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Getting Started
- Minecraft Bedrock 26.30 or newer
- Both packs included in the MCADDON
- Experiments off
- Cheats off
The add-on is designed to remain achievement friendly and uses stable APIs. Back up an important world before installing or updating any add-on.
- Download Andys_Selective_Grief_Protection_0.1.7.mcaddon from CurseForge or the GitHub storefront.
- Open the file with Minecraft and wait for both packs to import.
- Edit the world and activate the Behavior Pack. Its paired Resource Pack should activate with it.
- Confirm both packs are version 0.1.7, then enter the world.
For Bedrock Dedicated Server installation and console controls, use Dedicated Server Console.
Arrange the recipe as follows:
- Top: Copper Ingot, Diamond, Copper Ingot
- Middle: Amethyst Shard, Chiseled Deepslate, Amethyst Shard
- Bottom: Copper Ingot, Redstone Block, Copper Ingot

A crafted rune begins at Tier I with a maximum radius of 16.
Place the rune on a stable block. The placing player becomes its owner.

Crouch and interact with the placed rune to open its settings. No stick is required. Only its owner, an operator, or a trusted Manager can configure it. Use the menu to choose the radius, restrictions, explosion rules, trusted members, and visual effects.
The protected area is a square. Radius 16 covers 33 × 33 blocks. Its vertical range is fixed at 20 blocks below through 20 blocks above the rune, for 41 layers total.
Rename a vanilla stick exactly PlayerGriefControl in an anvil.

Use the stick or interact with a block or entity while holding it. It opens personal notification and grid-preview preferences and lists every rune the player can manage. It does not grant permissions and is not needed when crouch-interacting with a nearby rune.
Rename another vanilla stick exactly AdminGriefControl.

Only an actual world operator can open the admin menu. Merely holding a correctly named stick never grants operator access.
Only the owner or an operator can break the rune. Breaking it deletes the stored protection record and drops a fresh Tier I rune. Rename, tier, radius, members, and configuration do not travel with the dropped item.