General

Allows commands to run when people punch, break, step, or interact with blocks.

A BlockCommand is an object that stores commands, blocks, areas, and events. When events happen in-game a BlockCommand is able to respond by running it's commands.

Tips:

1. /sudo only runs commands if the message has a "/."
2. You can inject information of the event inside of commands
   • {player} will be replaced by the player's name when a BlockCommand is triggered.
   • {position} will be the position of the block affected.

Usage

1. Make a new BlockCommand with /bc create <name> [...events]. The [...events] is a list of available block events, separated by space, that will be enabled. Ex: /bc create launchpad step interact.
   • List all BlockCommands with /bc list.
   • You can delete a BlockCommand with /bc remove <name>.
2. Add a command to the BlockCommand with /bc edit addcommand <name> <command>.
   • List commands on a BlockCommand with /bc edit listcommands <name>.
   • Use the index of a command to remove it from a BlockCommand /bc edit removecommand <name> <index>.
   • Remove all commands from a BlockCommand with /bc edit clearcommands <name> <index>.
3. Add a block to the BlockCommand with /bc edit addblock <name> <x> <y> <z> or /bc edit addblock <name> to add the block you're looking at. You can also add whole areas with /bc edit addarea <name> <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2>. Blocks and areas that are on BlockCommands are called attachments.
   • List attachments on a BlockCommand with /bc edit listattachments <name>.
   • Use the index from the command to remove an attachment from a BlockCommand with /bc edit removeattachment <name> <index>.
   • Clear all attachments from a BlockCommand with /bc edit clearattachments <name>.
4. Configure the BlockCommand to run commands on different events with /bc edit configure <name> [...events].

Features

In general...

• The plugin comes with several extra commands like /launch to make it easy to build specific contraptions like launchpads.
• Editing commands for multiple blocks is quick since they are all stored on a single BlockCommand.

Commands can be run on the block events:

• punch (When a player hits a block)
• break (When a player destroys a block)
• step (When a player first lands on a block)
• interact (When a player right-clicks a block)

Commands can be attached to:

• Blocks
• Areas

All Commands

Every command with examples

Miscellaneous Commands

• /launch <direction-x> <direction-z> <direction-z> [player]

Launches the player in the given direction. Use the [player] argument instead of /sudo <player> ... to bypass permission requirements.

"/launch 2 5 0" will launch the player who ran the command in the air

• /sudo <player> <message>

Sends a message as the player. If the message starts with a "/" it will be ran as a command. Great for commands that needs commands to be sent as player. This will not give the player extra permissions.

/sudo player1 /tp 0 0 0 will teleport the player to 0, 0, 0 if they have permission to use /tp

Admin Commands

Key: <name> will be the name of a BlockCommand.

• /bc ... You can also use /blockcommands.
• /bc help or /bc edit help Fetches help for the following admin commands.
• /bc loadconfig This reloads data from data.yml.
• /bc saveconfig This saves data to data.yml.
• /bc create <name> [...events] This makes a new BlockCommand with the given block events turned on. Valid [...events] are: punch, break, step, interact.
• /bc list Lists all BlockCommands.
• /bc remove <name> Removes a BlockCommand.
• /bc edit configure <name> Lists all the block events for the BlockCommand.
• /bc edit configure <name> [...events] Changes the BlockCommand events to [...events]. Ex: /bc configure teleport_sign punch interact
• /bc edit addcommand <name> <command> Adds a command to a BlockCommand.
• /bc edit listcommands <name> Lists commands on a BlockCommand and their index.
• /bc edit removecommand <name> <index> Removes the command at the given index from the BlockCommand.
• /bc edit addblock <name> <x> <y> <z> Adds the block at <x> <y> <z> to the BlockCommand.
• /bc edit addblock <name> Adds the block the player is looking at to the BlockCommand.
• /bc edit addarea <name> <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2> Adds an area to the block command starting from <x1> <y1> <z1> ending at <x2> <y2> <z2>.
• /bc edit listattachments <name> Lists the blocks and areas along with their indexes that are attached to the BlockCommand.
• /bc edit removeattachment <name> <index> Removes the block or area at <index> from the BlockCommand.
• /bc edit clearattachments <name> Removes all blocks and areas associated with the BlockCommand.