DUXPLIMA Documentation

aliases.yml

Mapping short commands onto /claim subcommands.

An alias is a top-level command that runs a /claim subcommand. Tab completion follows the target automatically.

aliases:
  accept: "claim invite accept"
  deny: "claim invite deny"
  unclaim: "claim delete"
  untrust: "claim kick"
AliasRuns
/accept <claim>/claim invite accept <claim>
/deny <claim>/claim invite deny <claim>
/unclaim/claim delete
/untrust <player>/claim kick <player>

Arguments pass straight through: /accept MyBase becomes /claim invite accept MyBase.

Add your own and run /claim reload.

aliases:
  trust: "claim trust"
  invite: "claim invite send"
  claimchat: "claim chat"
  cc: "claim chat"
  warps: "claim warps"
The shipped /deny alias points at the wrong subcommand

deny: "claim invite deny" targets a subcommand that does not exist: the registered one is /claim invite reject. Change the value to claim invite reject, or remove the alias. The other three shipped aliases are correct.

Notes

  • An alias that collides with another plugin's command loses or wins unpredictably. /accept in particular is claimed by several teleport-request plugins. Check /plugins-level conflicts before adding common verbs.

  • Aliases do not bypass permissions. /unclaim still requires uxmclaims.ability.claim.delete and still asks for confirmation.

  • There is no per-alias permission. If you need one, do not add the alias: point players at the full command and gate that instead.