Custom Commands Plugin Documentation
Version: 1.0
Minecraft Version: 1.21.4
Author: Your Name

Overview
The Custom Commands Plugin allows Minecraft server admins to create custom commands that execute user-defined actions. With this plugin, you can easily map commands to specific server actions, which is perfect for enhancing server functionality or automating tasks.

Installation Instructions

1. Download the Plugin:
   Download the .jar file of the plugin.
   
   
2. Place in the Plugins Folder:
   Move the .jar file into your server's plugins directory.
   
   
3. Restart or Reload the Server:
   Restart your Minecraft server or use the /reload command to load the plugin.
   
   
4. Verify Plugin is Loaded:
   After the server restarts, use /version CustomCommandsPlugin to ensure the plugin is loaded correctly.
   

Plugin Configuration
There are no configuration files for this plugin. The plugin uses the in-game command /setcustcommand to set up custom commands. However, you can configure command permissions via your server's permissions manager (e.g., PermissionsEx, LuckPerms).

Commands & Usage
/setcustcommand

• Syntax: /setcustcommand <command> <action>
  
  
• Description:
  Registers a new custom command. The plugin will associate the command with a predefined action, which could be any valid Minecraft command or custom behavior.
  
  • Example Usage:
    /setcustcommand /hello say Hello, World!
    This will create a new command /hello that, when used, will make the server say "Hello, World!" in the chat.
• Permissions:
  Admins (or players with sufficient permissions) can use this command. Permissions can be controlled via your server’s permissions manager.
  

Custom Commands
Once a custom command has been created using /setcustcommand, players can execute the new command just like any standard Minecraft command. For example, /hello will execute the associated action.

Permissions
You can set up permissions using a permissions plugin like LuckPerms, PermissionsEx, or GroupManager.

• CustomCommandsPlugin.setcustcommand:
  This permission grants players the ability to create custom commands using /setcustcommand. Make sure to assign this permission to trusted admins or users.

Example in LuckPerms:

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/lp user <username> permission set CustomCommandsPlugin.setcustcommand true

Troubleshooting

• Command not working:
  Ensure that the command is correctly entered using the /setcustcommand <command> <action> syntax.
  
  
• Plugin not loading:
  Ensure that the plugin .jar file is correctly placed in the plugins folder and that the server is running a supported Minecraft version (1.21.4).
  
  
• Custom commands not executing:
  Double-check that the custom command is defined correctly and that players have permissions to run it.
  

Additional Information

• The plugin supports Spigot and Paper servers running Minecraft 1.21.4.
• The plugin can execute any valid Minecraft command or server-side action, as long as it's entered in the correct syntax.

Changelog

• Version 1.0: Initial release.

Contact & Support
For support or bug reports, please contact [email protected]