So many plugins...SOOO many commands! Someone please make a graphical menu tree for all of these commands! Ideas: #1 component: Read all commands from all plugins and organize them alphabetically by plugin, with commands beneath. For example: plugin 1/ --command 1 --command 2 --command 3 pluging 2/ --command 1 --command 2 and so on. Prompt the user for the required variables for a command. For example, if I click on the "give" command, it would pop up and ask me for the remaining components of that command (ie: playername, itemnumber, qty) and then submit everything as a single string. #2 component: Allow me to define my own structure of custom commands in addition to the auto generated structure. Allow me to bind a command to a keypress or associate it with an item or action using the gui. (to the right of the command action button there's a small icon that when clicked, asks me to press the keys that I would like to assign this command to (eg: shift+1)) It would be really cool if you could hook a command tree to an item, and then allow players to use those commands only if they posess an item. Perhaps I would like to associate a couple of give commands with an orange wool block. If I give that particular block to a player, then their command gui shows the commands the were granted to them by the block. Your system would automatically update the permissions plugin to allow the player to use those commands. Allow me to define whether or not a command item can be traded to another player or if it destroys itself if the player drops it or otherwise attempts to give it to someone else. (although not destroy it upon death/drop) Allow my custom commands to include a sequence of commands. For example, a single "givetools" alias might execute 5 give commands in sequence. Allow me to setup a command to run at the location of my crosshair.
Probably, I can see this as a web-based system though too, but it wouldn't be secure (no logging in/poor logging in). But I could probably do it as such :?
Yea, it would be neat to have a plugin to allow for command aliases. For instance "givtnt" will be "give %n(user) tnt 256". And "inv -c" will be "clearinventory".
