Permissions - CHEAP (Custom)

[Skilzly]

Introduction

Hello, my name is Skilzly iam a 13 year old Java Developer, Iam from Belgium and have been programming in Java for 2,5 years.

Permissions Plugin:

This plugin encludes Prefix/Suffix's and is easy to use, do the command "/perms" for help!
Any permission can be edited in the .yml files in the config. (Tested versions: 1.7 Spigot/Paperspigot)

Price:
0.50$ (With help on how to install.)

Contact:
Skype: Skilzly
Twitter: Skilzly
Email: [email protected]
Message me on McM.

Preview:

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[Skilzly]

Proof of ownership? What makes this better from the free ones out there?

It's better than most permission plugins because its easier to use, for example PEX if u are not that familiar with plugins it will be quite hard to learn how to use it.

Proof :

 

[Skilzly]

Okay, if you want simple, what makes it better than group manager? Btw, there is a plugin that makes pex way simpler. Is this really worth paying for?

u can add permissions just using a simple command, prefixes can be set with a command, basicly u don't have to open the config ever.[DOUBLEPOST=1483459769][/DOUBLEPOST]

Packages should be in lowercase and remove the _ things from your class names. glws

u don't have to do the packages in lowercase but i'l make sure i'l remove the _. ty for your help

 

[Christian B]

It'd be pretty hard to compete with something like PEX in terms of features and versatility. But truth be told, this plugin (assuming it works as pictured) seems like a pretty good choice for a simple setup. Looks perfectly fine for a server that doesn't need a complicated set of permissions and ranks.

The only problem is that you have to pay for it. I totally understand wanting to get some money for your work (I'm the same way). But I'd have to recommend that you make the plugin free, especially when you first release it. It's more important to grab users in the beginning than it is to grab money.

 

[Cinque]

Not trying to be rude, but if you would have actually been programming in Java for 2,5 years you'd know package names are supposed to be all lowercase.

 

[Irantwomiles]

u can add permissions just using a simple command, prefixes can be set with a command, basicly u don't have to open the config ever.[DOUBLEPOST=1483459769][/DOUBLEPOST]

u don't have to do the packages in lowercase but i'l make sure i'l remove the _. ty for your help

Yes we know you don't have to but for someone who has been doing java for 2-3 years should know how to follow java naming convetions.

 

[Skilzly]

Yes we know you don't have to but for someone who has been doing java for 2-3 years should know how to follow java naming convetions.

That doesnt even matter lmao if your talking shit just gtfo of this post...

 

[Cinque]

That doesnt even matter lmao if your talking shit just gtfo of this post...

Yes they do matter, let's say you have the following classes:

1. my.plugin.SomeClass.AnotherClass
2. my.plugin.SomeClass, with an inner class called 'Another Class'.

How would your IDE know what class to import when you type my.plugin.SomeClass.AnotherClass, the class inside the 'my.plugin.SomeClass' package or the inner class from the 'my.plugin.SomeClass' class?

 

[CustomCode]

Why should people use this one they know about pex or group manager. Pex offers MySQL support which I don't think your plugin does,and your plugin doesn't look like it offers group prefixes.

 

[Skilzly]

Why should people use this one they know about pex or group manager. Pex offers MySQL support which I don't think your plugin does,and your plugin doesn't look like it offers group prefixes.

it offers both lmao

 

[Preaz]

Was it used on Euro?