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command suggestion

Amber

Amber

New Fish
Greenie
May 26, 2023
11
9
on minr there's the "/c (un)completed player [player A] comparing [player B]" command which is a great way of quickly knowing which maps both of these players have or both have not done. I think this command is very useful and I think a counterpart is missing to show maps only 1 of the players has completed, If technologically it's possible I'd love to see something like it added
I'm believe a command like "/c (un)completed player [player A] remove [player B]" might be suitable
thanks for listening!
 
rickyboy320

rickyboy320

Administrator
Administrator
Nov 18, 2013
2,302
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Thanks for the suggestion! We have a more powerful list command planned, but it is unclear when that will exactly be released.

To do what you want will look something like

/map list player [playerA] completed player [playerB] uncompleted

or the other way around

/map list player [playerA] uncompleted player [playerB] completed

under the new format
 
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