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If you are using GraalVM Java 16
- Use 3.2.x-Release or 3.3.0.x-Beta version
  - For 1.5.2 ~ 1.12.2 server, use bukkit-legacy
  - For 1.13 ~ latest server, use bukkit-latest
If you are using any other JVM
- Same as the case as GraalVM Java 16, yet you have to install a third-party plugin, such as JShader. Though, it should work with any plugin that provides nashorn script engine.
If you are Sponge user
- Stay with 3.1.x version. Sponge API 8 support is coming soon for the later versions, but not at the moment.

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We dedicate our time to provide support for this plugin, so please support us if our plugin helped you!

https://patreon.com/TriggerReactor

Description:
Want to create in-game based scripts? Have you tried VariableTrigger? Are you an expert Skript programmer? Give a chance to TriggerReactor. TriggerReactor is Script Engine that has the in-game interaction features of VariableTrigger, and the advanced scripting system of Skript.

You can also create trigger for walking on the block, clicking the block, command, enter/exit area, and all of the Bukkit Events, Custom Permissions, and Third party plugin's Event! (You can hook up Events from plugins like Factions, MCMMO, etc. and do whatever you want. I personally am giving Guild experience based on Guild members' portion of MCMMO experience)

Have Questions?
You may ask questions in discord

English: https://discord.gg/Df8vgut

Korean: https://discord.gg/KubaFcd

Features(written by MidnightSugar):

Multi-threading capability (No lag)
6 Trigger Types: Click, Walk, Command, Named, Inventory, Repeating
- Or create custom triggers from any event
Includes 49+ Executors and 43+ Placeholders for ease of use
- Or create your own Executors and interact with other plugins
Use methods directly from javadocs
Create dynamic variables
Robust conditions system
Create and use loops and arrays
Access third party plugin API

Commands:

/trg - type it to see more commands

Permissions:

triggerreactor.admin - give access to all of the /trg commands, and TriggerReactor tools.

Tools:
There are some tool to make your life easier

1. Bone : inspection tool. Left click with it to delete the trigger at the clicked location or Right click to see the brief information

2. Shear: cut tool. Right click to cut a trigger at clicked location and Left click to paste it on another place.

3. Paper: copy tool. Right click to copy a trigger at clicked location and Left click to paste it on another place.

Some Examples:

<button class="button bbCodeSpoilerButton ToggleTrigger Tooltip JsOnly" style="margin: 5px 0px; padding: 0px 10px; font: 600 12px / 36px 'droid sans', Arial, sans-serif; color: #535353; background-color: #d9d9d9; border-width: 0px; border-top-color: #ffffff; border-radius: 3px; text-align: center; outline: none; display: inline-block; cursor: pointer; box-sizing: border-box; box-shadow: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1) 0px -2px 0px inset; appearance: none; height: 36px; max-width: 99%;" type="button" data-target="> .SpoilerTarget">Spoiler: Examples</button>

A lot of Information You Must See:

Can be found in Wiki

Bug report/Suggestions:

Please report/suggest it on the Issue tab of github site. (will be greatly appreciated.)

Hey, you know some java?

Please help me add up more useful Executors and Placeholders. Executors and Placeholders are all written in Javascript, and you only need very basic knowledge to make a lot of things.

Look at the $isop placeholder's code:

Code (Text):

function isop(args){
if(player == null)
return null;

return player.isOp();
}

That's literally all you need to know to help me out! So if you are willing to help me out, please don't hesitate to do so!

Donations:

overload : $50 - Surprisingly huge amount of money. Thank you!

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Silverbane
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Posted May 14, 2018
@wysohn I have a very large Variable Triggers script I developed for a game mode I created. I am interested to see how far you got on being able to convert code. You can check out my project at https://github.com/Silverbane/MinecraftImpossible I have not worked on it for a while simply because I could not get my plugins to work on the newest minecraft updates and gave up. But I am very interested to see if I could get it going again if someone could help me update the code to a new system that will work with the new builds. Anyways please let me know if you can take a look.

Thank you.

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Posted May 15, 2018
In reply to Silversbane:

Of course I can, but I have no free time recently, so I will comeback and work on it whenever it's possible.

Otherwise, you may work on it yourself. As I can see from your old codes, you seems to have good knowledge of programming; it shouldn't be too hard to port it from your old code to the new code. You definitely will want to take a look at NamedTrigger in order to implement those @CALL related things.

Take a look at this Wiki: https://github.com/wysohn/TriggerReactor/wiki

And also, you are highly encouraged to join discord channel to ask questions about everything: https://discord.gg/Df8vgut

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Posted May 8, 2018
Hi wysohn, let me start out by saying amazing plugin!

