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Commands & Permissions
Vainock edited this page Jul 30, 2019
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Welcome to the Commands wiki page
There is only one command : /quests
And its arguments are :
| Name | Syntax | Description |
|---|---|---|
| create | Open the Quest Create editor | |
| edit | id* | Open the Quest Edit editor |
| remove | id* | Remove a quest |
| reload | Reload configuration and datas (highly not recommended) | |
| version | Show plugin version | |
| save | Do a manual save of datas | |
| finishAll | Finish all quests in progress | |
| seePlayer | player | See datas of player |
| resetPlayer | player | Remove all datas of player |
| resetPlayerQuest | player [id*] | Remove datas for a single quest of player |
| start | player [id*] | Start manually a quest for a player |
| list | List all quests | |
| nothing | Open the quests menu (list of quests in progress, etc.) |
*If ID not specified, you will have to click on the NPC starter
Permissions of BeautyQuests are pretty simple :
- beautyquests.* : Give access to BeautyQuests whole (operators)
- beautyquests.start : Allow players to start quests (players)
- beautyquests.seeId : Allow players to see quests' IDs in the main GUI (operators)
- beautyquests.command : Give access to the command, but not the parameters (players)
- beautyquests.command.* : Give access to the command whole (operators)
- beautyquests.command.X : Give access to the command /quests X (create, edit, remove...)
If you want to use placeholders in messages, you have to write them upper case, e.g. "{PLAYER}".
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