Commands

/SPICK LOOK
selectivepickup.look.toggle
This will toggle whether or not you need to look at the item to pick it up. Looking at refers to having the reticle on object, not just generally looking in that direction.

/SPICK SNEAK
selectivepickup.sneak.toggle
This will toggle whether one must sneak to pickup an item.

/SPICK PERM type TOGGLE
selectivepickup.perm.(type).toggle
This will toggle whether the type of permission is required. The valid types are global and specific. Global permission by default is selectivepickup.pickup. Specific permission by default is selectivepickup.pickup.%type%. The %type% gets replaced by the Material name of the item. So if you cut an oak tree down and specific is enabled, you need selectivepickup.pickup.oak_log to pick up your wood. Refer to the javadocs Material list for the material names.

/SPICK PERM type SET (permission)
selectivepickup.perm.(type).set
selectivepickup.perm.(type).view
This will view or set the permission node for the type (valid types global and specific). If you omit the permission, it will view what the permission is currently set to.

/SPICK PERM TOGGLE-OP-DEFAULT
selectivepickup.toggle.toggle-op-default
This toggles whether or not OPs automatically have permissions.

/SPICK INFORM type (level)
selectivepickup.inform.view
selectivepickup.inform.set
This sets the information level for pickup. The valid types are allow and deny, as in messaging when the plugin will allow or deny item pickup. Omit level to view the current setting. Valid levels none, basic and specific. Basic is generic, like "You cannot pick that up". Specific is like "You need to be sneaking to pick that up".

/SPICK STATUS
selectivepickup.status
View the current settings

/SPICK DEBUG
selectivepickup.debug
Toggle debug mode. So if you can't figure out why an item cannot be picked up, turn this on then step on the item and it will send debug messages telling why it's failing.

/SPICK RELOAD
selectivepickup.reload
Reload config from disk