Mixed Commands (Player & Entity)

These custom commands work for PLAYER but also for ENTITY

So in:

playerCommands
targetCommands
entityCommands
ownerCommands
...

Sorted by alphabetical order

ALL_PLAYERS

Info: Targets all players.
Command:
- ALL_PLAYERS {command}
  - {command}: The command that will be executed
Example:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - ALL_PLAYERS SEND_MESSAGE Hello %parseother_{%around_target%}_{player_name}%
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - ALL_PLAYERS SEND_MESSAGE %target% has been hit by %player%
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - ALL_PLAYERS SEND_MESSAGE %entity% has been hit by %player%

Run multiple commands : Give a random item to all player, all players will not have the same.

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - ALL_PLAYERS RANDOM_RUN selectionCount:1 <+> ei give %around_target% candy1 1 <+> ei give %around_target% candy2 1 <+> ei give %around_target% candy3 1 <+> RANDOM_END
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - ALL_PLAYERS RANDOM_RUN selectionCount:1 <+> ei give %around_target% candy1 1 <+> ei give %around_target% candy2 1 <+> ei give %around_target% candy3 1 <+> RANDOM_END
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - ALL_PLAYERS RANDOM_RUN selectionCount:1 <+> ei give %around_target% candy1 1 <+> ei give %around_target% candy2 1 <+> ei give %around_target% candy3 1 <+> RANDOM_END

ALL_MOBS

Info: Targets all players.
Command:
- ALL_MOBS {command}
  - {command}: The command that will be executed
Example:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - ALL_MOBS DAMAGE 5
    - ALL_MOBS BLACKLIST(ZOMBIE,ARMORSTAND) DAMAGE 20
    - ALL_MOBS WHITELIST(ZOMBIE) DAMAGE 20
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - ALL_MOBS DAMAGE 5
    - ALL_MOBS BLACKLIST(ZOMBIE,ARMORSTAND) DAMAGE 20
    - ALL_MOBS WHITELIST(ZOMBIE) DAMAGE 20
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - ALL_MOBS DAMAGE 5
    - ALL_MOBS BLACKLIST(ZOMBIE,ARMORSTAND) DAMAGE 20
    - ALL_MOBS WHITELIST(ZOMBIE) DAMAGE 20

Run multiple commands:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - ALL_MOBS DAMAGE 5 <+> effect give %around_target_uuid% strength 10 1
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - ALL_MOBS DAMAGE 5 <+> effect give %around_target_uuid% strength 10 1
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - ALL_MOBS DAMAGE 5 <+> effect give %around_target_uuid% strength 10 1

It supports blacklist and whitelist

AROUND

Info: Targets players in a specific radius and makes them run commands
Command settings:
- distance: To how far in radius the command will select players (Default 3)
- displayMsgIfNoPlayer: (true or false) To notify the user of the item if it managed to target players or not (Default true)
- throughBlocks: it will affect or not the players that are behind blocks (Default true)
- safeDistance: If the distance between the target and the launcher are below or equals to the safeDistance value then the target will not be affected. (Default 0)
- commands: The commands that will be executed for the target players.

You can add multiple commands ! Use the separator <+>

Example: SEND_MESSAGE &cYou will be damaged in 5 seconds <+> DELAY 5 <+> DAMAGE 5

Placeholders: The placeholders are the same that the but you need to replace "player" by "around_target"

Example: %around_target%, %around_target_uuid%

Examples:

This summons lightning at players in a 20 block radius

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activator on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - AROUND distance:20 displayMsgIfNoPlayer:false execute at %around_target% run summon lightning_bolt

Send a message to players between 5 and 10 blocks

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activator on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - AROUND distance:10 displayMsgIfNoPlayer:true throughBlocks:true safeDistance:5 SENDMESSAGE &eIt is a test !

You can nest AROUND with the commands : AROUND, IF, NEAREST, ALL_PLAYERS

If you do that the separator and the placeholders will evolve depending of the nested step.

base command separator : <+>

first nested command : <+::step1>

... : <+::step2> , <+::step3>, ...

base placeholder : %around_target%

first nested command : %around_target::step1%

... : %around_target::step2%, %around_target::step3%, ...

