Operator commands
Every /uxmjumppads subcommand, with its arguments, what it does and the permission it needs.
Every operator command is under /uxmjumppads, aliases /uxmjp and /jumppadadmin.
| Command | Permission | What it does |
|---|---|---|
/uxmjumppads set <type> | uxmjumppads.admin.edit | Makes the block you stand on a pad of that type, throwing the way you face. Player only |
/uxmjumppads remove | uxmjumppads.admin.edit | Takes the set pad off the block you stand on. Player only |
/uxmjumppads list | uxmjumppads.admin.edit | Every set pad: its type, world, block and direction |
/uxmjumppads reload | uxmjumppads.admin.reload | Reads config.conf, the messages and the theme again. See Configuration |
/uxmjumppads doctor | uxmjumppads.admin.doctor | Checks the pad types and the set pads, one line each |
/uxmjumppads version | uxmjumppads.admin.version | Prints the version this server runs |
/uxmjumppads | uxmjumppads.admin.version | Points to /uxmjumppads help |
set
set reads the block at your feet; when your feet are in air, as on a full block, it takes the block under you. So
standing on a plate sets the plate, and standing on a slime block sets the slime block. The block can be any block:
it need not be the type's block on its under.
/uxmjumppads set classic
The block at world 12 64 -3 is a classic pad, throwing at 180 degrees.
The direction is your yaw in whole degrees, as the debug screen shows it: 0 south, 90 west, 180 north, 270 east. A
set on a block that is a set pad already replaces it. An unknown type answers pad.unknown-type with the types
config.conf has.
remove
remove takes away a set pad at your feet or under you, and answers pad.removed, or pad.none-here when there is
none. A matched pad cannot be removed this way: it is a pad because of its blocks, so change the blocks or the type.
list
Pads set on blocks: 2
- classic at world 12 64 -3, 180 degrees
- bounce at world -40 70 18, 0 degrees
Related: Set pads, Overview, Permissions
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