Is there a way to add a cooldown? I want to add a /welcome for everyone to use where it has welcome 1: - Welcome to the SERVERNAME! Have a good time.

But i want a cool down on it, is that possible?

@wiedzmin137

You could remove the permission node and make it have a wait, then re-add said permission node.

@wiedzmin137

maybe get a plugin to handle command cooldowns, depending on their permission group, then set the cooldown to the base command. (not the alias command)

@MineLab

you can deny the alias

There is a problem : the player can execute commands even if it is forbidden by another plugin (eg paintball).

It will be really great to add a flag for world guard, like "flag alias deny" and if a player does a command, the plugin ignores him (if the player is in this region).

It's epic!!

@QuietusX

I tested out numbers.
"potato 1":
- reply potato!
"potato 2":
- reply tomato?

just add quotes.

Hey,

Back once more to ask you a question. First off, I got your plugin working perfectly with the use-case I had for it. I appreciate it.

I was wondering though, do you have any plans for allowing some aliases to run external scripts? An example being my backup.sh script I have running as a cron job. Or my deleteUnUsedRegions.sh scripts I wrote. I would love to link them to some aliases and then invoke them from in-game rather than ssh-ing onto the box to run it.

-KaMa

can I use the "*" for multiple commands? like

example:
  "*":
    - /foo !*
    - /poo !*
    - /coo !*
    - /doo !* !* !*

@dawm

No I'm not, I'll try it.

@QuietusX

Are you using quotes?
"guest 1":

@QuietusX but I get the same problem with /gm which does not have an existing command.

EDIT: Nevermind I understand what I'm doing wrong. Is there anyway to set betteralias to overwrite the existing command? For instance if I want to add player searching ability to the command /xp without changing the command name.

Ex: ( /xp 30L lor ) rather than ( /xp 30L lordecchi )

@LordEcchi

You're alias is named "gamemode"

Your alias makes you run "gamemode" - which in turns starts an infinite loop.

@Ne0nx3r0

In what way is it aliasing an alias? it is because gamemode is a command in vanilla and then craftbukkit has it as well?

@Ne0nx3r0

Thanks, I appreciate that :D

Would it be possible to make it so we can have a number in the alias?

I'm trying to make a /guest 1 command and when I remove the "1" and replace it with "one" it works.

When the "1" is there, it doesn't recognize the alias.

Edit: I just removed the space between "Guest" and "1" and it works. So its something to do with a space and then a number? I'm not sure.

/guest1 - works /guest 1 - does not work

Hope this helps if this is something you can do anything about.