💾 Commands

Command	Description
/ml reload	Reloads the plugin and config files.
/ml damage <source> <target> <value>	Force source player to deal damage to target entity (name or UUID)
/ml stat [...]	More information on this wiki page
/ml debug cast <skill_id>	Debug command to cast skill with given ID.
/ml debug logs	Dumps latest server logs to mclo.gs
/ml debug stats <player>	Open a GUI to explore stats of target player
/ml debug attributes <player>	Open a GUI to explore attributes of target player
/ml debug versions	Dumps plugin versions to chat
/ml debug healthscale set <amount> <player>	Sets health scale of given player
/ml debug healthscale reset <player>	Resets health scale of given player
/ml debug test	Developer command, do not use
/ml debug parse	Developer command, do not use

Command Config

WARNING

This is only available for MythicLib and MMOCore at the moment.

MMO plugins allow you to edit basic information of native plugin commands, including their name, description, usage, aliases and permission. All of these options are editable in the commands.yml file located in the main plugin folder.

Here is the content of the MMOCore/commands.yml file as an example:

mmocore:
  verbose: PLAYER
cast:
  main: cast
  aliases: []
  description: 'Enter casting mode'
  permission: 'mmocore.cast'
  verbose: ALL
player:
  main: player
  aliases: [ p, profile ]
  description: 'Displays player stats'
  permission: 'mmocore.profile'
  verbose: ALL

# [...]

The main option defines the command name, or label. If set to player, players have to type /player to execute the command. The aliases option allows you to define alternative labels for the same command. In the example above, players can also type /p or /profile to execute the same command as /player.

The permission option defines the permission required to execute the command. In the example above, only players with the mmocore.profile permission can execute the /player command.

Command Verbose

WARNING

This is only available for MythicLib and MMOCore at the moment.

In the same config file, you can also define a verbose level for each command. This option allows you to control where the command execution messages are sent. There are multiple verbose levels available:

Level	Description
ALL	Messages are sent to both the player and the console.
PLAYER	Messages are only sent to the player executing the command. This mode avoids console spam when using commands like /ml stat add.
CONSOLE	Messages are only sent to the console.
REDIRECT_TO_CONSOLE	All messages are sent to the console instead. This can be useful for logging important command executions.
NONE	No messages are sent.

For instance, the following code snippet sets the verbose level of the main /mythiclib command, and all its subcommands, to PLAYER.

# MythicLib/commands.yml
mythiclib:
  verbose: PLAYER