Single player - command to get claim papers?

Great that you figured out how the general system worked! I just thought i would answer the start question in case someone else searches and is wondering the same.
There are a few commands (admin wise) under /settlement that will grant new claim papers and claim stakes to the specified settlement which are spawned on the stake of that settlement.

Difficulty.eco:
"ClaimStakesGrantedUponSkillscrollConsumedAndSettlementsEnabled": 1.0,
"ClaimPapersGrantedUponSkillscrollConsumedAndSettlementsEnabled": 5.0,

Automatically set for worlds that use recommended "No Collab" in singleplayer.

Originally posted by Bodycount: The goal I'm trying to reach is to get a server for multiplayer (not a single player server) with the old features (no settlements), and of cause be able to claim an unlimited ammount of claims. As said, for the moment it is kind of limited. When I try to claim more, I get a message that I already used all of my 16 claims. But I have more placed, and should be able to claim way more. That does ot work. How to fix?

That is a known issue with settlements off in 10.2. It'll be adressed with Hotfix 10.2.1. I do want to note again that settlements off is a deprecated setting and shouldn't be used, everything that can be done with settlements off can be done with settlements on, including gaining unrestricted claim papers and a global government setup via federation, taking a maximum work amount of five minutes.

Your difficulty.eco looks outdated though and needs updating from template, that is a process that is required to be done on every update that changes configuration variables.

Be careful with spawned claimpapers, to address an exploit issue there was a change in Update 10.1 that recalculates the claim papers of a settlement every server restart and removes any it shouldn't have based on its citizen counts. That should only apply to spawned claim papers with a settlement link, though. The unrestricted ones should work okay. If not, please let us know.

Claim papers are required for housing benefits to work and some machinery, like waste filters.