Default Configuration

version: '9.3'
swear:
  matchmode:
    filtertype: phonetic
  bleep:
    color: '&7&k'
    chars:
    - '!'
    - '@'
    - '#'
    - '%'
    - \$
    - \*
  message: '&cNo swearing, <PLAYER>! This is your <WARNING> warning!'
  ban:
    message:
      temporary: '&cNo swearing, <PLAYER>! You have been tempbanned!'
      permanent: '&cNo swearing, <PLAYER>! You have been banned!'
  sign:
    enabled: true
    mode: cancel
    message: Do not put swear words on signs, <PLAYER>! This is your <WARNING> warning!
  autopardon:
    enable: true
    minimum: 2
    interval: 360
  action:
    1-2: warn
    3-5: kick
    5-8: mute,30
    8-10: ban,60
    10-12: ban,120

Explanation

Matchmode

Changing the value of "filtertype" under matchmode allows you to use different matchers for EndSwear. The default (and recommended) is phonetic. If you happen to run a server with a ridiculous amount of power and RAM, you could try synon for vastly improved matching. If you do not have a powerful computer, you should know that the synon filter puts a very heavy load on it. If you want only exact matching, use plaintext as the filter mode.

Bleeping

The option "color" under bleep lets you set the bleep color. If you want it to have the random moving characters, &k must be in it. If you have a plugin that changes chat colors (like HeroChat or EssentialsChat or any of the thousands of others), you should make this blank if you don't want chat colors after a swear to reset.

Swear Messages

Any time there is an option marked "message", it lets you change the swear message for whatever the option is. <PLAYER> will be replace by the player name, and <WARNING> will be replaced by the warning number.

Sign Mode

Do you not want players to be able to place signs if they swear? You can change the "mode" option under sign to cancel or censor, depending on what you want.

Autopardoner

If you want to give your players a way to redeem themselves, the autopardoner lets you do it.

Enable

If this is true, the plugin will try to pardon people

Minimum

How much are you willing to forgive? Players will be pardoned up to here, but no further.

Interval

How long in between pardons?

Action

This is how the plugin reacts to swearing. The options are command, warn, kick, ban, mute, fine, lightning, explosion, kill, and damage. Some of the punishments, like ban or fine, have options to say how severe. To permanently ban (not a good idea) set the value to 0. The format for the punishments are: fromthis-tothis: option, severity

However, for using a custom command, the severity is the name of the command; for example, to run the command "/blorp player 2" on the first and second swears, the punishment would be:

1-2: command, blorp <PLAYER> 2

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