Examples:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activator on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - AROUND distance:5 displayMsgIfNoPlayer:false say &a(0)&e%around_target% <+> DELAY 3 <+> AROUND distance:5 displayMsgIfNoPlayer:false say &a(1)&e%around_target::step1% <+::step1> DELAY 3 <+::step1> AROUND distance:5 displayMsgIfNoPlayer:false say &a(2)&e%around_target::step2%

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activator on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - AROUND say &a(0)&e%around_target% <+> DELAY 3 <+> NEAREST 10 say &a(1)&e%around_target::step1%

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activator on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - AROUND distance:10 throughBlocks:false displayMsgIfNoPlayer:false say &a(0)&e%around_target% <+> DELAY 3 <+> AROUND distance:5 displayMsgIfNoPlayer:false say &a(1)&e%around_target::step1% and x &c%around_target_x::step1% <+::step1> IF %around_target_x::step1%>10 say &aThe target &e%around_target_x::step2% <+::step2> effect give %around_target::step2% slowness 20

You can add custom placeholders conditions to adjust the players targeted

Format: AROUND <settings> CONDITIONS(<conditions>) <command>

<settings> are the command settings

<conditions> are the conditions

Conditions Format: CONDITIONS(%::<my_placeholder_name>::%<comparator><value>)

<my_placeholder_name> is the name of the placeholder

<comparator> The comparator : "<", "<=", "=", ">", ">="

<value> the value

You can add multiple conditions using the separator "&&"

Examples:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activator on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - 'AROUND distance:10 CONDITIONS(%::player_health::%>10&&%::player_name::%=2Ssomar) SEND_MESSAGE &eclick'

Keep in mind that the CONDITIONS() part parses the placeholders in it with the player selected by the AROUND command. So what actually happened in the placeholders above is that it checks if the target's health is greater than 10 and if that player who got selected by the AROUND command is named "2Ssomar"

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activator on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - AROUND distance:10 displayMsgIfNoPlayer:false CONDITIONS(%::parseother_{%player%}_{betterteams_name}::%!=%::betterteams_name::%) effect give %around_target% weakness 10 10 true

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activator on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - 'AROUND distance:2 CONDITIONS(%::player_name::%!=%player%) DAMAGE 15'

Placeholders that came from plugins like ExecutableItems, ExecutableBlocks will be parsed not by the player affected by the AROUND command.

For example, with ExecutableBlocks, CONDITIONS(%var_faction%=%::factionsuuid_faction_name::%) works through checking if the block's factions variable value is equal to the targetted player's faction Placeholder Source: ()

BACKDASH

Info: Launches the player/target at the opposite direction of where they are facing at (YOU CANNOT BE LAUNCHED IN THE AIR)
Command: BACKDASH {number}
- {amount}: The value to how strong the launch will be
Example:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - BACKDASH 5
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - BACKDASH 5
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - BACKDASH 5

BURN

Info: Burns the player/target
Command: BURN {timeinsecs}
Example:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - BURN 200
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - BURN 200
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - BURN 200

CONSOLEMESSAGE

Info: Sends a message to the console
Command: CONSOLEMESSAGE {text}
- {text}: Text to send tho the console
Example:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - CONSOLEMESSAGE This is a debug message sent to the %player%
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - CONSOLEMESSAGE This is a debug message sent to the %player% triggered by %target%
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - CONSOLEMESSAGE This is a debug message sent to the %player% triggered by %entity%

COPYEFFECTS

Info: Copy the effects of the target
Command: COPYEFFECTS [limitDuration]
- [limitDuration]: it means if the target has for example 3 mins of poison effect, if you limit it to 5 secs, you will only receive a poison effect of 5 seconds
Example:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - COPYEFFECTS 5 # Using this will copy the player's own effects
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - COPYEFFECTS 5 # Using this will copy the target effects into the player
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - COPYEFFECTS 5 # Using this will copy the entity effects into the player

