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Commands

Benjamin Forrás edited this page May 27, 2017 · 3 revisions

All the commands explained here.

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Index

kit <command>

Description:

Opens up a GUI where you can take a look at the kits' items.

Usage:

/kit [subcommands]

Aliases:

akit, advancedkits, kits, akits

Permission:

none

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kit use <kitname> command

Description:

Without arguments it opens up a GUI where you can take a look at the kits you already have.

With arguments it will use the kit.

Usage:

/kit use <kitname>

Aliases:

none

Permission:

advancedkits.use

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kit buy <kitname> command

Description:

Without arguments it opens up a GUI where you can take a look at the kits you don't have.

With arguments it will buy the kit.

Usage:

/kit buy <kitname>

Aliases:

none

Permission:

advancedkits.buy

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kit view <kitname> command

Description:

Without arguments it opens up a GUI where you can take a look at the kits.

With arguments it will open up a GUI with the kit's items.

Usage:

/kit view <kitname>

Aliases:

none

Permission:

advancedkits.view

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kit create <kitname> command

Description:

It opens up a GUI where you can add the items to the kit.

Usage:

/kit create <kitname>

Aliases:

none

Permission:

advancedkits.create

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kit delete <kitname> command

Description:

Without arguments it opens up a GUI where you can choose the kit.

With arguments it will open up a GUI to confirm deletion.

Usage:

/kit delete <kitname>

Aliases:

none

Permission:

advancedkits.delete

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kit edit <kitname> command

Description:

Without arguments it opens up a GUI where you can choose the kit.

With arguments it will open up a GUI where you can edit the kit items.

Usage:

/kit edit <kitname>

Aliases:

none

Permission:

advancedkits.edit

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kit flag <kitname> <flag> <value> [world] command

Description:

It will set a flag to the desired value.

See the Flags wiki page.

Usage:

/kit flag <kitname> <flag> <value> [world]

Aliases:

none

Permission:

advancedkits.flag

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kit give <kitname> <player> [forceuse] command

Description:

It will give a kit to a player.

  • forceuse = Makes the player automatically get the kit items without checking anything.
  • unlock= Should it unlock the kit for the player.

Usage:

/kit give <kitname> <player> [forceuse] [unlock]

Aliases:

none

Permission:

advancedkits.give

Examples:

  • /kit give MyKit TryHardDood true false - The player will recieve the items but he can't use the kit because he didn't unlock it.
  • /kit give MyKit TryHardDood false false - The player will not recieve the items but he can use the kit because the kit was unlocked for him.

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