I have the same problem as others have where command1 works fine , but as soon as I add a command 2 it simply doesn't recognize it , I checked formatting and reinstalled plugin etc just no luck :(
Any ideas for me to try ?
No matter what I do, with any version of this plugin. It changes the command1 on reboot. I have not been able to successfully schedule a command. Reoccurring commands work, but anytime I try to schedule one, the config gets super messy. Adding the two types of events together, making it so no commands work. Running the latest version of Spigot.
The "Interval" string are duplicated in the first command. Try removing the second interval string in Command1. But if not work, try reset your config file, and make all again.
i took of the this is example of the repeating command etc. in the config file and replaced it with what i wanted to say and it wont display what i want it to say instead it keeps saying
his is example of the repeating command.Can u help pls
Every command after Command1 is not read because, at startup, it complains that Command2, Command3, etc. do not have intervals set, so the commands will be ignored. However, this is not the case: http://pastebin.com/rEVbrqzx
These are spaces, not tabs. I checked that already.
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Posted Mar 24, 2014I have the same problem as others have where command1 works fine , but as soon as I add a command 2 it simply doesn't recognize it , I checked formatting and reinstalled plugin etc just no luck :( Any ideas for me to try ?
Thanks, Pete
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Posted Mar 24, 2014found a bug.
yesterday. the command was planned on 12:01 to restart. but it restarted 12:00 and then after the restart it restarted again on 12:01
i dont have any errors or debug to give you? everything seems to be working fine .
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Posted Mar 15, 2014@mmuziek
For every new command you have to make a new scheduler
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Posted Mar 5, 2014is it possible to do multiple commands at once i would like to let the server say when it saves the world
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Posted Feb 28, 2014@Matthiasiam
Please post here, your config file.
Or take a look in the config example:
http://dev.bukkit.org/paste/7484/
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Posted Feb 25, 2014No matter what I do, with any version of this plugin. It changes the command1 on reboot. I have not been able to successfully schedule a command. Reoccurring commands work, but anytime I try to schedule one, the config gets super messy. Adding the two types of events together, making it so no commands work. Running the latest version of Spigot.
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Posted Feb 20, 2014@BoomerBR
Maybe you can add that
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Posted Feb 17, 2014@ChengZi368
This is not possible, for every command you need, you have to make a new scheduler.
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Posted Feb 17, 2014How can i add multiple command in one schedule?
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Posted Feb 5, 2014@Crysillion
The "Interval" string are duplicated in the first command. Try removing the second interval string in Command1. But if not work, try reset your config file, and make all again.
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Posted Feb 1, 2014@BoomerBR
Nah, man. It's still happening. I changed it to be like so:
http://pastebin.com/Dq3vsP8t
It only manages to run Command1, but ignores Command2 and Command3 completely because it claims they don't have intervals set.
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Posted Feb 1, 2014i took of the this is example of the repeating command etc. in the config file and replaced it with what i wanted to say and it wont display what i want it to say instead it keeps saying his is example of the repeating command.Can u help pls
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Posted Jan 28, 2014@Crysillion
Try increase the "After".
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Posted Jan 28, 2014@2468cheese6
No. Every comand set in config file can execulte only one command, like:
Command1:
After: 5
Repeat: true
Interval: 30
Command: say This is an example of a repeating command! It repeats every 30 seconds.
To place another command you have to put command again, like:
Command2:
After: 5
Repeat: true
Interval: 30
Command: set pvp true
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Posted Jan 27, 2014Does the plugin support multiple commands at the same time? Like a list of commands? Commands: - say Clearing drops... - remove drops -1
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Posted Jan 26, 2014Every command after Command1 is not read because, at startup, it complains that Command2, Command3, etc. do not have intervals set, so the commands will be ignored. However, this is not the case: http://pastebin.com/rEVbrqzx
These are spaces, not tabs. I checked that already.
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Posted Jan 17, 2014@Viny2013
Are you using craftbukkit or MCPC?
Use a decent text editor like notepadplus, to not break the file structure.
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Posted Jan 16, 2014All commands that I put in config.yml is reset when I turn on the server! Please help me. Thank you.
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Posted Jan 7, 2014@BoomerBR
Hmm, I've played around with it, but it doesn't seem to recognize Day: at all. I'll play with it some more and see what I can figure out.
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Posted Jan 6, 2014@Derekholio
Already exist, but i'm not complete sure if it work, try take a look in the config example, and configure.