{player} requires a player name of an online player. {integer} requires a number. {double} requires a number with decimal. {float} requires a long number with decimal. {long} requires a long number with decimal. {world} requires a valid world name. {gamemode} requires a valid game mode or number (0-3). {string} requires one word. {boolean} requires true/false. {} requires an unlimited amount of arguments. This variable can only
be used at the end of a command string.
Command that has to be performed in order to
execute the actions.
You can use a variety of custom variables (displayed above) to make a
complex command.
Optional list of aliases for the command. Only the
first word is as the command alias.
The Usage and Description of the command for
Bukkit. This only applies if you have the command registered.
This info is showed in the '/?' command from Bukkit.
Whether or not we should register the command to
Bukkit.
If you set this to false, this command will not be detected by any plugin
(including Additions) and can only be executed by typing it in the chat. The
[command] action will then not work for this command.
Permission required to execute the command.
The message sent when the user does not have permission. Leave empty for the
default message.
Time that the user has to wait to perform the
command again.
The message sent when the user has to wait still. Leave empty for the
default message.
List of actions to be performed when the player
meets all requirements.
Output
Click the box below to copy the output text
Put the text below in the commands.yml file.