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Security

Lock and protect your storage system so only you (or players you trust) can access it.

How It Works

The security system is built around two items:

Item Purpose
Security Box Enables security when placed in the multiblock
Key Used to lock and unlock the system

Setting Up Security

Step 1 — Place a Security Box

Place a Security Box block adjacent to your Storage Core. The system will detect it automatically.

Once a Security Box is in the multiblock, the storage system starts unlocked — anyone can access it.

Step 2 — Lock with a Key

Right-click the Key item on the Storage Core (or any Security Box) to lock the system.

When locked:

  • Only the player holding the Key can access the storage
  • Other players see the storage GUI but cannot interact with it
  • The Key is bound to your account

Step 3 — Unlock (if needed)

If you need to unlock the system, right-click the Key on the Storage Core again.

Whitelist Mode

By default, only the player holding the Key can access the storage. You can also add specific players to a whitelist to allow them access.

To manage the whitelist, open the storage GUI (you must be holding the Key) and look for the security options panel. From there you can:

  • Add a player to the whitelist by name
  • Remove a player from the whitelist
  • Toggle whitelist mode on or off

When whitelist mode is on, only players on the list (plus the Key holder) can access the storage.

Operator Override

Server operators (players with /op) can always access locked storage, regardless of the whitelist. This can be disabled in the config:

[features]
    enableOpOverride = true   # true = ops can override; false = ops are blocked too

Access Terminal

The Access Terminal provides remote access to your locked storage system.

  • Place it up to 64 blocks away from the Storage Core
  • Right-click to open the same storage GUI as the core itself
  • Access is subject to the same security rules — if you're locked out of the core, you're locked out of the terminal

This is useful for:

  • Putting the terminal in your base while the storage is elsewhere
  • Sharing access through a wall or floor
  • Multiple access points for the same storage system

Breaking a Locked System

If you lose your Key, you can break the Security Box to remove security. This does not unlock the storage — it removes the security layer entirely, making the storage accessible to everyone again.

Note: If enableOpOverride is true on the server, an operator can simply access the storage directly without needing the Key.
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