Minecraft – Plugin Command Reference

so, hier führ ich einfach mal alle momentan installierten Plugins mit der jeweiligen Command Reference und die Server Version auf 🙂

Installierte Server-Version: Bukkit – Recommended Build: 1185 (MC: 1.8.1)

Installierte Server-Plugins:

Command Reference List:

[spoiler show=“ChopTree“]

/ChopTree – show status of all options.

/ChopTree (option) – show status of specified option.

/ChopTree (option) (true/false) – switch option on or off.

/ChopTree chunk – shows if your current chunk is protected.

/ChopTree protect – deactivates the plugin in your chunk.

/ChopTree fullprotect – disables destroying logs in general (not only with plugin) in your chunk.

/ChopTree reload – reloades changes from your properties file (the normal reload won’t do that)

/ToggleChop – toggles the plugin on and off for a player.

(option) can be:
ActiveByDefault – choose if plugin will be toggled on or off for players (on).
UseAnything – if activated players can use any item to chop trees, else materials list will be used (off).
MoreDamageToTools – toggles damage to tools for every chooped log (off).
InterruptIfToolBreaks – if activated tree chopping will interrupt if the tool breaks (off).
SupportMcmmoIfAvailable – if activated plugin will support mcMMO if it can find it (on).
TreeFellerNeeded – choose if players need to have mcMMO’s tree feller enabled (off).
LogsMoveDown – if activated logs will move down when chopped instead of popping like cacti (off).
OnlyTrees – if enabled only trees can be chopped, else all logs can be (on).
EnableOverride – if enabled choptree.override nodes can be used (off)
[/spoiler]

[spoiler show=“TimeShift“]

Live Commands:
/shift day – Starts current world looping day.
/shift night – Current world loops night.
/shift stop – Current world stops looping.
/shift sunrise – Current world loops sunrise. Frequent time changes may cause lag.
/shift sunset – Current world loops sunset. Frequent time changes may cause lag.
/shift setrise – Current world loops both sunrise and sunset without day or night. Frequent time changes may cause lag.
/time [x] – Cancels an active shift to avoid interfering with other plugins. Does not cancel if just ‚/time‘ or ‚/time help‘ is used.- These commands require timeshift.shift permission if Permissions is installed.

 

Startup Commands:

By default, a world will not loop on startup.You can control startup loop behavior with the following command:
/shift startup <behavior> – Sets startup behavior<behavior> can be any of the Live behaviors: day, night, stop, sunrise, sunset, or setrise
These commands do not change the current behavior, only what the server will do next time it starts (or is ‚/reload‘ ed). – These commands require timeshift.startup permission if Permissions is installed.

 

MultiWorld Support:

By default, commands will apply to the world the player is in. MultiWorld commands can also be used from the console. If you wish to change a different world, simply enter one or more worldnames after the command to change only those worlds.
/shift day world otherworld – Loops day on world and otherworld
/shift startup night world world2 – Sets startup behavior for world and world2 to night.
[/spoiler]

[spoiler show=“WeatherControl“]

Start command with either /weather or /wc

help – Show help

status – Show weather status

weather <on|off> <duration> – Show or toogle weather

thunder <on|off> <duration> – Show or toogle thunder

clear – Toogle clear

strike <player> – Lightning strike you or/and other players

strikemob [creeper|pig] <distance> – Lightning strike mob

strikepos [x] [y] [z] – Lightning strike a specific position

wand <count> – Get wand item or set count.

[/spoiler]

[spoiler show=“SimpleServerStatus“]

The following 4 commands, show ram usage and Cpu info:

/serverstatus

/serverinfo

/ss

/si

 

The following 2 commands, show Filesystem information and usage:

/fs

/filesystem

[/spoiler]

[spoiler show=“FishPeople“]

/fishpeople help – Lists all commands available

/fishpeople help <command> – Gives help on the command given

/fishpeople reload – Reloads the configuration from the hard disk

/fishpeople enable – Enables the infinite air and chat filter

/fishpeople disable – Disables the infinite air and chat filter

/fishpeople op-only true – Infinite air only applies to operators

/fishpeople op-only false – Infinite air applies to everyone

/fishpeople helmet-type <id> – Sets the item id for the head item that gives infinite air

/fishpeople chat-filter true – Replaces chat messages when players are underwater

/fishpeople chat-filter false – Allows users to talk normally underwater

/fishpeople underwater-chat <message> – Sets the message that appears when someone talks underwater

/fishpeople air-multiplier <number> – Extends the amount of air players have

„/fishpeople air-multiplier 2.5“ would mean they have two and a half times as much air

/fishpeople helmet-damage <amount> – Every second a player is underwater and wearing the special helmet it will take the damage specified

/fishpeople helmet-replacement <id> – Sets the item id for the head item that will be set when a helmet is destroyed

/fishpeople lava-safe true – Players will not take lava damage while wearing the helmet

/fishpeople lava-safe false – Players will take normal lava damage

/fishpeople low-air-warning <seconds> – When a player has only <seconds> left of air, they get a warning – Set negative to not give a warning

/fishpeople low-air-message <message> – Sets the message to be displayed when a person hits the low-air-warning mark

[/spoiler]

[spoiler show=“UnderwaterTorch“]

Commands: None

 

Features:

  • Allows placing of torches underwater, because you dont always have pumpkins or glowstone with you.
  • Redstone, Special Minecart Tracks, Redstone Torches

 

Changelog:

Version 1.2

  • Minecart Special tracks
  • Redstone/Redstone Torches

Version 1.1

  • Lava doesn’t break torches
  • Minecart tracks don’t break

[/spoiler]

[spoiler show=“FalseBook“]

Currently supported ICs:

