moarCommands (mC)

moarCommands is a mod I'm currently working on that will add a lot of commands making the admin and modder life easier.

For example, it will have a bukkit-like permission system ( And I might remove seclev support later ), that will allow you to allow or deny the usage of certain commands ( And certain kinds ) to groups or a single person.
e.g. from the current doc : I want to restrict !bot to Geti and AsuMagic. I'll write : !mc premissions username[geti&&asumagic] forcommand[!bot]

I might show some more examples later, as this is only a project, I'd just like to gather ideas and have some encouragement.

 

what are the ready things/things that you will make for sure except !mc permissions?

 

That can sound a bit strange but I'm preparating the doc before coding ( It helps me to precisely know what to do ). For now, there's not much done, but look at that :

Code:

    !teleport
    >> ALIAS : !tp
        [!] MULTIPLE SYNTAXES
        [i] Supports multiple player selection
            [i] player_a can be a player list.
            [i] player_b can't be a player list.
            [i] player_ab can be a player list ONLY if no optional argument is entered. e.g. : It can be in !tp <player_c> [player_b] but can't in !tp <player_c>
        [i] Supports relative positions
      
        !tp <player_ab> [player_b]
            -> Teleports you to player_ab if player_b is not specified, otherwise teleport player_ab to player_b
                e.g. : I'm AsuMagic. I want to teleport to Geti. I'll write : !tp geti
              
        !tp -pc [player_a] <x> <y>
            -> Teleports you to the specified position if player_a is not specified, otherwise teleport player_a to the specified position.
                e.g. : I'm AsuMagic. I want to teleport to x:64 and y:64. I'll write : !tp -pc 64 64
      
        !tp -bb <blob_a> <blob_b>
            -> Teleports blob_a to blob_b.
                e.g. : I want to teleport all sharks to one of all the bisons. I'll write : !tp -bb @b[shark] @b[bison]??1
      
        !tp -bp <blob_a> <player_b>
            -> Teleports blob_a to player_b.
                e.g. : I want to teleport all lit bombs, bisons and sharks to Ej. I'll write : !tp -bp @e[keg&&bomb&&bison&&shark] ej

Code:

        >>> Command arguments <<<
      
    state : true or false
    string : text, such as this : "this is a string". ( Doesn't need "" ).

        >>> Player selection method <<<
      
    [i] Player selection is not case sensitive. It might run slightly faster than all in caps.
       This can be changed by the variable 'player_case_check' or !mc player_case_check false
      
    [Player]&&[Player]
        -> Chooses the players separated by the &&.
            e.g. : I want to teleport Geti, MM and Henry to AsuMagic. I'll write : !tp geti&&mm&&henry asumagic
  
    [Playerlist]--[Player]
        -> Ignores [Player] in [Playerlist]. It's useful only when using auto-completing variables.
            e.g. : I want to teleport everyone but me to Geti. I'll write : !tp @a--@m geti
      
    [Playerlist]??[ToChoose]
        -> Chooses [ToChoose] players in [Playerlist].
            e.g. : I want to teleport either AsuMagic or MM to Geti. I'll write : !tp asumagic&&mm??1 geti
            e.g. 2 : I want to teleport 3 of all the players to MM. I'll write : !tp @a??3 mm
      
    @a
        -> Chooses all the players manually using the multiple players syntax.
            e.g. : I want to teleport everyone to Geti. I'll write : !tp @a geti.
                  In a party where there's AsuMagic, Henry, Lance, Geti and MM, that'd be the same as writing !tp asumagic&&henry&&lance&&geti&&mm geti
  
    @m
        -> Chooses the player executing the command.
            e.g. : I want to teleport everyone to me. I'll write : !tp @a @m.
  
    *
        -> Ignores a SINGLE char
            e.g. : I want to teleport Geti to me. I can write : !tp G*** @m

    *!*
        -> Ignores multiple chars
            e.g. : I want to tp Henry_the_great_warrior to me. I'll write : !tp Hen*!* @m
                  This will do the same : !tp Henry*!*great*!*warrior @m