CUSTOMDASH1

Info: Launches you to a specific location
Command: CUSTOMDASH1 {x} {y} {z} {fallDamage}
- {x}: X-Coordinate
- {y}: Y-Coordinate
- {z}: Z-Coordinate
- {fallDamage}: true or false. Whether the player will take fall damage or not after getting launched by it.
Example:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %player_x% %player_y%+5 %player_z% true # This will dash up the player
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %target_x% %target_y%+5 %target_z% true # This will dash up the target
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %entity_x% %entity_y% %entity_z% true # This will dash up the entity

If you have activators that are related between two type of targets then you can do

Example 1 | Instance of player - entity | Dash the player towards the entity

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Activator instance of player and entity
    commands:
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %entity_x% %entity_y% %entity_z% true
    entityCommands: []

Example 2 | Instance of player - entity | Dash the entity towards the player

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Activator instance of player and entity
    commands: []
    entityCommands: 
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %player_x% %player_y% %player_z% true

Example 3 | Instance of player - block | Dash the player towards the block

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Activator instance of player and block
    commands: 
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %block_x% %block_y% %block_z% true
    blockCommands: []

You can increase the strength of the command running many times the command (but not on the same tick they must be differentiated in time otherwise it won't make sense since you are making the player dash from the same position against the location), examples:

Running it many times manually

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %player_x% %player_y%+5 %player_z% true # This will dash up the player
    - DELAYTICK 1
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %player_x% %player_y%+5 %player_z% true # This will dash up the player
    - DELAYTICK 1
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %player_x% %player_y%+5 %player_z% true # This will dash up the player

Using LOOP START Utility command

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - 'LOOP START: 3'
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %player_x% %player_y%+5 %player_z% true # This will dash up the player
    - DELAYTICK 1
    - LOOP END

CUSTOMDASH2

Info: Launches you away from a specific location
Command: CUSTOMDASH2 {x} {y} {z} {strength}
- {x}: X-Coordinate
- {y}: Y-Coordinate
- {z}: Z-Coordinate
- {strength}: Strength of the dash
Example:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - CUSTOMDASH2 %player_x% %player_y%+5 %player_z% 5 # This will dash down the player with strength 5
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - CUSTOMDASH2 %target_x% %target_y%+5 %target_z% 5 # This will dash down the target with strength 5
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - CUSTOMDASH2 %entity_x% %entity_y% %entity_z% 5 # This will dash down the entity with strength 5

If you have activators that are related between two type of targets then you can do

Example 1 | Instance of player - entity | Dash the player away from the entity

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Activator instance of player and entity
    commands:
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %entity_x% %entity_y% %entity_z% 5
    entityCommands: []

Example 2 | Instance of player - entity | Dash the entity away from the player

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Activator instance of player and entity
    commands: []
    entityCommands: 
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %player_x% %player_y% %player_z% 5

Example 3 | Instance of player - block | Dash the player away from the block

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Activator instance of player and block
    commands: 
    - CUSTOMDASH1 %block_x% %block_y% %block_z% 5
    blockCommands: []

CUSTOMDASH3

Info: Dashes the target following a specific math function
Command: CUSTOMDASH3 {function} {max x value} {front z default true}
- {function}: The math function to follow
- {max x value}: Max x value of the function
- {front z}: If the dash is frontward or backwardsti
Example:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - CUSTOMDASH3 cosx 10 true
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - CUSTOMDASH3 cosx 10 true
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - CUSTOMDASH3 cosx 10 true

You can see how function works here

DAMAGE

Info: Damages the player with a specific amount. (Damage dealt with the help of this command is counted as player damage)
- This command triggers the activators related to damage of ExecutableItems and ExecutableEvents
- The spigot damage type is ENTITY_ATTACK if there is a player involved on the activator.
  Otherwise, the spigot damage type is CUSTOM
Command: DAMAGE {amount} {amplified If Strength Effect} {amplified with attack attribute} [damageType]
- {amount}: Amount of damage in hitpoints (Not in hearts)
- {amplified If Strength Effect}: true or false, Strength 1 -> + 1.5 damage, ....
- {amplified with attack attribute}: true or false, player with 500% bonus damage, the command will do 5 x "<damage>".
- [damageType]: The type of damage ->
Example:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - DAMAGE 20 true true # Apply 20 of damage to the player
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - DAMAGE 20 true true # Apply 20 of damage to the target
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - DAMAGE 20 true true # Apply 20 of damage to the entity

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - DAMAGE 25% # Will apply 25% of the max health of the player as damage
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - DAMAGE 25% # Will apply 25% of the max health of the target as damage
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - DAMAGE 25% # Will apply 25% of the max health of the entity as damage

To apply real damage you can use: - 1.20.5++ use /minecraft:damage command, for example minecraft:damage %target% 10 by %player% - 1.20.5-- use REGAIN HEALTH command, is not the best but its a workaround.

