Java Reference
In-Depth Information
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/groupmod permission add
groupName permissionName
—add the permission
permissionName
to members of
groupName
.
•
/groupmod permission check
groupName permissionName
—check if members
of
groupName
have the permission
permissionName
.
For example, in our plugin, to give
jack37
permissions to use our
/firebow
com-
mand, you'd type the following commands in the console:
playermod permission add jack37 commands.firebow.enable
Check out the Canary docs for more details.
Next Up
We got a lot of new abilities in this chapter: you can now modify Minecraft
blocks and spawn entities, manage plugin permissions, and, most importantly,
listen for interesting events to happen in the game and react to them. That's
the real heart of plugins that can change how the Minecraft world works by
automatically acting on events as they occur.
In the next chapter we'll look at how to schedule events in the future, and
make an exploding cow shooter. See you there.
Your Growing Toolbox
60%
You now know how to:
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Use the command-line shell
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Add a new command to a plugin
•
Build with Java,
javac
•
Work with
Location
objects
•
Run a Minecraft server
•
Find blocks/entities
•
Deploy a plugin
•
Use local variables
•
Connect to a local server
•
Use class-level global variables
•
Use Java variables for numbers and
strings
•
Use
ArrayList
s
•Use
HashMap
s
•
Use Java functions
•
Use
private
and
public
to control visibility
•
Use
if
,
for
, and
while
statements
•
Modify Minecraft blocks
•
Use Java objects
•
Modify and spawn entities
•
Use imports for Java packages
•
Listen for and react to game events
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Use
new
to create objects
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Manage plugin permissions
