Bukkit

Examples

Say you wanted to add a shorter command for /gamemode c, you'd type '/cedit add /c /gamemode c' . If you were then to type '/c', it would execute '/gamemode c' behind the scenes.

If you then wanted to edit the '/c' command to include a time change, type ' /cedit remap /c /gamemode c & /time set day'. It'd now change your gamemode to creative, as well as change the time of day. Note that /cedit edit is only used for changing both the shortcut command as well as the execute command, while /cedit remap keeps the shortcut.

If you changed your mind about a certain command, you can then remove that command completely. You could do this 3 different ways:

• Index-based. (index)
• Shortcut-based. (toc)
• Executing-command based. (fromc)

To get the index of a command, type /cedit list. This'll bring up a list of all available commands added, included the indices.

My list :

• 1 from - warp shop to - shop
• 2 from - warp hub to - hub
• 3 from - gamemode c &time set day - c

To delete the last entry : options :

• '/cedit remove index 3'
• '/cedit remove toc /c'
• '/cedit remove fromc /gamemode c&time set day' (Note that this option will most likely be removed from later versions.)