  • MC0020 – SELFTRIGGERED RANDOM BIT
  • MC0111 – RECEIVER
  • MC0230 – SELFTRIGGERED DAYCHECK
  • MC0232 – SELFTRIGGERED SET-TIME
  • MC0260 – SELFTRIGGERED WATERSENSOR
  • MC0261 – SELFTRIGGERED LAVASENSOR
  • MC0262 – SELFTRIGGERED LIGHTSENSOR
  • MC0263 – SELFTRIGGERED BLOCK SENSOR
  • MC0270 – SELFTRIGGERED POWERSENSOR
  • MC0271 – SELFTRIGGERED LIVING ENTITY DETECTION SENSOR
  • MC0272 – SELFTRIGGERED PLAYER/GROUP DETECTOR
  • MC0420 – SELFTRIGGERED CLOCK
  • MC1000 – REPEATER
  • MC1001 – INVERTER
  • MC1017 – RISING TOGGLE
  • MC1018 – FALLING TOGGLE
  • MC1020 – RANDOM BIT
  • MC1025 – SEVER TIME MOD 2
  • MC1110 – TRANSMITTER
  • MC1200 – MOB SPAWNER
  • MC1201 – DISPENSER
  • MC1205 – SET BLOCK ABOVE
  • MC1206 – SET BLOCK BELOW
  • MC1207 – SET BLOCK
  • MC1210 – SET-PDOOR
  • MC1211 – SET-PBRIDGE
  • MC1220 – RECURSIVE BLOCK REPLACER
  • MC1230 – TRIGGERED IS IT DAY
  • MC1231 – SIMPLE TIME CONTROL
  • MC1232 – TRIGGERED SET-TIME
  • MC1240 – ARROW SHOOTER
  • MC1241 – ARROW BARRAGE
  • MC1260 – WATER SENSOR
  • MC1261 – LAVA SENSOR
  • MC1262 – LIGHT SENSOR
  • MC1263 – BLOCK SENSOR
  • MC1270 – POWER SENSOR
  • MC1510 – MESSAGESENDER
  • MC1511 – COMMANDSENDER
  • MC0271 – LIVING ENTITY DETECTION SENSOR
  • MC0272 – PLAYER/GROUP DETECTOR
  • MC2020 – 3-BIT RANDOM
  • MC2100 – DELAYER
  • MC2101 – NOT-DELAYER
  • MC3000 – 2-INPUT AND
  • MC3001 – 2-INPUT NAND
  • MC3002 – 3-INPUT AND
  • MC3003 – 3-INPUT NAND
  • MC3020 – 2-INPUT XOR
  • MC3021 – 2-INPUT XNOR
  • MC3030 – RS NOR LATCH
  • MC3031 – INV RS NAND LAT
  • MC3033 – RS NAND LATCH
  • MC3034 – D EDGE FLIPFLOP
  • MC3036 – D LEVL FLIPFLOP
  • MC3040 – MULTIPLEXER
  • MC3231 – ADVANCED TIME CONTROL
  • MC4000 – FULL ADDER
  • MC4010 – HALF ADDER
  • MC4100 – FULL SUBTRACTOR
  • MC4110 – HALF SUBTRACTOR
  • MC4200 – DISPATCHER

Minecart Blocktypes:

  • Booster 2x – GoldOre
  • Booster 8x – GoldBlock
  • Station Block – Obsidian
  • BrakeBlock 25% – Gravel
  • BrakeBlock 50% – Soulsand
  • ReverseBlock – Bedrock
  • ConstantSpeedBlock (my addition) – IronBlock
  • DepositBlock – IronOre
  • use the configuration-file to personalize

Other Features:

  • Bridge
  • Doors
  • Gates
  • Toggle Netherrack Fire
  • Toggle Pumpkins
  • Toggle Soulsand to Glowstone and back (my addition)
  • ToggleAble Areas (Experimental):Define the area with the „Wooden Hoe“ (use rightclick)
  • /farea <areaname> – Adds an Area
  • /delfarea <areaname> – removes an Area
  • /listfarea – Lists all Areas
  • /fareatoggle <areaname> autosave – toggles the autosave function of an area. Autosave = save blocks, when toggling the area off.
  • /fareatoggle <areaname> protect – toggles the protection of an area. ON = Area is only destroyable/buildable to users with permission: falsebook.destroy.blocks
  • /fareaallow <areaname> id[:subid] – will add/remove the blocktype from the toggleable blocks of this area. Default: all blocks will be toggled.

Youtube Channel mit Anleitungen

Anleitung für Brücken

Anleitung für Gates

Anleitung für Minecarts

Anleitung für Cauldrons

Anleitung für Lichtschalter

Anleitung für Aufzüge

Anleitung für Redstone pumpkins

Anleitung für Redstone netherstone

[/spoiler]

 

updated: 02.10.2011

 

4 Kommentare zu „Minecraft – Plugin Command Reference

    • Hallo Chrissy,
      ehrlich gesagt verstehe ich nicht ganz was du an dem Plugin auf deutsch umstellen möchtest? Laut dem Bukkit Forum aktiviert man es lediglich indem man die Endung von .ignore in .cc umändert und mit dem Befehl ‚/cc‘ löscht man dann ingame die letzten 20 Zeilen des Chatverlaufs. Evtl. kann dir ja auch der Autor JoeGandy1 weiterhelfen?
      Gruß iro

Schreibe einen Kommentar

Deine E-Mail-Adresse wird nicht veröffentlicht. Erforderliche Felder sind mit * markiert

*

Diese Website verwendet Akismet, um Spam zu reduzieren. Erfahre mehr darüber, wie deine Kommentardaten verarbeitet werden.