DAMAGE_NO_KNOCKBACK

Info: Damages the player with a specific amount without applying knockback. (Damage dealt with the help of this command is not counted as player damage and more of an indirect damage)
- This command triggers the activators related to damage of ExecutableItems and ExecutableEvents
- The spigot damage type is ENTITY_ATTACK if there is a player involved on the activator.
  Otherwise, the spigot damage type is CUSTOM
Command: DAMAGE_NO_KNOCKBACK {amount} {amplified If Strength Effect} {amplified with attack attribute}
- {amount}: Amount of damage in hitpoints (Not in hearts)
- {amplified If Strength Effect}: true or false, Strength 1 -> + 1.5 damage, ....
- {amplified with attack attribute}: true or false, player with 500% bonus damage, the command will do 5 x "<damage>".
Example:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - DAMAGE_NO_KNOCKBACK 20 true true # Apply 20 of damage to the player
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - DAMAGE_NO_KNOCKBACK 20 true true # Apply 20 of damage to the target
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - DAMAGE_NO_KNOCKBACK 20 true true # Apply 20 of damage to the entity

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - DAMAGE_NO_KNOCKBACK 25% # Will apply 25% of the max health of the player as damage
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - DAMAGE_NO_KNOCKBACK 25% # Will apply 25% of the max health of the target as damage
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - DAMAGE_NO_KNOCKBACK 25% # Will apply 25% of the max health of the entity as damage

DAMAGE_BOOST

Info: Allows you to give yourself custom damage boost
- This command boost the damage of custom commands too e.g. (DAMAGE, DAMAGE_NO_KNOCKBACK)
- This command doesn't boost the damage for projectiles
Command: DAMAGE_BOOST {modification in percentage example 100} {timeinticks}
- {modification in percentage example 100}: Amount of the boost. Example below:
  - 50 = Makes you deal +50% damage
  - -80 = Makes you deal -80% damage
- {timeinticks}: The duration of the custom damage boost
Example: (The command below gives you +50% damage dealen for 10s)

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - DAMAGE_BOOST 50 200 # This will boost the damage of the player
  activator1: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of target
    targetCommands:
    - DAMAGE_BOOST 50 200 # This will boost the damage of the target
  activator2: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of entity
    entityCommands:
    - DAMAGE_BOOST 50 200 # This will boost the damage of the entity

This command can be used many time and the boost will get stacked, on this example you will see that [0-10] seconds the player will apply 50% more damage then on [10-20] seconds will apply 100% more damage and then on [20-30] seconds of 50% more damage, due that on [10-20] two commands were stacked of DAMAGE_BOOST.

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activators on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - DAMAGE_BOOST 50 200 # This will boost the damage of the player by 50% for 200 ticks (10 seconds)
    - DELAY 10 # Delay of 10 seconds
    - DAMAGE_BOOST 50 200 # This will boost the damage of the player by 50% for 200 ticks (10 seconds)

DAMAGE_RESISTANCE

Info: Allows you to give yourself custom damage resistance by giving yourself customized damage intake magnifications
Command: DAMAGE_RESISTANCE {modification in percentage example 100} {timeinticks}
- {modification in percentage example 100}: Amount of the magnification. Example below:
  - 50 = Makes you take +50% damage -80 = Makes you take -80% damage
- {timeinticks}: The duration of the custom damage resistance
Example: (The command below gives you +50% damage taken for 10s)

