based land management mod for Minecraft that lets players claim, secure, and customize their territories.
- Loaders
- NeoForgeForge
- Downloads on Modrinth
- 7.4K
- Followers on Modrinth
- 27
- versions
- 17
- Updated
- June 2, 2026Jun 2
- Published
- in 2024
At a glance
Needed both in the game and on the server
Claim
Claim is a land management system for Minecraft designed for territory security and administration. It provides a robust protection system, a 3D management interface, and deep integration with Xaero's World Map.
Features
- Territory Security: Prevents unauthorized block modifications (break/place), fluid manipulation (buckets), and crop trampling.
- Access Control: Configurable permission modes (PRIVATE/PUBLIC) for block interactions such as chests, doors, and buttons.
- 3D Management Interface: Visual dashboard for managing claims, featuring real-time 3D projector previews with terrain elevation support.
- Xaero's World Map Integration: Automatic claim overlays on the world map with custom color support and foreign territory highlighting.
- Granular Trust System: Manage trusted players per-claim via a dedicated UI.
- Administrative Control: Server-wide configuration for Operator (OP) bypass and administrative overrides.
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/claim | Claims the area selected with the selection tool. Supports relative coordinates. |
/claim list | Opens the graphical management dashboard for your claims. |
Configuration
Configuration settings are located in config/claim-common.toml:
- selectionTool: The item ID used for area selection (Default:
minecraft:wooden_shovel). - opBypass: Toggles whether server operators bypass claim protections (Default:
true).
Protection Logic
- Modifications: Block breaking, placing, and fluid usage are restricted to the owner and trusted players.
Interactions:
- PRIVATE: Restricted to owner and trusted players.
- PUBLIC: Accessible to all players.
Technical Integration
- Xaero's World Map: Fully compatible with high-performance claim overlays. Available on CurseForge and Modrinth.
- Persistence: Claims are stored in
world/data/claim/claims.jsonfor easy backup and management.
© 2026 Yigit Guven. Licensed under GNU GPLv3.
FAQ
How to install Claim?
Install NeoForge for your Minecraft version, download Claim for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.
Which Minecraft versions does Claim support?
Claim has builds for Minecraft 1.20.4, 1.20.6, 1.21.1, 1.21.10 ….
Is Claim needed on the server?
Needed in the game and on the server