I just ask your help with a few things. I'm having an issue with #MESSAGE because it sends a message to a triggering player. It seems like there is no triggering player when one trigger #CALL 's another so there's no player to #MESSAGE. So I can't send a message to one player this way. I Tried to use #CMDCON "tellraw "+.... but tellraw uses (") so it messes up the trigger file. Is there something like #MESSAGE:player or #TELLRAW? Any help would be really appreciated! Thank you in advance!

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Posted May 8, 2018
In reply to QuinLord:

Hi, thank you for the compliment!

In order to use double quote(") in the String, you need to use the escape sequence.

For example, if you want to show "Hi there" to the player

#MESSAGE "\"Hi there\""

This will print the message with double quotes.

If you have more question, there are people, including me, in the discord channel. Don't hesitate to join!

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Posted Jan 19, 2018
Good plugin!

Is it possible to allow certain permissions when players are inside their Feudal claims?

Thanks!

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Posted Jan 19, 2018
In reply to resoluciones:

It's definitely possible, but you have to know some Java and Bukkit API knowledges

1. go to config.yml and set PermisisonManager.Intercept to true. This will allow you to PlayerPermissionCheckEvent. https://wysohn.github.io/io/github/wysohn/triggerreactor/manager/event/PlayerPermissionCheckEvent.html

2. you now hook this event with /trg custom io.github.wysohn.triggerreactor.manager.event.PlayerPermissionCheckEvent customPermissionCheck

3. now for the code, it's where the hard part begins. By using PlayerPermissionCheckEvent, this event has internal variable called 'requestedPermission' which will give you what permission is requested. All you need to do is check if the player is in the Feudal claims and use setAllow() to allow the permission.

here is an example: https://github.com/wysohn/TriggerReactor_Examples/blob/master/CustomTrigger/EMCPermCheck

IF matches(requestedPermission, "^(enhancedminecraft\.craft\.)([0-9]+)$") //just checking if we got the right permission
#CANCELEVENT //event must be cancelled in order to change the permission behavior

lastIndex = requestedPermission.lastIndexOf(".")
craftLevel = parseInt(requestedPermission.substring(lastIndex + 1))

//#MESSAGE "Required craft level = "+craftLevel

level = 0
level = level + mcmmo.level(player, "REPAIR") / 50

//#MESSAGE "Current level "+level

IF level >= craftLevel //if mcmmo level is larger than the craftLevel
event.setAllowed(true) //allow player to have this permission
ENDIF
ENDIF

This is though, but it is possible. Come to discord and ask me questions if you are stuck

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Posted Jan 20, 2018
In reply to wysohn:

Thank you very much for your reply!

I will study deep in detail your instructions and I will try it! In case I cannot do it by myself I will bother you in Discord.

Congratulations for this useful plugin!

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Posted Nov 23, 2017
I'm just discovering TriggerReactor and am very appreciative of your great effort and elegant design. I've used the venerable VT in years past and recently returned to it to find it's status a bit unclear, though apparently not entirely dead. But it is clear that TR is active and you, kind dev, are energized and present w/ the project. Much gratitude. I've always believed that an active project should consider charging a small fee for the plugin. I'd pay if it meant keeping the project alive and the dev responding to inquiries.

Ok, so off I go to delve further into TR. :-)

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Posted Nov 24, 2017
In reply to gmalone:

I appreciate your kind words.

TriggerReactor will be maintained as long as I don't quit developing Bukkit plugins. The intention of creating this plugin was just to fill the gaps between the in-game and the plugin development, and I wasn't able to fill that with the VT2 which is buggy and somehow no longer maintained unlike its predecessor VT.

I personally was interested in how code interpretation works, and that small curiosity now became this large project. It's a little bit sad that not much people understand how things really work, yet that will be my next homework to solve in future releases.

I would appreciate donations if you like to, but that's not mandatory to keep this project going. Maybe a little bit of advertising would work too :) If you choose to donate, my paypal account ID is [email protected]

Any suggestions, bug reports, or questions are always welcome; just open a new Issue in the TriggerReactor github repo.

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Posted Nov 14, 2017
Hi! How do you make users execute a command 'tutorial' when they first do the command /tutorial and if they did it more than 1 times then they will get the message "You already finished the tutorial!"? Thanks!

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Posted Nov 14, 2017
In reply to Samaine:

The easiest way would be using permission

You might can use #CMDCON to use permission command and give permission to user

Or if you have vault installed, you can do this too:

vault.permit(player, "some.perm.ission")

And in command trigger, just check using player.hasPermission("some.perm.ission")

For example:

IF player.hasPermission("tutorial.finished")

#MESSAGE "You already finished the tutorial!

ELSE

//Do tutorial perhaps

ENDIF

It really depends on how you use it.

Maybe can use global variable if you understand how it works

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Posted Nov 4, 2017
Hey! Thanks for creating the Plugin.

