This was created to give server moderators a way to easily add ways to edit and control the world without the use of plugins. Feedback and ideas would be much appreciated! ^w^

Overview
When you load the data pack, you will be welcomed with the following message. Operators are the only players allowed to use this menu, and it will appear every time the data pack is reloaded. The player who recieves this message will be given the operator tag. This only happens once for security reasons, but you can add other operators by using the command "/tag [​playername] add Operator"




As you can see, there are a few different parts to this datapack. In the game, you can hover over most blue text for additional information, but to give a basic rundown for prospective operators;

Universal Access: This gives everyone in the world access to the "Admin Options" menu where they can change gamemodes, ban players, and access other features of this datapack (If enabled)

The Admin menu if all features are disabled in the op menu:


The admin menu if all features are enabled in the op menu.



Custom Teleports: If you want to create a hub, or multiple hubs in your world, then you're in luck! This feature will give you the ability to create custom teleport locations. Operators are able to save and name up to five locations that all players on the server can teleport to with the addition of a spawn teleport. Players are also able to save up to five private teleport locations for ease of travel from base to base. As a final feature, administrators can save up to five teleport locations in a shared administrator menu.



Grief Markers: Did someone burn down a forest? Or did they blow up someone's base? Well now you can figure out who is responsible with grief markers! Any time someone uses a flint and steel, or lights some tnt, you will now have the ability to find out who is griefing! Additionally, you can see where players may have created or removed their own custom teleport locations.



GameZones: Players like variability in their play experience. So to give them as many options as possible, this part of the datapack splits the world into three different gamezones. Survival, creative, and adventure. The adventure zone is for the spawn area, minigames, and various other activities to take place. The border of these three zones can be found at 0 - 0 in the world.



Landplots: This is easily the most complicated part of the datapack. With it, you can generate large plots of land in a grid and sell each plot to your players with the command "tag [​Playername] add Buy_Plot" Only the owner of a plot can build on their plot of land (With the exception of admins and operators of course), and with this privacy they can safely build and store their items with ease of mind. If a player wants to give their friends access to their plot, then they can do that aswell. The only problem is that when players are in adventure mode, they can access chests. So iron doors are recommended.




INV Check: Simple inventory checker.




Resources

Inventory storage datapack: www.youtube.com/watch?v=X50lnWDpViU&t=64s

Informative video on /data command: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVMfoG_zXz8

Chunk delete idea, couldn't find the datapack: www.youtube.com/watch?v=azxJTpjfy0U&t=301s

Various Command/datapack information - https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Minecraft_Wiki

For some command creation - https://minecraft.tools/en/

Very useful tutorial on entity data storage - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbDebeWv0Hk

This video was crucial in understanding a method of teleporting players in the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytyg7egKm-o