Plugin category: Administrative Minecraft version: Spigot 1.8.8 Suggested name: SendMessage What I want: I need a plugin that converts regular chat messages into server messages (No player name, prefix, etc) It should work like this: If the player types "/sendmessage" (Or one of the aliases) before his message, the message will be sent to the server without showing the player's prefix, player name, tag etc... THIS NEEDS TO HAVE SUPPORT WITH COLOR CODES With and without the plugin: (The first chat message is without the plugin, the second chat message it with the plugin) Ideas for commands: /sendmessage - Sends a message without the player's name in front of it. (Aliases: /sm /sendm /sendmsg /smessage /smsg) Ideas for permissions: sendmessage.use - Gives the player permission to use the /sendmessage command. When I'd like it by: ASAP
That's too long of a command, you have to specify the player's name for some reason and it doesn't support color codes. With what I requested: There's aliases to shorten the command. You don't have to specify the player's name, just the message. And it should support color codes. EDIT: Also I think you can only send the message to one person at a time using /tellraw, with my request it should send the message to the whole server at once.
@Skrubzy Tellraw can do all of that, although it's a bit clunky. /tellraw @a {"text":"Hello!","color":"red"} That will send everyone online the message "Hello!" in red colour.
I have made this plugin for you. Plugin name: SendMessage Minecraft Version: 1.8.8 Commands: sendMessage <text> (the command that broadcasts the message in chat) sendMessageReload (the command that reloads the configuration file for the 'SendMessage' plugin) Permissions: sendmessage.use (gives the player permission to use the '/sendMessage' command) sendmessage.reload (gives the player permission to use the '/sendMessageReload' command) Other comments: Unzip the file and put it in your plugins folder to make it work (the name should be "SendMessage.jar"). The broadcast message supports chat colours, the permission nodes and chat colour codes are displayed in the configuration file of the plugin. If something does not work as intended please contact me. Sincerely regards
What @timtower said and because BukkitDev is more official. I also believe that it checks the Jar files for anything malicious.
I could make so you type like @<msg> in the chat, wouldn't that be better if you want a short command? Sent from my phone, don't be surprised if there's misspelling Or any other character than @, ofcourse.