Walls

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Overview

Walls is a Minecraft Java plugin that allows server operators to create named invisible barrier regions that players cannot cross in any possible way.

Unlike barrier blocks or simple region checks, Walls is designed as a hard enforcement system.
It prevents not only walking through walls, but also all known bypass techniques, and continuously corrects the player’s position if they somehow end up past an active wall.

Walls is ideal for:

• Spawn and hub protection
• Event arenas and stages
• Map boundaries
• Minigames and competitions
• Any scenario where crossing a boundary must be impossible

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Core Concept

• Walls are defined between two selected positions
• Walls can be:
  • Solid regions
  • Hollow enclosures
  • Thin planes (including diagonal walls)
• Walls can extend infinitely (vertical and/or horizontal)
• If a player attempts to cross an active wall, the action is blocked
• If a player somehow appears past a wall, they are automatically teleported back

The goal is simple:

If a wall is active, crossing it is impossible.

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Features

Wall Enforcement

Walls prevent crossing via:

• Walking, sprinting, swimming
• Elytra glide momentum
• Boats, minecarts, pigs, striders, and all mountable vehicles
• Ender pearls
• Chorus fruit teleports
• Any form of teleport that would cross a wall
• Projectiles (arrows, tridents, snowballs, etc.)
• Throwing or dropping items across walls

If an unexpected edge case occurs, Walls detects the violation and rolls the player back to their last safe position.

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Interaction Blocking

Players cannot:

• Place blocks across or inside an active wall
• Break blocks across or inside an active wall
• Interact with blocks or entities across a wall
• Attack players or entities across a wall
• Affect anything “on the other side” of an active wall

This guarantees that walls are not only movement barriers, but interaction barriers as well.

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Infinite Walls

Walls can be configured to be truly infinite:

• Infinite Y: not limited by build height
• Infinite X / Z: extend endlessly horizontally
• Infinite horizontal planes: block an entire world with a single wall

“Infinite” in Walls means mathematically infinite, not capped by world limits.

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Wall Geometry

Supported wall types:

• Cuboid walls (classic regions)
• Hollow walls (players may be inside but cannot escape)
• Plane (sheet) walls for thin barriers
• Diagonal walls using plane mode
• Configurable wall thickness (greater than one block)

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Visuals (Optional)

• Optional particle visuals for active walls
• Visible to all players, including operators
• Configurable particle type, distance, and density
• Purely cosmetic — enforcement does not rely on visuals

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Scheduling and Announcements

Walls can be toggled:

• Immediately
• After a delay
• With an optional public countdown

Optional features include:

• Countdown messages
• Countdown tick sound
• Final sound when the wall toggles
• Titles and chat announcements

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Teams and Permissions

Walls supports controlled bypass access via:

• Vanilla Minecraft scoreboard teams
• Optional LuckPerms group integration

Only one system is active at a time to avoid conflicts.

Permissions are strict by default:

• Non-OP players cannot use wall commands
• Admin actions are permission-gated
• OPs do not bypass walls unless explicitly allowed

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Commands

Main command: /wall
Alias: /walls

Core Commands

Command	Description
/wall help	Show help page
/wall creator	Show plugin attribution
/wall list	List all walls
/wall pos1	Set first position
/wall pos2	Set second position
/wall create <name>	Create a wall
/wall delete <name>	Delete a wall
/wall toggle	Enable or disable walls
/wall reload	Reload configuration
/wall tool <item>	Change selection tool
/wall debug	Debug information

Team Commands

Command	Description
/wall team add <name>	Allow a team/group to bypass walls
/wall team remove <name>	Remove bypass
/wall team list	List bypass teams
/wall team toggle	Enable or disable team bypass

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Configuration

The configuration file is generated automatically and heavily documented.

Key options include:

• Global wall enable/disable
• Infinite wall behavior
• Rollback teleport enforcement
• Visual effects
• Scheduling and countdown behavior
• Team and permission handling

Changes can be applied via:

• Editing config.yml and running /wall reload

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Compatibility

Minecraft Versions

• Minecraft Java Edition 1.16.x → latest

Platforms

• Bukkit
• Spigot
• Paper
• Most Paper/Spigot-based forks

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Attribution

Created by Nevmind. All rights reserved to him.