StupiditySlapper
Have you ever wanted to reach into your monitor, and slap someone? Well now you can do the next best thing! StupiditySlapper allows you to easily slap a user, and they will know it!
What happens when I slap someone? They get hurt by half of a heart, and are sent a message(in red) that reads: "YOU HAVE BEEN SLAPPED FOR YOUR STUPIDITY!"
How To Use It: /slap <username>
Permissions: stupidityslapper.slap - Allows the player to slap anyone. OP HAS PERMISSION BY DEFAULT
Note: This is the first plugin I have ever made for Bukkit, and I made it within 30 minutes without any prior knowledge. I am planning on adding more features, so please be patient.
My Server: play.simplcraft.com
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_ForgeUser9425677 Owner
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Posted Dec 27, 2013@LethaLx_xMunsteR
I will work on it!
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Posted Dec 27, 2013@allen4433
That's why there is a permission for it. Regular members can't do it. It also only does 1 damage, or half a heart. You would have to use the command a LOT for it to actually kill someone.
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Posted Dec 26, 2013Haven't you realized you could potentially KILL an enemy like that in PVP?
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Posted Dec 26, 2013You can actually disable features in CMDBook. If you can't find the file, you must have one of a number of CMDBook fakes. You just go into the config, put "fun" on the allow list, and give players the permission for slapping. CMDBook also has a rocket slap, and it will broadcast the slap as well. Nice start for a plugin though, most people just quit right away.
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Posted Dec 25, 2013If you wanna add /rocket and /slap features from command book, i wouldnt mind >.> Those are literally two things i need/want on my server without all the other crap of commandbook. Since since commandbook doesnt gen a config, i cant disable all other commands. Moral of the story: /slap [-h][-s] <username> /rocket [-h][-s] <username> if it has a broadcast even better c;