Been playing about with the commands, trying to get to grips with what you can do and I have to say it takes a little guesswork as the messages that come up don't really tell you what format to put the commands in.
These two are fine and quite obvious as they only have the "list" sub command
/mc colonies <list>
/mc citizens <list>
Gets a bit more complicated with this one though
/mc colony <kill|respawn|info|delete|addOfficer|citizenInfo>
So far as I've worked out, the syntax is-
/mc colony <sub command> <colonyID> <variables>
In order to use this you then need to run the following to get the colony IDs-
/mc colonies list
To get info on the first colony you can then use -
/mc colony info 1
To add yourself as an officer on the first colony (assuming you're an op?)-
/mc colony addOfficer 1
To add another player as officer on the first colony
/mc colony addOfficer 1 <playername>
etc...
Been playing about with the commands, trying to get to grips with what you can do and I have to say it takes a little guesswork as the messages that come up don't really tell you what format to put the commands in.
These two are fine and quite obvious as they only have the "list" sub command
/mc colonies <list>/mc citizens <list>Gets a bit more complicated with this one though
/mc colony <kill|respawn|info|delete|addOfficer|citizenInfo>So far as I've worked out, the syntax is-
/mc colony <sub command> <colonyID> <variables>In order to use this you then need to run the following to get the colony IDs-
/mc colonies listTo get info on the first colony you can then use -
/mc colony info 1To add yourself as an officer on the first colony (assuming you're an op?)-
/mc colony addOfficer 1To add another player as officer on the first colony
/mc colony addOfficer 1 <playername>etc...