commands.conf
The name, aliases and switch of every command and subcommand, and words per language.
Every command and subcommand can be renamed, given aliases or turned off here, without touching the code. A change needs a restart: the server builds its command tree once, at start.
commands {
parkour {
name = "parkour"
aliases = ["pk", "jump"]
enabled = true
localized-aliases { tr = ["parkur"] }
subcommands {
join { name = "join" }
leave { name = "leave", localized-aliases { tr = ["ayril"] } }
}
}
}
The keys
| Key | What it does |
|---|---|
| the block name | The command's key, parkour or uxmparkour. It never changes |
name | The label a player types, without the slash |
aliases | Other labels that reach the same command |
enabled | false and the command is never registered |
localized-aliases | Words for the readers of one language, a list per language tag (tr, pt-BR) |
subcommands | One block per subcommand: its fixed key on the left, name, enabled and localized-aliases inside |
A subcommand under a subcommand is keyed with a hyphen and named with a space: lang-set is the key under which
lang set is named.
The subcommand keys
| Command | Keys |
|---|---|
parkour | join, leave, restart, themes, theme, difficulty, stats, top, lang, lang-set, lang-reset, lang-set-player, lang-reset-player |
uxmparkour | reload, version, create, set, show, enable, disable, edit, delete, reset, list, tp, doctor |
Words per language
A word in localized-aliases on a command works for anyone who types it, but only a player who reads that language
finds it in their command list. A word under a subcommand is offered to, and works for, the readers of that language
and the console only. The language a player reads is the one they chose, or their client's. A word may use the
letters of its own language: паркур, sıçra.
Notes
- The operator root pairs with the player root.
uxmparkourships the aliasparkouradmin. Rename the player command and keep that pairing yourself if you want it. - A permission belongs to the command, not its name. A renamed subcommand keeps its node.
- Turning off a subcommand removes it from the tree and from tab completion; the rest of the command stays.
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