- DAMAGE_RESISTANCE 50 200

EQUIPMENT_VISUAL_REPLACE

Info: Replaces VISUALLY (there is no risk for losing items) a equipment slot with certain material
Command: EQUIPMENT_VISUAL_REPLACE {EquipmentSlot} {material or EI:} {amount} {timeinticks}
- {EquipmentSlot}: The slot
  - Options:
    -1
    40
    36
    37
    38
    39
- {material}: The item id of the material you want to replace with or the EI id
- {amount}: The stack amount
- {timeinticks}: How long the disguise is gonna last for
Example:

- EQUIPMENT_VISUAL_REPLACE 39 CARVED_PUMPKIN 1 100

- EQUIPMENT_VISUAL_REPLACE 39 EI:test 1 100

EQUIPMENT_VISUAL_CANCEL

Info: Cancel the EQUIPMENT_VISUAL_REPLACE command
Command: EQUIPMENT_VISUAL_CANCEL {EquipementSlot}
Example:

- EQUIPMENT_VISUAL_CANCEL 39

FORCEDROP

Info: It forces the player to drop the item that he has in a specific slot.
Command: FORCEDROP {slot}
- {slot}: number, -1 for main hand

Example:

- FORCEDROP -1

FRONTDASH

Info: Launches the player/target at the direction of where they are facing at
Command: FRONTDASH {number} [custom_y] [falldamage]
- {number}: The value to how strong the launch will be
- [custom_y] : To set a vertical boost (I advice you to set a little value like 0.5 - 1 if you dont want a big jump.)
- [falldamage]: set to enable or disable the fall damage
Example:

- FRONTDASH 5 0.5 false

GLACIAL_FREEZE

Info: It applies the freeze of Minecraft 1.18 snow
Command: GLACIAL_FREEZE {time in ticks}
Example:

- GLACIAL_FREEZE 160

GLOWING

Info: Applies glowing to the player
Command: {time in ticks} [color]
- {time in ticks}: Duration of the glow in ticks
- [color]: To what color will the glow have
  - Color Reference:
Example:

- GLOWING 100 BLUE

HITSCAN_PLAYERS

Info: It allows to run a command at certain direction to players
Command: HITSCAN_PLAYERS range:5 radius:0 pitch:0 yaw:0 leftRightShift:0 yShift:0 throughBlocks:true throughEntities:true COMMANDS HERE
- Range: how far an entity can be to be targetted by the HITSCAN command
- RadiusOfHitscan: How WIDE the cylinder is. It's basically the difference of shooting a bullet vs shooting a cannonball.
- Pitch: What direction to shoot it in, relative to player pitch
- Yaw: Same thing as Pitch but with yaw
- leftRightShift:
  - -5 = the hitscan STARTS from 5 blocks to the left.
  - 0 = Hitscan is centered where the player is.
  - 5 = hitscan STARTS from 5 blocks to the right of the player.
- yShift: Same as left,right, except with a different axis.
- throughEntities: Boolean: Whether or not the HITSCAN can go through entities.
- throughBlocks: Boolean: Whether or not the HITSCAN can go through blocks.
- Commands: The same than AROUND commands, you can type command1 <+> command2 ... and use the placeholder %around_target%
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HITSCAN_ENTITIES

Info: It allows to run a command at certain direction to entities
Command: HITSCAN_ENTITIES range:5 radius:0 pitch:0 yaw:0 leftRightShift:0 yShift:0 throughBlocks:true throughEntities:true COMMANDS HERE
- Range: how far an entity can be to be targetted by the HITSCAN command
- RadiusOfHitscan: How WIDE the cylinder is. It's basically the difference of shooting a bullet vs shooting a cannonball.
- Pitch: What direction to shoot it in, relative to player pitch
- Yaw: Same thing as Pitch but with yaw
- leftRightShift:
  - -5 = the hitscan STARTS from 5 blocks to the left.
  - 0 = Hitscan is centered where the player is.
  - 5 = hitscan STARTS from 5 blocks to the right of the player.
- yShift: Same as left,right, except with a different axis.
- throughEntities: Boolean: Whether or not the HITSCAN can go through entities.
- throughBlocks: Boolean: Whether or not the HITSCAN can go through blocks.
- Commands: The same than AROUND commands, you can type command1 <+> command2 ... and use the placeholder %around_target%
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INVULNERABILITY

