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-## This guide is for PlotSquared versions <= 1.12.2 and 1.13+
 ![Flag system](https://i.imgur.com/mYxGJYv.jpg)
 ## Description
 The extensive flagging system allows you to do all sorts of things such as setting the plot weather. 
@@ -14,8 +13,8 @@ _**PlotSquared (and generally all updated plugins) for 1.13+ require the use of
 A full list of item ID numbers and current names for manual conversion can be found at:
 https://github.com/Phoenix616/IDConverter/blob/master/mappings/src/main/java/de/themoep/idconverter/IdMappings.java
 
-You can set default flags per world in the `worlds.yml`. Default flags will be present in each claimed plot unless a different value is manually set for that plot. The following is an example of setting the `use` flag to allow interaction with doors, and trapdoors, levers, gates, pressure plates, buttons and trip wires:
-## 1.13 and *newer*
+You can set default flags per world in the `/plugins/PlotSquared/settings/worlds.yml`. Default flags will be present in each claimed plot unless a different value is manually set for that plot. The following is an example of setting the `use` flag to allow interaction with doors, and trapdoors, levers, gates, pressure plates, buttons and trip wires:
+##
 ```YML
 worlds:
   <world>:
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 ```
 *where `<world>` indicates the name of that plotworld.  (The example list is truncated in size here due to length issues)  
 *Each variant of an item will need to be added separately, as before, but now the full name must be used.
-## 1.12.2 and *older*
-```YML
-worlds:
-  <world>:
-    flags:
-      use: "64,71,96,167,193,194,195,196,197,77,143,69,70,72,147,148,107,183,184,185,186,187,132"
-```
-*where `<world>` indicates the name of that plotworld.
-Ids: http://minecraft-ids.grahamedgecombe.com/
+
 ## Flag types:
 #### - String
 Accepts any letter, number, space, color codes, and a few symbols.