DUXPLIMA Documentation

Commands

What a player types, what an operator types, and how to rename any of it.

Two roots: /glow for a player and /uxmglow for an operator. Both names, their aliases and every word under them are values in commands.conf, so you may rename a command, give it aliases, or turn it off entirely. A rename takes effect on the next start, because a server builds its command tree once.

What a player types

CommandWhat it doesPermission
/glowOpens the pickeruxmglow.use
/glow set <colour>Glows in one colouruxmglow.use and the colour's own node
/glow cycle <colours> [interval-ms]Steps through several coloursuxmglow.cycle and every colour named
/glow offStops glowinguxmglow.use
/glow coloursLists the colours this player may useuxmglow.use
/glow langSays which language they read this plugin in, and what else there isuxmglow.language
/glow lang set <language>Reads this plugin in one language, whatever the client saysuxmglow.language
/glow lang resetFollows the client againuxmglow.language

The colours of a cycle are one comma-separated argument, red,blue,gold, so the interval that may follow stays unambiguous. The interval is in milliseconds and it is optional: leave it out and the plugin uses the default from config.conf.

Tab completion offers only the colours the sender actually holds. An interface that offers what it then refuses is a bad one.

What an operator types

CommandWhat it doesPermission
/uxmglow reloadRe-reads config.conf, the picker and the language filesuxmglow.admin.reload
/uxmglow versionReports the versionuxmglow.admin.version
/uxmglow doctorAsks the plugin how it is: storage, content, windows, placeholdersuxmglow.admin.doctor

Renaming

commands.conf holds a block per command with a name and a list of aliases. Write the name you want, restart, and the old one is gone. A command you do not want at all is turned off in the same file, and it then leaves the tree rather than answering with a refusal.