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This is an automated message from the Plugin Suggestion form.
rickyboy320 has made a suggestion for zero.minr.org
Plugin Name: FaQ
URL: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9trzdj5pf6eqmfs/FaQ V1.0.jar
Reasons for suggestions: Thought I went and learn the Plugin basics..
Created a small FaQ plugin.
Most new people on our server start off and ask all kinds of questions, and are then redirected to the FAQ.
If we just have the /faq command, they can just search it up.
Ingame commands:
/faq - Shows the FaQ.
/faq help - Shows the help of the /faq command.
/faq add - Adds questions and answers to the FaQ.
Usage: /faq add <question> = <answer> (Supports spaces!)
/faq delete - Deletes questions and answers from the FaQ.
Usage: /faq delete <question> (Supporsts spaces!)
/faq delete <number> (Deletes the number on the list (1 is the top question, 2 is the one below etc...))
/faq delete -a (Deletes all questions and answers)
/faq color - Changes colors of the Faq command:
Usage: /faq color (Shows current colors)
/faq color default <color>
/faq color command <color>
/faq color warning <color>
/faq color question <color>
/faq color answer <color>
/faq color help - For color information (Tells you which Color ID's can be used)
Behind the scenes:
Every time the plugin enables it reads from a file: FaQ.txt located in the server folder. In this file the FaQ and the colors are stored for restart. Everytime the plugin disables it saves everything to that file.
When you use /faq it goes through that FaQ.txt file and displays everything.
When you use /faq help or any command that is not the command from above, it displays the possible commands (normal members only have /faq, ops have all the other commands too).
When you use /faq add, it adds the question and answer to the file. Since I'm splitting from the '=' you can use spaces too! It saves the file immediately for safety purposes. (And just making it easier).
When you use /faq delete it first tries to find out if you typed the same question as one in the list. If not it checks for a number.
When you use /faq delete -a it just triggers a the same 'different' command, this time deleting everything.
/faq color is saved in the FaQ.txt file, and the plugin reads the colors on change/startup.
Everything customisable in-game
rickyboy320 has made a suggestion for zero.minr.org
Plugin Name: FaQ
URL: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9trzdj5pf6eqmfs/FaQ V1.0.jar
Reasons for suggestions: Thought I went and learn the Plugin basics..
Created a small FaQ plugin.
Most new people on our server start off and ask all kinds of questions, and are then redirected to the FAQ.
If we just have the /faq command, they can just search it up.
Ingame commands:
/faq - Shows the FaQ.
/faq help - Shows the help of the /faq command.
/faq add - Adds questions and answers to the FaQ.
Usage: /faq add <question> = <answer> (Supports spaces!)
/faq delete - Deletes questions and answers from the FaQ.
Usage: /faq delete <question> (Supporsts spaces!)
/faq delete <number> (Deletes the number on the list (1 is the top question, 2 is the one below etc...))
/faq delete -a (Deletes all questions and answers)
/faq color - Changes colors of the Faq command:
Usage: /faq color (Shows current colors)
/faq color default <color>
/faq color command <color>
/faq color warning <color>
/faq color question <color>
/faq color answer <color>
/faq color help - For color information (Tells you which Color ID's can be used)
Behind the scenes:
Every time the plugin enables it reads from a file: FaQ.txt located in the server folder. In this file the FaQ and the colors are stored for restart. Everytime the plugin disables it saves everything to that file.
When you use /faq it goes through that FaQ.txt file and displays everything.
When you use /faq help or any command that is not the command from above, it displays the possible commands (normal members only have /faq, ops have all the other commands too).
When you use /faq add, it adds the question and answer to the file. Since I'm splitting from the '=' you can use spaces too! It saves the file immediately for safety purposes. (And just making it easier).
When you use /faq delete it first tries to find out if you typed the same question as one in the list. If not it checks for a number.
When you use /faq delete -a it just triggers a the same 'different' command, this time deleting everything.
/faq color is saved in the FaQ.txt file, and the plugin reads the colors on change/startup.
Everything customisable in-game