Bukkit

Packs

It’s easy, you have to follow this model and no errors show.

• The file name is not important.
• The file must be a txt file and must be in the following folder : /plugins/BuyPack/Pack
• Each txt file is a pack.
• The # is accepted but the plugin considers them as a comment.
• Thanks to not put a # if it not start a line.

Model :

# The title of the pack. ATTENTION ‘the title must be the first before the others.
Title:Exemple 
# description pack.
Desc:My pack Example 
#How much it cost?
Money :0
#The command must be running by the server.
Command :gamemode 1 <player>
#Enable the duration of pack.
Timer :True
#If timer is true, the plugin will take the time here.(See the time format)
#Here it is 10 seconds.
Time : 10S
#Number of purchase permitted. If number is 0, the purchase permitted is not activated.
NbPurchasePermitted: 2
#Command performed when the time is up.
InvCommand :gamemode 0 <player>

Time format :

The time format is written like the exemple, 10S for 10 seconds. You put the number first and then the symbol. The symbols and their limits in numbers :

• S -> Second, limited to 59 seconds (60 = 1 minute)
• M -> Minute, limited to 59 minutes (60 = 1 hour)
• H -> Time limited to 23 hours (24 = 1 day)
• D -> Day, no limit to the reasonable.

I'll show you some examples:

• 1D 2H 3M 1S -> 1 day, 2 hours, 3 minutes and one second.

• 1D 3M 1S -> 1 day, 3 minutes and one second.

etc.

The important thing is that you have the number in is limit and the symbol. If you have multiple symbols, separate them by a space.

An exemple with this model:

The package is “Example”, its description is “my pack Example”,Price:0 The command performed: gamemode 1 <player>,the timer is set to true, so it will make the command gamemode 0 <player> after 10 seconds. The player is permitted to buy this pack just two times.

How to use Multiple Command :

Here’s how to write the multi command :

Command :gamemode 1 <player>

Command :gamemode 0 <player>

Etc.

As long as there Command :, it executes the command after the :

Ps- This also work with InvCommand.

Tag accepted:

<player> - tag to put the player's name.