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@Sepulzera

Oh, yeah. Each line is a command/conditional, so checking for money would be like this:

$10 /^kit stuff

That would charge 10 currency and give you a kit. It's cool, really.

I should really go modify threaded execution to run each command itself in the main thread, for consistency.

@luigi_vampa

Update: Adding sign cool-downs and stopped using multiple signs at once. (For signs that wait during execution)

I'm also adding a lot more <variables> and making <variables> not case sensitive.

Also, 1.4.0 has /cs as an alias to commandsigns, so if you want you can try that out. =)

Todo:

• Add silent execution for if statements. (AKA don't show the permissions/money/group messages if - is in front of the statement)
• Add ! conditional that only runs if another if is currently failed. (For doing something if the player doesn't have money)

@luigi_vampa

I think that PermsBukkit currently has trouble with getting the group a player is in. I'll try to get 1.5.0 out tonight, which will bring back compatibility with PermsBukkit by re-adding commandsigns.group.name support.

I'm also adding a <node> operator to allow checking of any permissions node. (Helps you keep your stuff clean, because you can check for commandbook.kit perms. Also, perms checks in commandbook still work, so you coould just skip the checks on the sign and let commandbook check.

@luigi_vampa

The group system has changed in 1.4.0. I still haven't updated the documentation, but it actually checks which group the user is in, so you'll have to put the user in the user group. In pex this can be done with /pex user <name> group add user. Also, if you put people in the default group by default, make sure that the user group either extends default or you also add the user to default, as adding a group removes the default.

I think that in 1.5.0 I'll add permissions checking back to this for compatibility.

@Royalgamer06

Glad you like it! =D

@eatmybiglazer

There are 3 types of super commands. /^ runs as op, /* runs with commandsigns.permissions granted, and /# runs the command from console.

@Sepulzera

I'll do more testing on this and see what I can do. What economy are you using? Are you sure you have Vault installed and that Vault supports your economy plugin?

@SkytraOne

Are you sure you typed the command right?

To do that you'd want to do something like /cs line1 /simplespleef join

At least I think that's the command syntax. CommandSigns executes commands as though they're typed by the player, so anything that only occurs with a simple plugin is on that plugin's side of things. If there is an error, I can look at it and see what's wrong, or you can post a ticket to SimpleSpleef.

@Shocking_Cactus

What about it isn't working? The latest version has a lot of fixes, so it's worth trying again.

I think I'll switch signs from raw files to yml, as it will make adding new things much easier. 1.5.0 here we come!

@Neegore

Is that on the latest version?

Check your shutdown logs and see if CommandSigns logs any SEVERE messages.

That ServerSigns plugin gave me some ideas. I've already added &[color] support to messages and added %<seconds> to pause execution at any time during the script,