Info: Sets the player invulnerable for a certain amount of time
Command: INVULNERABILITY {ticks}
- It supports negative values to decrease the invulnerability time, such as the one after being hit.
Example:

- INVULNERABILITY 60

JUMP

Info: Launches the player in the air
Command: JUMP {number} [fall damage]
- {number}: To how strong the launch will be
- [fall damage]: Select if want the command to have fall damage. Default -> false
Example:

- JUMP 20

LAUNCH_ENTITY

Info: Launches an entity to your direction

EntityType (Spigot-API 1.18.2-R0.1-SNAPSHOT API)

Command: LAUNCH_ENTITY {entityType} {speed} [angle rotation y]
- {entityType}: Mob ID of the launched entity (ALL CAPS)
- {speed}: (number, Double) Define the speed of the entity
- [angle rotation y]: (only for 1.14 and +) (not necessary) (default = 0) (in degrees) Define the direction where the entity will be launched
Example:

- LAUNCH_ENTITY PIG 2

Example to make tri-shoot:

- LAUNCH_ENTITY PIG 2
- LAUNCH_ENTITY PIG 2 15
- LAUNCH_ENTITY PIG 2 -15

MLIB_DAMAGE

Info: Deals damage to target but the damage type is mainly from MythicLib plugin
Command: MLIB_DAMAGE {number} {damageType} {knockback} [element]
- {number}: Damage dealt to targets
- {damage_type}: Damage type inflicted
  - Example: MAGIC, PHYSICAL, WEAPON, SKILL, PROJECTILE, UNARMED, ON_HIT, MINION, DOT;
- {knockback}: true/false whether it knocks back the target
- [element]: Specified what kind of element the attack is
  - Reference:
Example:

- MLIB_DAMAGE 10 PHYSICAL false FIRE

MOB_AROUND

Info: Targets entities in a specific radius and makes them run commands
- Available entities ->
Command settings:
- distance: To how far in radius the command will select entities
- displayMsgIfNoEntity: (true or false) To notify the user of the item if it didn't manage to target any mobs.
  - Set to false to hide the message
- throughBlocks: it will affect or not the mobs that are behind blocks
- safeDistance: If the distance between the target and the launcher are below or equals to the safeDistance value then the target will not be affected.
- You can BLACKLIST or WHITELIST entities adding one of these ones in anyplace of the command:
  - BLACKLIST(ZOMBIE,ARMOR_STAND)
  - WHITELIST(CHICKEN)

You can add multiple commands ! Use the separator <+>

Example: minecraft:effect give .. <+> DELAY 5 <+> DAMAGE 5

Placeholders: The placeholders are the same that the but you need to replace "player" by "around_target"

Example: %around_target%, %around_target_uuid%

Examples:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activator on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - MOB_AROUND distance:3 displayMsgIfNoEntity:true throughBlocks:true safeDistance:0 [conditions] COMMAND1 <+> COMMAND2 <+> ...
    - MOB_AROUND distance:3 displayMsgIfNoEntity:false BURN 10
    - MOB_AROUND distance:5 execute at %around_target_uuid% run summon lightning_bolt
    - MOB_AROUND distance:5 BLACKLIST(ZOMBIE,ARMOR_STAND) DAMAGE 20
    - MOB_AROUND distance:5 displayMsgIfNoEntity:false effect give %around_target_uuid% poison 10 10
    - MOB_AROUND distance:10 WHITELIST(ZOMBIE{CustomName:"*"}) say HELLO

To use entity nbt on the WHITELIST/BLACKLIST field, you need to install plugin

It supports so you can add for example something like: ZOMBIE{IsBaby:1}

Examples:

activators:
  activator0: # Activator ID, you can create as many activator on the activators list
    option: # Here goes an activator that is at least instance of player
    commands:
    - MOB_AROUND distance:7 BLACKLIST(ZOMBIE{CustomName:"Test Test"},ZOMBIE{CustomName:"Miyamoto"}) false BURN 3
    - MOB_AROUND distance:5 WHITELIST(ZOMBIE{IsBaby:1}) DAMAGE 20
    - MOB_AROUND distance:9 WHITELIST(WOLF{Owner:"%player%"}) HEAL 5
    - MOB_AROUND distance:9 WHITELIST(WOLF{Owner:%player_uuid%}) HEAL 5

