Rm101
 Room 101
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 Inside one of the rooms. | |
| About | |
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| Owner | Staff |
| Public? | No |
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| Please contribute the coordinates of this building. | |
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What does Rm101 do
Rm101 is a plugin that allows staff to interrogate players without them being able to grief or be distracted from things ingame. It is not a jail and players should never be left in rm101 alone.
While a player is rm101ed, they can not interact with blocks in any way. So do not worry if a player escapes or tries to break things while in rm101, focus on talking to them. Please note that the rooms themselves are not protected, and teleporting griefers to a rm101 without using the /rm101 command can lead to it being griefed.
Building a Rm101
Rm101s should be a room where players will not be distracted and can pay attention to the staff member interrogating them. They should only be used when a player is not responding to a staff member interrogating them or to stop further grief during interrogation. For more infomation on using Rm101 see the Rm101 Guide.
If you create a room, be sure to have a spot for both the staff member and the player being interrogated.
Do's
- A separate area for the player, where they can not get into the same area as the staff member. This stops them from trying to attack/kill the staff member.
- View of the staff member from where the player is standing.
- Clearly for interrogation and not easily mistaken as some sort of minigame.
- "Push T to talk" sign, players new to minecraft may not know how to use ingame chat.
- A ceiling. Some players taken to rm101 use flymod so putting a roof in will stop them from flying out.
Do Not's
- Lava, fire, pits or anything intimidating that could cause the player to feel like they could be in danger, this can cause them to log out instantly.
- Flashing lights, moving blocks or sounds, these can cause distractions to the player which should be paying attention to you.
- A large open area, players can get lost or distracted looking for a way out or exploring.
- Buttons, levers, itemframes, chests or other blocks the player can interact with.
- Blocks such as glass where players will try and break them.
- Mobs and animals the player could chase (or be chased by).
Using a Rm101
When using a Room 101, you and the player you are using it on will be teleported to your room 101. If you do not have your own Rm101 it will select one at random from ones other staff have built.