Bukkit

@Jugbot

Okay, firstly, you can simply make a new line(by pressing enter) in the .txt file to skip a line. This is in my opinion much less convoluted than using some arbitrary symbol to create a new line.

Wiki might happen in the future, for now I think most if not all required information is condensed into the usage page here on bukkit dev.

What function would message-delaying do? if the message is too long they'll have to scroll up regardless of delays. The motd isn't going to be less overwhelming if they get it a few seconds after log in, in fact, I'd consider that slightly irritating if I've already started chatting with players on the server just to have my chat jump up with the motd.

@BiweGas

Did you change it in the config file? If you did, simply remove the config and reload the plugin to reset it to the default.

@darkness1999

Thank you for the suggestions, I do, however, not see myself implementing them any time soon.

An option to change config settings in-game(or with the console) is in my opinion redundant when you can use your favorite text editor to edit the config values manually without having to remember commands you are not likely to use often.

While I could add an option to put the contents of .txt files into books, I feel that this too is superfluous and would be a bother to use rather than a convenient way of displaying information.

@Ferrocane

I actually planned on adding permission support earlier, although I haven't been very active when it comes to minecraft lately. I already have an implementation of permissions support working, though I am not sure if the implementation is at all satisfactory, a brief description:

Config setting enables checks for permissions if set to true. Permissions are checked when the player writes a command, e.g. /info would check if the player owns the permission "InfoMan.info: true", if the player does not have the required permission then an error message is printed like the one you would see if the command didn't exist at all, if the player has the permission they instead receive the contents of the file info.txt, as one would expect. The permission nodes are simply "InfoMan." + the command without the / infront of it, e.g. "InfoMan.info", "InfoMan.test".

I think that the current implementation works fine in that you can just add all the commands you want to be available to the default permissions group in your permissions config, though I am not very well versed in the usage of permissions plugins so if the implementation is wicked in any way, do tell me so that I can change the implementation.

I'm glad that you like the plugin ;)

EDIT: The example in this comment is no longer correct, check the usage page for correct usage of permissions.

@deancohen1994

Not entirely sure what you mean, you can add your own commands right now. e.g. you could add /mining to the commands.txt and then create a .txt file called mining.txt. Typing /mining should now send the player the contents of mining.txt.

@Ferrocane

Thanks for trying the linked version, I'll advise everyone to use only lowercase when creating .txt files on linux systems.