Server using send command.

[WikusG]

Hi. I'm really bad at all things Java, so please don't get mad at me because these are really stupid questions. My questions are:

How can one of my paper/folia servers send a player to another each other? Whenever the console/datapacks try to do this it returns:
[15:50:41 WARN]: [CommandBridge] This command requires a player as executor, but sender is not a player.
[15:50:41 INFO]: This command requires a player as executor, but source is not a player object

Also, how can I make it so people can use a custom CommandBridge command like /lobby1 (which is a link to /server lobby1) without having the velocity.command.server permission? I want to have the players be able to only access some servers without another server specifically sending them to it.

Sorry about taking up your time.

--WikusG

[objz]

No problem, feel free to ask! but the main issue here is the execution context

In your script (I assume) you are executing the command as the player (for example /server test). That only works if the command is actually executed by a player. If another plugin or a datapack executes the CommandBridge command, there is no player object, which is why you get that error.

So you basically have only two options:
1. Run it as the player
If you want it to execute as a player, your plugin or datapack has to explicitly execute it as that player. Otherwise CommandBridge can’t resolve a player context and will fail.
2. Run it as console
If you disable the check-if-executor-is-player: true check, you can execute it as console. In that case you must use something like
/send
because console has no player attached. That also means the player name has to be provided by your plugin or datapack, otherwise CommandBridge has no idea who to send.

For your second question:
On Velocity you can just use /send and execute it as CONSOLE. When it’s executed by console, the player does not need the permission at all. this article may help: https://cb.objz.dev/docs/scripting/syntax/

[WikusG]

Thank you so much! I was using nano (not vi/vim level yet) and missed an extra character in the check-if-executor-is-player line. Your comment made me check it over again. Thank you again for replying in such a timely manner.

[objz]

I use neovim but I also like nano, keep it going!