Config.yml


This is a tutorial about the different parts in the config.yml

Default config.yml:

You can find the default config.yml here: https://raw.github.com/Carlgo11/SimpleAutomessage/1.0.6/src/config.yml

What does it mean?

version:

This is the version of the config.yml. If the version is to old the plugin will make a new one. PLEASE DO NOT EDIT THIS!

auto-update:

This will enable you to get new versions of this plugin when available. It is recommend to leave this as true.

opt-out:

This will send a small amount of data to a statistics server. That server will publish some data about the plugin. such as how many using it and what versions they're using. You can find the data here: http:mcstats.org/plugin/SimpleAutomessage/. (It's recommend to leave this as true.)

debug:

This enables debug-mode when set to true. debug-mode is good if your plugin doesn't work and you need help from a developer of this plugin. If your plugin doesn't work please follow these instructions:

  1. Stop your server.
  2. Remove your server.log (not server.log.1 or server.log.1.lck)
  3. Set debug to true in the config.yml (change the debug string to: true)
  4. Startup the server and let it load for as long as the delay is set to in the 'time:' string
  5. Stop your server and open the server.log
  6. copy all of it into a pastebin
  7. Post a comment on the main-page and paste the link to your pastebin page.
  8. Wait for reply by a developer

prefix:

This is the "sender" of the messages that will be broadcasted on the server. You can use colorcodes but remember that just MUST use '' around the prefix.
Example: prefix: '&a[Prefix]'

time:

This is the delay between the messages. The delay should be set in seconds.
Example: time: 10. The delay will be 10 seconds in this example.

Any errors? Do the following:

  1. Stop your server.
  2. Remove your server.log (not server.log.1 or server.log.1.lck)
  3. Set debug to true in the config.yml (change the debug string to: true)
  4. Startup the server and let it load for as long as the delay is set to in the 'time:' string
  5. Stop your server and open the server.log
  6. copy all of it into a pastebin
  7. Post a comment on the main-page and paste the link to your pastebin page.
  8. Wait for reply by a developer
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