Getting started

Getting started with bucket variables starts with creating a namespace, learn about them in this page.

Creating a Namespace

To use bucket variables, you must first create a namespace.

The name of the namespace must be globally unique across DiamondFire.

As the namespace owner, you control which plots have access to your namespace.

Once your plot has access to a namespace, you’ll need to add it to your plot and assign an alias.

Namespace Aliases

Namespace aliases are set per-plot, and are how you refer to namespaces in your code; this does not need to be unique across DiamondFire, so choose whatever is convenient.

Note

Namespace aliases are useful in setups where you clone code from a development plot to a main plot.

While the code across both plots is the same and refers to the same alias, that alias can map to different namespaces on the dev and main plots, ensuring your saved data remains separate.

Note

This will have a more in-depth explanation of commands in the future, for now just use: /plot namespace create <namespaceId> <alias>