Plugin that can change command from other plugins

Hello peoples!

Apparently we can't create aliases from plugins in the commands.yml file, so I want to know if someone know a good plugin that can do it.

For example, i have mcMMO and the command to check my skills is actually /mcstats, I want to change it to /skills without needing to edit all the .class files, expecially because it will take months to change all the commands for all plugins that I want.

Someone told me about CommandHelper, but it have 10MB, i don't need a complex and weighted plugin like that, i just need one that can modify or create a second alias for the original command (i prefer one that can change, but if there is one that can only create a new alias there is no problem, because i can block players from using the original command).

 

Command helper is 1.3MB.... A 10MB plugin is absolutely huge for comparison thats around 5 MCMMO's and 10 factions combined.

 

The version you saw did not work for 1.7.9, the lastest Dev that works is 10.887 kb (basically 11mb), it also costs like 3-4 seconds more to load the server, it will use too much resources, while another good plugin can do that with like 100kb only, that is why i don't want to use it.

You can check the last version here: http://builds.enginehub.org/job/commandhelper/last-successful/?branch=master

 

touche xD

 

Thanks for the info, timtower! I will check this plugin.

Sorry for asking about another plugin here, but did any of you know a good plugin that can check the ram/processor usage of plugins? So i can check CommandHelper and this one to compare the resource usage.

Thanks for the attention, guys.

 

Mycommands.

 

You don't need a plugin to do this, commands.yml can do it.

 

Commands.yml can't change or create aliases from other plugins, only for craftbukkit/server.

This plugin is very outdated, sorry :/

 

Go into your plugins folder.
Right click the plugin you want to change commands for.
Open with Winrar/7zip w/e.
Open the plugin.yml.
It should look something like this:

Code:

author: KeeperofMee
database: false
description: A simple plugin for hiding yourself from other players.
generator: http://dinnerbone.com/minecraft/tools/pluginator/
main: com.keeperofmee.hideme.HideMe
name: HideMe
startup: postworld
url: http://keeperofmee.weebly.com/
version: '1.0'
commands:
    HideMe:
        description: Hide yourself from another player.
        aliases: [hm, hide, hideme]
        usage: Error! Simply type /hideme <player> to hide yourself from another player.
        permission: hideme.hide
        permission-message: You don't have permission to hide yourself from other players.
    ShowMe:
        description: Show yourself to another player.
        aliases: [sm, show, showme]
        usage: Error! Simply type /showme <player> to show yourself to another player.
        permission: hideme.show
        permission-message: You don't have permission to show yourself from other players.
permissions:
    hideme.*:
        description: Gives access to all HideMe commands
        children:
            hideme.hide: true
            hideme.show: true
    hideme.hide:
        description: Allows you to hide yourself from another player.
        default: true
    hideme.show:
        description: Allows you to show yourself to another player.
        default: true

Find the command you want to change:

Code:

    HideMe:
        description: Hide yourself from another player.
        aliases: [hm, hide, hideme]
        usage: Error! Simply type /hideme <player> to hide yourself from another player.
        permission: hideme.hide
        permission-message: You don't have permission to hide yourself from other players.

Add/Change:

Code:

        aliases: [hm, hide, hideme]

Change:

Code:

hm, hide, hideme to WhateverYouWantTheAliasToBe

or add

Code:

, WhateverYouWantTheAliasToBe

 

I've done it in the commands.yml, and recommended it to many others.

 

Can you send me an example of your edited commands.yml? I have tried like 10 different ways and unfortunately nothing works for me.

Thanks for the information KeeperofMee, it worked very well.
I have one doubt, do this works with every plugin even if the plugin developer does not put the "aliases: [commandhere]" in the plugin,yml? I mean, can I create my own aliases for every plugin?

This is not what I was planning to do because everytime when I update the plugin I will need to change manually again, but it still better than using another plugin, thinking about the server side. Really thanks

 

Yes, you just have to add it, just make sure you're using spaces and not tabs

 

Evandro http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/betteralias/files/15-better-alias-v1-4-2/

This should work for what you want