CommandHelper lets you and users alias commands so that you don't get carpal tunnel, and it also allows you to script your own plugins without Java knowledge.
- Let you or users bind aliases for multiple commands
- Using an easy to use MScript language, script your own plugins
- Completely replace whatever you are using for /homes /warps /mail etc. with CommandHelper
- Create new features, handle new problems, without having to learn Java
- Easy to use language to pick up, with great documentation
Want an easy to use in-game map editor? Try WorldEdit. Want to protect areas? Try WorldGuard.
Quote from the CommandHelper team:
For the latest version: Currently you have to get the latest version from the CH wiki.
Getting Started
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Bukkit is currently required.
- Download CommandHelper (off the wiki) and extract the .jar into plugins/.
- Run your server once to generate the files.
- Read the wiki (see below) to find out how to use CommandHelper.
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What are the permissions? How do you make your own scripts? Check out the wiki below.
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- Project leader: LadyCailin is the current project leader
- Lead developers: LadyCailin
- Project started: In November 2010 (Bukkit was started January 2011)
The original project leader and lead developer was sk89q.
Version 3.3.0 does not work with current releases of bukkit, however the dev builds do. Get the dev builds from here
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Facts
- Date created
- Aug 25, 2011
- Categories
- Last update
- Mar 02, 2012
- Development stage
- Release
- Language
- enUS
- License
- MIT License, with special exception
- Curse link
- CommandHelper
- Downloads
- 20,939
- Recent files
- R: CommandHelper 3.3.0 for CB 1.1-R6 Mar 02, 2012
- R: CommandHelper 3.2.0 for CB 1185 Oct 02, 2011
- R: v3.1.2 WEBundle [CB1060] Aug 25, 2011
- R: v3.1.2 [CB1060] Aug 25, 2011
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- #306
ryguy147 May 18, 2013 at 00:39 UTC - 0 likes@jb_aero: Go
Nope, doesn't work with or without the /.
If I just run the command normally, then it works. If I type /runalias /aliasiwanttorun as a player it doesn't work either.
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- #305
jb_aero May 13, 2013 at 06:05 UTC - 0 likes@UbuntuFreak: Go
Well of course join IRC. Then you get to find out about the nifty works-in-progress. :)
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- #304
jb_aero May 13, 2013 at 06:03 UTC - 0 likes@ryguy147: Go
/runalias /myalias
In my experience "runalias myalias" works too. It has to do with how the events this relies on are fired. Although a solution to that may be coming in the next couple weeks.
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- #303
ryguy147 May 12, 2013 at 18:02 UTC - 0 likesI've noticed that the aliases I define cannot be run from Command Blocks. Solution?
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- #302
UbuntuFreak May 11, 2013 at 09:54 UTC - 0 likes<<reply 1482283>>
Right now you will need to use dev builds wich you can get at build.sk89q.com
Use the staged API and Event API to use all of CommandHelper's functions
Misspelling sponsored by me
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- #301
WickedTrench May 10, 2013 at 21:13 UTC - 0 likesUpdate?
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- #300
UbuntuFreak Apr 30, 2013 at 16:11 UTC - 0 likes@jb_aero: Go
I can if you wish. But maybe we are in diffrent time zones what makes it even harder. If you want to add me on Skype or Steam, I can send you my name(s) via mail. Otherwise the IRC will also work of course
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- #299
jb_aero Apr 29, 2013 at 12:53 UTC - 0 likes@UbuntuFreak: Go
Hi, are you on IRC/the forums? If not, you should really join us so you can stay in the loop.
I remember seeing you on this page helping people before I even started using this incredible plugin, thanks for doing that!
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- #298
UbuntuFreak Apr 28, 2013 at 14:31 UTC - 0 likes@ryguy147: Go
Sorry, this should have been went to z00100100.
Here is my working /gm code because yours doesn't work as well as it should ... : http:pastie.org/7733412 To change your gamemode you will need to have the custom.gamemode.self permission For other players, custom.gamemode.other is needed. At any time ch.func.use.set_pmode permission.
I'm sorry it is in german but it should work. The msg() messages are translated in english.
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- #297
UbuntuFreak Apr 27, 2013 at 21:40 UTC - 0 likes@z00100100: Go
When using the staged version of CommandHelper, there is a function to read txt files. Maybe it helps, I don't know much about it :)