CommandTimer

This project is abandoned and its default file will likely not work with the most recent version of Minecraft. Whether this project is out of date or its author has marked it as abandoned, this project is no longer maintained.

Update (6/14/14)

Since it's been a year and the project has over 500 downloads, I'm going to work on the project once again. I've lost contact with the original author so I will most likely take the current source and expand onto it. Expect a new jar somewhere around start-mid july, depending how much code needs to be cleaned up, added, and then trying to set this page project as active again.

Command Timer


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Overview

Command timer is a customize-able plugin which allows the user to add cooldowns and warmups into basic commands. This plugin also lets you have groups with certain cooldowns, so this can come into use for having certain groups like donators with less cooldowns than a regular player with more. You can also change anything like the messages players receive through the config.yml.

Configuration

The plugin contains a config.yml file which changes can be applied to.

Permissions

  • commandtimer.bypass - Allows bypassing of all CommandTimer timers.
  • commandtimer.groups.<groupname> - Adds the person into the group [!WARNING! : Do not add someone into two groups at the same time! It can cause issues with the timers]

Help!

In the config.yml, a person would go into the sets section and create a section. This section can be named anything you want. For the sake of this tutorial, lets call it tutorial.

sets:
  tutorial:

Now that you have that set, you can customize the messages, and add in the commands for this group. //

sets:
  tutorial:
    messages:
      warmup: '&6Teleporting your horse in %time% seconds. Don''t move.'
    commands:
      - horse tp

Now that you have that settled, you need to create a specified group. This group will have the inherited tutorial cooldowns. Keep in mind, the default group is for everyone in the server, and any other ones that you add will need to be added into your permissions plugin. //

groups:
  default:
    tutorial:
      warmup: 5 - The person needs to stand for 5 seconds
      cooldown: 15 - The person can use this again in 15 seconds

If this tutorial didn't help you, leave a comment (suggested) or post in the forums in the bugs section.


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