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This version of the plugin includes a revised version Multiworld and the Combat Editor. Due to updates within Endstone, this plugin will only work on Endstone v0.10.2 or higher.
Changes
Refactored DB, config file, & util files to optimize performance. Config file no longer constantly updates live. DB now automatically updates existing files for you :)
/check now has the "mod" argument which will return moderation information actively set on the account.
/logs is now /modspy and specifically governs global moderation actions
/monitor had several notable performance improvements. However, this command no longer shows current chunk
/activitylist no longer displays a menu. Instead you get a paginated chat response.
/attribute was removed.
/inspect was removed.
/bottom and /top no longer have an additional argument for setting a preferred y-level
/grieflog now outputs the dimension along with the other information.
/gm commands are now uniform with the /gamemode counterparts and have had performance improvements.
/updatepacks no longer has an “all” argument. However, /updatepacks resource now can optionally update the UUID instead of the version number. This will guarantee a pack download from new users. UUIDs are generated via an API, making them completely new. This command can now be used in the console.
/bossbar is much cleaner, now only requiring the target, color, percentage, and text.
Internal permissions system now adopts endstone's /ban and /unban commands, linking them to PrimeBDS' moderation system, and making them usable.
Internal permissions system no longer checks internal rank but rather "exempt" permission nodes. Future releases will allow you to customize ranks with permissions.
All commands now follow a gray dash listing system for consistency.
All commands now supports basic target selectors.
This does not include @ e. However, @ a, @ r, @ s, and @ p are usable with name, type, x, y, z, and r filters. Target selectors will only attempt to target online players unlike some commands that support offline player name spaces. Commands that do not account for target selectors will produce a response accordingly.
All moderation commands will be coded with orange and yellow.
Mute commands will silence the ability to use and commands that produce messages to global chat i.e. (me, msg, whisper, tell, tellraw, and related aliases).
Activity sessions properly account for server reloads and server crashes
Fixed an issue that prevented grieflog from working.
Fixed /punishments from sending faulty active punishment displays.
Fixed an issue with temporary mutes showing empty message responses when trying to show "1 second".
Fixed an issue with /playtime listing the wrong playtime rank.
Fixed several error messages produced from form inputs.
Fixed several crashes due to command input conflicts.
Combat Editor no longer changes projectile knockback globally. Rather, projectiles can now be modified as their own category.
New Features
/send - The transfer command but improved, this checks for valid ips and ports and allows target selection.
/tip - Send a tip message.
/popup - Send a popup message.
/toast - Send a toast message.
Tip, toast, and popup were previously sendtip, sendpopup, and sendtoast with limited functionality. These are intended to be extensions to the game, usable in scripts and command blocks. Target selectors are supported.
/alts - Allows you to view potential alts from a user.
/invsee - Allows you to view the contents of anyone's inventory and equipment. This currently only supports a chat response but is intended to be updated to match common /invsee commands within a GUI.
/enderchest - Same as /invsee but for enderchests
/socialspy - Allows you to view private messages in-game as they are sent.
/globalmute - Prevents those with "primebds.globalmute.exempt" from sending messages in chat. Operators currently have this permission.
/clearchat - Adds 100 blank lines to the chat to remove immediate chat messages from view. Sadly, history is retained currently.
/fly - Allows you to toggle flight on any player. Essentially a better variant to /ability mayfly as it'll cancel active flight
/speed - Allows you to modify the walkspeed or flyspeed on any player.
/gmt - Allows you to toggle between creative and survival mode. You'll be set to one of these if you are in a different gamemode.
/heal - Sets the players health to their max health
/feed - Restores a players saturation to full
/plist - Lists players with various filters i.e. (banned, muted, offline, online, ext.).
/offlinetp - Will warp you to the last logoff location of the target player.
/vanish - A packet-driven vanish command that'll make you completely invisible. You can optionally enable join/leave message sends on command use. Regardless of gamemode, players cannot see or hear you, you cannot pickup items, and you cannot take damage.
Currently, this command does not account for the in-game player list but this feature is planned.
Multiworld Allows you to run multiple worlds from the same terminal / server. Servers are all multithreaded and will not directly impact performance between the worlds but does use up total server resources. You can create and delete worlds, "send" yourself between worlds, and list available worlds.
Warning: Though multiworld has the ability to target different IPs and Ports, it will attempt to create any world listed, all data is separated currently. This will be changed in future releases.
