Commands
List of all commands and the required permission that ChatChat has.
Admin Commands
/chatchat dump [filename]
chatchat.dump
Creates and posts a dump containing all files of the plugin or the file specified.
/chatchat test <format-name> <message>
chatchat.test.format
Sends the message using the specified format.
/chatchat reload
chatchat.admin
Reload the ChatChat configuration
Player Commands
/whisper <player> <message>
/tell, /w, /msg, /message, /pm
chatchat.pm
Send a private message to another user.
/reply <message>
/r
chatchat.pm
Send a reply to the last user that you messaged or sent you a message.
/togglemsg
/toggledms, /togglepms
chatchat.pm.toggle
Toggle your private messages on and off.
/ignore <player>
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chatchat.ignore
Ignore a user.
/socialspy [on/off]
/sspy, /pmspy, /spy
chatchat.socialspy
Turn your own social spy on or off.
/togglemention personal
/toggleping personal
chatchat.mention.personal.block
Toggle if you receive personal mentions or not.
/togglemention channel
/toggleping channel
chatchat.mention.channel.block
Toggle if you receive channel mentions or not.
Channel Commands
In ChatChat, each channel can have its own commands. Those commands can be set when creating the channels in plugins/ChatChat/channels.yml
under the toggle-command option.
To make sure channel commands are properly registered, restart the server after any modifications to them.
Command Overriding
If by any chance there are other plugins taking over a command that you want ChatChat to use, or vice versa, you can select which one is going to be used in the commands.yml
bukkit file.
Example:
Let's say you have a plugin that takes over the /msg command and you want ChatChat to take over. You open the commands.yml
file and add the following under the aliases:
option:
Restart the server after modifying the commands.yml
file to make sure all changes are properly applied!
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