Bukkit

With tcmds you can link any type of craftbukkit or plugin commands to buttons/levers/plates It's simple too use and it has persistence so you can reboot your server without loosing anything

Features

• Simple way to link cmds to triggers
• Works (in theory) with almost any command
• Uses persistence to save all the triggers
• Has permissions ("triggercmds")
• Batch triggers where several commands can be executed in succession.

Tutorial

Make a trigger

1. /tcmds edit TriggerName - Opens/creates the trigger edit
2. /tcmds set $me:/tp $ply $me - Makes you teleport the player that presses the button to you
3. Left Click on the switch - Regs the switch and closes the edit

Make a batch trigger

There are now two ways to create batch triggers. All in one go or one command at a time.

All in one go

1. /tcmds edit TriggerName - Opens/creates the trigger edit
2. /tcmds set $ply:/spawn & $me:/time day - Makes the player that presses the button teleport to the spawn AND change the time. The spaces around the & are important here. You can list as many commands as you can fit.
3. Left Click on the switch - Regs the switch and closes the edit

One command at a time

1. /tcmds edit TriggerName - Opens/creates the trigger edit
2. /tcmds set $ply:/spawn - Makes the player that presses the button teleport to the spawn
3. /tcmds add $me:/time day - Change the time after making the player teleport.
4. Left Click on the switch - Regs the switch and closes the edit

Delete a trigger

1. /tcmds edit TriggerName - Opens/creates the trigger edit
2. /tcmds del - Deletes the trigger from the db

Delete a Link

1. /tcmds edit TriggerName - Opens/creates the trigger edit
2. Right Click on the switch - Deletes the switch and closes the edit

Executors

• $me: - The cmd will be executed by the trigger maker (only if is online)
• $ply: - The cmd will be executed by the player that pressed the trigger
• $con: - The cmd will be executed by the console

Variables

• $me & $ply - Used inside the command you want to declare