Bukkit

Action Tags

Action tags are a unfinished constantly updating feature, they allow the user to make more specific things happen when an answer is chosen. Action tags currently include:

• [Open Shop]
• [Beer Battle]
• [Kill]
• [Heal]
• [Fly True]
• [Fly False]
• [Storm True]
• [Storm False]
• [Explosion]
• [Teleport]
• [Damage]
• [Setblock]
• [msg]
• [day]
• [night]

this list will continue to be updated when new once arrive.

What do they do?

[Open Shop]: open Shop is described in detail in the tutorial page.

[Beer Battle]: Beer Battle starts well, a beer battle between you and the npc. You will constantly drink beer until you get a bit nausea's, after five beers there three times a 1/10 chance that you drink yourself to dead if you don't die you win a couple of emeralds: In the future this will be configurable.

[Kill]: Kills the player

[Heal]: Heals the player

[Fly True] Set the player to allowed flight

[Fly False] Set the player to not allow flight

[Storm True] Makes the world of the player a rain and thunder storm.

[Storm False] Cancels the storm

[Explosion] Creates an explosion on the players location

[Teleport] Teleports the player to given coords.

[Damage] Damages the player X amount

[Setblock] Set a block at the given coords.

I have so much more action tags planned.

How to add them?

Action tags must be placed in the answer to question number 3. Just type as an answer [Open Shop] or [Beer Battle], these brackets are very important or it won't work, it is also case-sensitive so be careful where you please your capital letters.

The Teleport tag requires you to put in arguments, type these all on separate pages like on page 1: X Coords, page 2: Y Coords, page 3: Z Coords, page 4: World name.

The Setblock tag requires you to put in arguments, type these all on separate pages like on page 1: X Coords, page 2: Y Coords, page 3: Z Coords, page 4: World name, page 5: Material like STONE

The msg tag send the text on page 2 of the book to the player

The Damage tag requires you to put in one argument like on page 1: Damage amount.