/me Plugin for SpigotMC – Action-Based Roleplay Chat
Transform your Minecraft server into an immersive roleplay experience with the /me plugin! Inspired by the popular FiveM command, this plugin lets players perform actions and describe their character’s movements directly in chat, offering a dynamic storytelling tool for roleplaying communities.

Key Features:
1. Action Descriptions in Chat

• The /me command allows players to send detailed action-based messages that others can read in chat, as if their character is acting out a scene. These are presented in a special format that sets them apart from regular chat.
  
  
• Example:
  A player types /me draws their sword and points it at [PlayerName], and the message appears in chat as:
  "[PlayerName] draws their sword and points it at [TargetName]."
  
  
• The format helps to make your server feel more alive with interactive and vivid roleplay moments!
  

2. Customizable Formatting

• The actions can be customized to display in italicized, colored, or bold text, so they stand out in chat and give players a sense of being part of a story. Want to add a special font, color, or tag? It's all configurable.
  
  
• Example: An action message could appear like:
  [CaptainSparrow] lifts a goblet, grinning mischievously
  or
  [JohnDoe] stomps their foot angrily, shaking their fist at the sky!
  

3. Permissions-Based Usage

• Fully permission-driven, so only specific player ranks or groups can use the /me command. Set up who can roleplay in this way, whether it’s for premium users, moderators, or specific groups like roleplayers or event participants.
  
  
• Example:
  
  • VIP players could access the /me command with a special message format or additional features, while regular players can only send basic messages.
    

4. Seamless Integration with Roleplay Servers

• Perfect for roleplay communities, where actions and emotive expressions are essential. Whether you're on a medieval adventure server, a post-apocalyptic survival world, or a fantasy roleplay world, the /me command adds depth to the characters.
  
  
• Example:
  
  • /me raises an eyebrow, sensing something odd in the air.
    
    
  • *[PlayerName] raises an eyebrow, sensing something odd in the air.*
    
    
  • These types of actions help immerse players into the narrative.
    

5. Full Customization

• Admins can modify how messages are displayed in chat, what prefix appears, and even add custom placeholders (like the player’s role, custom tags, etc.). It’s all about making the experience fit the unique vibe of your server.
  
  
• Want to add a prefix like “[Roleplay]”? You can!
  
  
• Customize color schemes, message styles, and even control if action messages need to be logged for events or storylines.
  

6. Compatibility with Other Plugins

• Works seamlessly with other roleplay plugins like mcMMO, Jobs, or Essentials, ensuring that players’ actions can flow naturally while they also participate in economy or job systems.
  
  
• You can even integrate it with WorldGuard to restrict who can use the /me command in certain regions or areas, enhancing roleplay scenarios with specific zones.
  

How It Works:

1. Player Types:
   A player uses the command /me [action].
   
   • Example: /me flips a coin, smirking playfully.
     
     
   • Chat output:
     * [PlayerName] flips a coin, smirking playfully. *
     
2. Action Display:
   These messages are italicized and can have a custom prefix like "[RP]" or "[Story]" so they don’t get lost in the sea of normal chat messages.
   
   
3. Permissions Control:
   Admins can configure who gets access to the command by setting permissions for ranks or groups. Only those with the /me.use permission (or any customized permission) can trigger this special action command.
   

Perfect For:

• Roleplay Communities: Enhance storytelling by allowing players to describe their in-game actions and interactions in rich detail.
  
  
• Event Servers: Create dynamic events where players can describe their actions during scripted moments.
  
  
• Creative Servers: Let players add flair to their creative worlds with descriptive actions.
  

What do you think? Would that vibe fit better for your server setup?