I have bent using Variable Triggers my whole life,

But now I'm trying to move on with this plugin as VT2 has lots of bugs and error.

Is there a way to replace <cmdarg:> that is in VT?

Such as

"@IF s <cmdarg:1> = null"

In VT.

Or..

"@IF s <cmdarg:1> = hi"

So, I am going to use this on a command..

/event

[ @IF s <cmdarg:1> = null

@PLAYER (something)

@ENDIF ]

/event go

[ @IF s <cmdarg:1> = go

@CMD warp event <playername>

@ENDIF ]

Thanks!

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Posted Nov 4, 2017
In reply to Samaine:

Hi! I'm glad you liked this proejct!

I'm urge to help you out, but I'm not sure what that /event command will eventually do.

It might be more helpful to put what exactly you want to do.

Also, I check github issue more than bukkit, so it might be better idea to put your questions on here: https://github.com/wysohn/TriggerReactor/issues

But I'm assuming you are doing something with the command and /event seems to be the trigger you want to create,

Then, /trg cmd <command name> [your codes] is what you need to do

For example:

/trg cmd event #IF args[1] == "something"; #MESSAGE "HI"; #ENDIF;

or

/trg cmd event

without the preceding codes behind 'event,' an editor will open to help you make multiple lines of codes.

Or if you prefer notepad or something, just type something random to generate the code, and you can find it under plugins/TriggerReactor/CommandTriggers/ folder. You will find a plain file named 'event' there.

However, if you edit it outside the game(like notepad etc), you must have to reload the plugin with /trg reload. Otherwise the changes will not be applied, and even worse, it might be overriden if someone edit the code in game.

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Posted Nov 4, 2017
In reply to wysohn:

Thanks for helping me even though you didn't really get what I meant.

In VT(VariableTriggers), there is a placeholder called <cmdarg>.

I wanted to ask if there is a placeholder in Trigger Reactor that can replace this.

cmdarg is a placeholder that can detect the second arg of the command...

such as if I do the command "/event" then I will say [IF the cmdarg:1 is null, then]

which is in the statement [@IF <cmdarg:1> = null]

so.

If you still dont get it...

It is simply the second part of the command.

It detects after the main command;

/event go < it detects this.

So, here is an example.

I will type the command "/event"

Then it will show &aHi!

I will type the command "/event go"

Then it will warp me to "event"

So, simply in conclusion, I want to ask if there is a way to detect

"/event go" or the line after the main command. such as "/event help"

So it can give diffrent outputs.

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Posted Sep 25, 2017
Love this plugin, been using it to get alot of small features that i would have to otherwise stack up a bunch of other plugins for. People just need to get this plugin out there and put tutorials on it etc. Maybe i will be the person to do that, but im still learning alot about it myself as is. Anyway thanks wysohn! Great plugin.

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Posted Sep 26, 2017
In reply to DontActLikeMe:

I will look forward to see your contributions!

If you are stuck, ask me through github anytime without hesitation!

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Posted Jun 30, 2017
Hey wysohn thanks for your fast reply on my comment in VariableTrigger comment section!

I'm starting to go throughout the things in wiki but as I'm noob to cmd and wanting to

establish more complicated trigger, its quite hard for me to understand (especially the logic part 'if else' ; idk where to put the codes in). I can simply do some easy command such as sending player to spawn if the player walk on the trigger but I want to do something like.

IF player.getName() !="John_Na"

#CMDOP "spawn"

#MESSAGE "+player.getName()+!You are trespassing private territory!"

ELSE

#MESSAGE "HI, +player.getName()+"

ENDIF

**I want to do this to prevent people coming into my house (just for example)

and even If I'm right on the conditions idk where to put this command as its just too long to type in the game as to its coding material not command as long as I know.

I know you're busy working on your project and your life's work but please help me with this.

Thanks heaps!!

P.S. I found out that you can type in some Korean in your example command. Are you? I'm jst curious cause I'm Korean tho. It doesn't affect how we speak in English at all. As I think its fair to speak in common lan. in global website for other users to understand our chats. Anyway, again, thanks for your replies and concerns.

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Posted Jun 30, 2017
In reply to johnna:

NVM I did it I've code into the files in walktrigger and at the first time

I thought /reload or /trg reload might work. But when I restart the spigot it worked! which means... /trg reload might not be working... :'(

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Posted Jun 30, 2017
In reply to johnna:

Hmm that's pretty odd as I thought walk trigger reloads without a problem

I will take a look!

And for ps, yes I am Korean :) nice to see another Korean here

I don't think it's real big deal to use Korean in global community, but it's better to use common language so other people can get some idea about what we are talking about

it sometimes can be helpful to others too, but at least it has to be written in English so the vast majority of people can understand xD

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Posted Jun 10, 2017
Really nice work dude, keep it up

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