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Custom Commands

This guide explains how to create, edit, and delete custom commands.

Overview​

Custom commands can be added as either Player Commands or Admin Commands. These commands are stored dynamically and can be executed with specific permissions.

Command Types​

  1. Player Command: Accessible by all players.
  2. Admin Command: Requires the user to have admin tags.

How to Manage Custom Commands​

1. Accessing the Command Manager​

Open the Admin Panel and find custom commands

2. Adding a New Command​

  1. Open the Custom Commands Manager.
  2. Select Add New Command.
  3. Fill out the form:
    • Command Name: The name of the command (without the ! prefix).
    • Command Type: Choose between Player Command or Admin Command.
    • Description: Provide a brief description of the command.
    • Command to Execute: Enter the exact command to be run.
  4. Confirm your entries and save. The new command will be stored and ready to use.

3. Editing an Existing Command​

  1. Open the Custom Commands Manager.
  2. Select the command you want to edit.
  3. Modify any field (name, type, description, or command).
  4. Save your changes.

4. Deleting a Command​

  1. Open the Custom Commands Manager.
  2. Select the command you want to delete.
  3. Confirm the deletion.

Examples​

Example 1: Adding a Player Command​

  • Name: hello
  • Type: Player Command
  • Description: Sends a greeting to the player.
  • Command to Execute: say Hello, ${player.name}!

When a player types !hello, the server will execute the command and send the greeting.

Example 2: Adding an Admin Command​

  • Name: giveDiamonds
  • Type: Admin Command
  • Description: Gives 10 diamonds to the admin.
  • Command to Execute: give @s minecraft:diamond 10

Only admins can execute !giveDiamonds.

Notes​

  • Validation: The system ensures all required fields are completed and that the command name is unique.
  • Security: Admin commands are protected and cannot be accessed by regular players.

Start enhancing your server with custom commands today!