Bukkit

What to Know

Arguments wrapped in greater-than/lesser-than signs <> are required arguments

Arguments wrapped in Square brackets [] are optional arguments.

For example: /bkick <player> [message]
                       ^         ^
                required         optional

Do not include the symbols <> or [] in your arguments unless they are part of a name (if that's even possible).

Arguments are not case sensitive. As far as the Blip is concerned, herobrine, HEROBRINE, and HeRoBrInE are all the same.

Likewise, the plugin cannot differentiate between dots and underscores. Hero.Brine and Hero_Brine will be treated as the same person.

Firstly, the /blip command. Without any arguments, this returns the list of registered commands.

There are a few arguments you can append to this for more functionality:

Commands

/blip ip

- If there is no name or IP specified, it will return a list of IPs registered to your name.

- As long as there are no arguments after "ip", this command will work for everyone except the console, even non-OP players.

/blip ip [name|IP]

- If a username is specified, it will return the IPs for the specified user. This only works for OPs.

- If and IP is specefied, it will return the list of names for the given IP, also only for OPs.

- This must be a valid IP, or the plugin will interperet it as a name.

/blip aip [page number]

- This will return all IPs for all users if the command sender is an OP or is the console. - It is paginated, 6 users per page, in the order they are listed in the users.yml file under "User:"

/blip ne

- This will toggle Name Enforcing. When enabled, name enforcing will disallow users with non-standard names to join the server. - Standard names can only contain letters, numbers, underscores and can be up to 16 characters long (minimum of 1). - It is recommended to enable this, some non-standard names my break the plugin or erase parts of the users.yml file.

/blip wf

- This will toggle Word Filtering. When enabled, if anyone says any word that has a word in it from the filtered-word list, it's censored. - Since "fuck" is in the list, if someone says "wafflefuckitysticks", that word is still censored.

/blip ab

- This will toggle Auto Banning. When enabled, it will name-ban any new names that logs in with a banned IP, or vice versa.

/blip al

- Lets you view a list of shorter aliased commands!

/blip filter add <word>

- Adds a word to be filtered

/blip filter remove<word>

- Removes a word from being filtered

/blip r

- This will reload the Blip files. (this hasn't been tested much)

/bkick <player> [message]

- Kicks the player and allows them to immediately rejoin.

- The optionally specified message is displayed on the kick screen.

- If the message is not specified, it uses "kickmsg" from the config.

/bban <player> [message]

- Bans the player, showing the optionally specified message.

- If no message is specified, it uses "banmsg" from the config.

- It is possible to ban offline users.

/bunban <player>

- Unbans a previously banned player.

- This will not work if the specified player is not found in the bans list.

/bbanip <IP> [message]

- Bans the IP and kicks all users associated with the IP.

- The optionally specified message is show to all those who are kicked after being IP banned.

- This will not work if the IP address is in an invalid format.

/bunbanip <IP>

- Unbans a previously banned IP.

- The IP specified must be valid and already banned or this will return an error.

/blist

- Lists are currently banned users and IPs

/blist users

- Lists currently banned users

/blist ips

- Lists are currently banned IPs