[FREE] FunCommands - You like trolling your friends? This is the solution!

[SonGoku]

Hey there. My name is Goku, and today: I'm showing you guys my plugin - funcommands.

You bored? Wanna have some fun? This is the solution for you!

Here's the link:

Spoiler: link

click.

Commands:

- launch (Launches a player into the air) | Args: /launch [player] (launches a player in the air) | /launch [player] [height] (since the velocity of the player is modified by ten, this is the height it will go instead of 10).

- quote(Makes you or a player quote something). | ARGS: /quote, /quote [player]. This will make them quote something from the configuration file provided.

-spam(Spams a player). | ARGS: /spam [player] [message]. Once you've done this, to stop it, just do /spam [player].

-reverse(Makes a player speak in reverse) | Args:/reverse [player], Once you've done this, it will make you reverse your messages. To stop it, you do it once again.

And that's it! Enjoy !
(If you guys like it, make sure to leave a reaction or something!)​

 

[zt]

Looks like a troll plugin it looks nice tho
GLWS!

 

[SonGoku]

Looks like a troll plugin it looks nice tho
GLWS!

It is a troll plugin.

 

[zt]

Ahahaha. keep the good work I'm sure you will do something good in the future

 

[SonGoku]

Ahahaha. keep the good work I'm sure you will do something good in the future

I am. I'm making an HCF core. This is just to prove that I can actually do something.

 

[zt]

Nice! this is actually the best beginning of a member I've ever seen

 

[SonGoku]

Nice! this is actually the best beginning of a member I've ever seen

Thanks. It means a ton to me. I'm used to working on minecraftforums(apparently that's a laughing matter here but for me it was one of the best places to have fun on) and making private plugins for myself and a group of friends, but selling them was the push I needed into eventually starting a business.

 

[zt]

Well it's not funny. Some people here started with stealing other plugins and then started to make their own (Not accusing anyone)
and minecraftforums isn't a bad start
i repeat again this is a really good beginning for a new Member.

 

[Mathias Eklund]

Wanna release source code?

Don't have too if you don't want, I'm just curious.

 

[SonGoku]

Wanna release source code?

Don't have too if you don't want, I'm just curious.

Oh, sure. The commands could use some improvement, but after making the entire command system I was lazy to finish the plugin haha. Click!

(i use tabs for spaces sometimes, I'm inconsistent sometimes, haha)

 

[Mathias Eklund]

Oh, sure. The commands could use some improvement, but after making the entire command system I was lazy to finish the plugin haha. Click!

(i use tabs for spaces sometimes, I'm inconsistent sometimes, haha)

I've never used commands like that. I usually just use the CommandExecutor and register commands like that. What's the difference between them? If there is any.

 

[SonGoku]

I've never used commands like that. I usually just use the CommandExecutor and register commands like that. What's the difference between them? If there is any.

Oh, I like to reduce boilerplate code. I'm a neat freak, so you'll find me doing even the most overkill things for the simplest of tasks just to make my job cleaner.

 

[Mathias Eklund]

Oh, I like to reduce boilerplate code. I'm a neat freak, so you'll find me doing even the most overkill things for the simplest of tasks just to make my job cleaner.

I don't see how your method is any less code than simply doing getCommand("command").setExecutor(new CommandExecutor());

But whatever, you do you

 

[SonGoku]

I don't see how your method is any less code than simply doing getCommand("command").setExecutor(new CommandExecutor());

But whatever, you do you

Nono, it's just, what I'm reducing is:
Permission checks
Argument checks
Boilerplate code

and what I mostly like about this:

Using JUST an annotation to make a command gets me hard.

(also you can do registerCommand anywhere you want and that is just like getCommand#setExecutor)

 

[Mathias Eklund]

Nono, it's just, what I'm reducing is:
Permission checks
Argument checks
Boilerplate code

and what I mostly like about this:

Using JUST an annotation to make a command gets me hard.

(also you can do registerCommand anywhere you want and that is just like getCommand#setExecutor)

fair enough, I've never had any problems with thinking my commands are too much code as I don't really make commands use arguments most of the time.

A lot of stuff I've made are made to work alone on a server, without a bunch of other plugins that may interfere with the commands. So I just do new commands If I need a command instead of having a big cluster of arguments to differentiate between the commands that are needed. for example. I do /join,/leave, /party instead of doing /pn join, /pn leave, /pn party etc.

I mostly work with minigames and try to keep my commands short or not needed at all.

 

[SonGoku]

fair enough, I've never had any problems with thinking my commands are too much code as I don't really make commands use arguments most of the time.

A lot of stuff I've made are made to work alone on a server, without a bunch of other plugins that may interfere with the commands. So I just do new commands If I need a command instead of having a big cluster of arguments to differentiate between the commands that are needed. for example. I do /join,/leave, /party instead of doing /pn join, /pn leave, /pn party etc.

I mostly work with minigames and try to keep my commands short or not needed at all.

Ooooh. Welp, I work with commands and arguments a lot, and I'm adding subcommand support to the neat system I made too.
Thanks for the criticism though, I know that for a plugin like this it was overkill, but I like how it turned out :3.

 

[Mathias Eklund]

Ooooh. Welp, I work with commands and arguments a lot, and I'm adding subcommand support to the neat system I made too.
Thanks for the criticism though, I know that for a plugin like this it was overkill, but I like how it turned out :3.

It's only overkill if you code it by hand every time. I have a bunch of stuff saved as presets I copy in. So I don't start every plugin from scratch. and can use general functions easily.

 

[SonGoku]

It's only overkill if you code it by hand every time. I have a bunch of stuff saved as presets I copy in. So I don't start every plugin from scratch. and can use general functions easily.

Oh, no, absolutely not. I don't write the code from scratch every time. I have a template for myself and larger plugins.

 

[Mathias Eklund]

Oh, no, absolutely not. I don't write the code from scratch every time. I have a template for myself and larger plugins.

That's the way to go

I also have a bunch of snippets for things I think might be reusable.