You can nest MOB_AROUND with the commands : MOB_AROUND, IF, MOB_NEAREST, ALL_MOBS

If you do that the separator and the placeholders will evolve depending of the nested step.

base command separator : <+>

first nested command : <+::step1>

... : <+::step2> , <+::step3>, ...

base placeholder : %around_target%

first nested command : %around_target::step1%

... : %around_target::step2%, %around_target::step3%, ...

MOB_NEAREST

Info: Targets the nearest mob from the player/target.
Command:
- MOB_NEAREST {max accepted distance} {command}
  - {max accepted distance}: Max distance accepted that the "entity" can be.
  - {command}: The command that will be executed

You can add multiple commands ! Use the separator <+>

Example: minecraft:effect give .. <+> DELAY 5 <+> DAMAGE 5

Placeholders: The placeholders are the same that the but you need to replace "player" by "around_target"

Example: %around_target%, %around_target_uuid%

Example:

Damages nearest player

- MOB_NEAREST 10 DAMAGE 5

You can nest MOB_NEAREST with the commands : MOB_AROUND, IF, MOB_NEAREST, ALL_MOBS

If you do that the separator and the placeholders will evolve depending of the nested step.

base command separator : <+>

first nested command : <+::step1>

... : <+::step2> , <+::step3>, ...

base placeholder : %around_target%

first nested command : %around_target::step1%

... : %around_target::step2%, %around_target::step3%, ...

NEAREST

Info: Targets the nearest player from the player/target.
Command:
- NEAREST {max accepted distance} {command}
  - {max accepted distance}: Max distance accepted that the "target" can be.
  - {command}: The command that will be executed

You can add multiple commands ! Use the separator <+>

Example: SEND_MESSAGE &cYou will be damaged in 5 seconds <+> DELAY 5 <+> DAMAGE 5

Placeholders: The placeholders are the same that the but you need to replace "player" by "around_target"

Example: %around_target%, %around_target_uuid%

Example:

Damages nearest player

- NEAREST 8 DAMAGE 5

You can nest NEAREST with the commands : AROUND, IF, NEAREST, ALL_PLAYERS

If you do that the separator and the placeholders will evolve depending of the nested step.

base command separator : <+>

first nested command : <+::step1>

... : <+::step2> , <+::step3>, ...

base placeholder : %around_target%

first nested command : %around_target::step1%

... : %around_target::step2%, %around_target::step3%, ...

OPMESSAGE

Info: It sends a message to OP online players and the console
Command: OPMESSAGE {text}
- {text}: Text to send
Example:

- OPMESSAGE This is my debug message

PARTICLE

Info: Spawns particles in the player/target's location

Particle (Spigot-API 1.18.2-R0.1-SNAPSHOT API)

Command: PARTICLE {type} {quantity} {offset} {speed}
- {type}: The type of particle (ALL CAPS)
- {quantity}: The amount of particles that will spawn
- {offset}: The radius of the area where the particles may spawn in the player/target's location
- {speed}: To how fast or how big particles will be
Example:

- PARTICLE FIREWORKS_SPARK 10 0.1 0.5

REGAIN HEALTH

Info: Gives you a specific amount of HP
Command: REGAIN HEALTH {amount}
- {amount}: The amount of HP you want to gain
Example:

- REGAIN HEALTH 10

It suports negative values in case of you want to do "true damage".

