Expressions With the new update, StrippedBroadcast now supports expressions as targets! The user will be able to specify certain conditions that will return a list of compatible players. Every expression should be expressed in parenthesis, but there is possibility to put more parenthesis inside one. Example:
Code (Text):
/sbc (world=world_the_nether && (perm=bukkit.* || perm=minecraft.*)) Looks like you are the king of hell!
You will also notice that expressions accept the keywords AND (&&) and OR (||). Their functioning is really simple:
in the above example, the OR keyword is used to get every player who has the permission "bukkit.*" or the permission "minecraft.*";
the AND keyword is then used to get every player who is in the nether and has one of the two permissions.
New Arguments Also, StrippedBroadcast uses as arguments:
me, an alias to send the message only to the sender;
player=<player>, same function as specifying a player name when executing the command;
op or perm=op, which will return every op online player in the server;
group=<group>; StrippedBroadcast is now compatible with LuckPerms. The argument "group" will allow the user to specify a certain group when executing the command.