REMOVEBURN

Info: Extinguishes you from burning
Command: REMOVEBURN
Example:

- REMOVEBURN

REMOVEGLOW

Info: Add the glowing effect with a specific color to the player | target.
Command: REMOVEGLOW [color]
Example:

- REMOVEGLOW BLACK

SETGLOW

Info: Add the glowing effect with a specific color to the player | target.
Command: SETGLOW [color]
Example:

- SETGLOW BLACK

Compatible with the plugin TAB using -> %score_cmd-glow%

ChatColor (Spigot-API 1.20.1-R0.1-SNAPSHOT API)

SETHEALTH

Info: Sets your health into a specific amount
Command: SETHEALTH {amount}
- {amount}: The amount of health you want it to set to
Example:

SETHEALTH 10

SETPITCH

Info: Forces the player to look in a certain pitch position (-90/90 degrees, up down direction)
Command: SETPITCH {pitch_number} [keepVelocity]
- {pitch_number}: The number that you want to input. Placeholders work too
- [keepVelocity]: It allows to keep the velocity of the player
Example:

- SETPITCH 0 false
- SETPITCH %target_pitch% false

SETYAW

Info: Forces the player to look in a certain yaw position (360 degrees, left right direction)
Command: SETYAW {yaw_number} [keepVelocity]
- {yaw_number}: The number that you want to input. Placeholders work too
- [keepVelocity]: It allows to keep the velocity of the player
Example:

- SETYAW 10 false

SPIN

Info: Spin the target
Command: SPIN {duration ticks} {velocity}
- {duration ticks}: The duration of the spin
- {velocity}: The velocity of the spin
Example:

- SPIN 20 1

Q: How to freeze targets/players/mobs ?

A: run SPIN {duration} 0 for example

STEAL

Info: Steal an item from the target inventory
Command: STEAL [slot] {remove item default true}
- [slot] => -1 to mainhand
Example:

- STEAL 10

STRIKELIGHTNING

Info: Strikes a lightning bolt with no damage to the one that runs the command
Command: STRIKELIGHTNING
Example:

- STRIKELIGHTNING

This is not the same as essential's smite command. If you want to smite your targets, put it on target commands or entity commands along with the proper activators like PLAYER_CLICK_ON_PLAYER for example.

STUN ENABLE/DISABLE

Info: It will enable or disable the stun for the player (it lays you down and blocks you from moving your camera
Commands:
- STUN_ENABLE
- STUN_DISABLE
Example:

- STUN_ENABLE
- DELAY 5
- STUN_DISABLE

TELEPORT

Info: Teleports the player/entity to the location
Command: TELEPORT {world} {x} {y} {z} [pitch] [yaw] [keepVelocity]
- {world}: The world of the location to teleport
- {x}: The coordinate x of the location to teleport.
- {y}: The coordinate y of the location to teleport.
- {z}: The coordinate z of the location to teleport.
- [pitch]: Optional pitch of the teleport location
- [yaw]: Optional yaw of the teleport location
- [keepVelocity]: Allows to not stop the player velocity.
Example:

- TELEPORT ApocalypseWorld 70 70 70

TELEPORTONCURSOR

Info: Teleports you on your cursor
Command: TELEPORTONCURSOR {range} {acceptAir}
- {range}: To how far you want to teleport
- {acceptAir}: To be able to teleport even in air, you need to set this to true
Example:

- TELEPORTONCURSOR 8 true

TRANSFER_ITEM

Info: It transfer an item on the inventory
Command: TRANSFER_ITEM {slot of launcher} {slot of receiver}
- {slot of launcher}: Slot of the item who is going to move
- {slot of receiver}: Slot where the item will land

Example:

- TRANSFER_ITEM 38 40

UNSAFE_TELEPORTONCURSOR

Info: Teleports you on your cursor without considering that you will end up on in impossible places
Command: UNSAFE_TELEPORTONCURSOR {maxRange}
- {maxRange}: To how far you want to teleport
Example:

UNSAFE_TELEPORTONCURSOR 20

WORLDTELEPORT

Info: Teleport to a world
Command: WORLDTELEPORT {world}
Example:

- WORLDTELEPORT spawn_end

Animation Commands

BREAK_BOOTS_ANIMATION
BREAK_CHESTPLATE_ANIMATION
BREAK_HELMET_ANIMATION
BREAK_LEGGINGS_ANIMATION
BREAK_MAIN_HAND_ANIMATION
BREAK_OFF_HAND_ANIMATION
HURT_ANIMATION
SWING_MAIN_HAND
SWING_OFF_HAND
TELEPORT_ENDER_ANIMATION
TOTEM_ANIMATION

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