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Factions/src/com/massivecraft/factions/cmd/CmdFactionsPower.java

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2011-10-09 21:57:43 +02:00
package com.massivecraft.factions.cmd;
New command /f power [player name] to check either your own power (if no name is specified) or another player's power (if a player name is specified). The ability for a player to view their own power is based on the standard factions.participate permission, but to check the power of other players, the new permission node factions.viewAnyPower needs to be granted. If you aren't using a Permissions plugin (instead defaulting to the built-in Bukkit permission system), the factions.viewAnyPower permission is granted by default. Otherwise, you'll need to configure your Permissions plugin to grant the new permission as needed.
2011-07-25 20:16:14 +02:00
Rename Conf --> ConfServer.
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import com.massivecraft.factions.ConfServer;
New command /f power [player name] to check either your own power (if no name is specified) or another player's power (if a player name is specified). The ability for a player to view their own power is based on the standard factions.participate permission, but to check the power of other players, the new permission node factions.viewAnyPower needs to be granted. If you aren't using a Permissions plugin (instead defaulting to the built-in Bukkit permission system), the factions.viewAnyPower permission is granted by default. Otherwise, you'll need to configure your Permissions plugin to grant the new permission as needed.
2011-07-25 20:16:14 +02:00
import com.massivecraft.factions.FPlayer;
Renaming Permission --> Perm and moving to main package.
2013-04-09 12:56:29 +02:00
import com.massivecraft.factions.Perm;
Fixing adding aliases to commands.
2013-04-16 10:11:59 +02:00
import com.massivecraft.mcore.cmd.req.ReqHasPerm;
New command /f power [player name] to check either your own power (if no name is specified) or another player's power (if a player name is specified). The ability for a player to view their own power is based on the standard factions.participate permission, but to check the power of other players, the new permission node factions.viewAnyPower needs to be granted. If you aren't using a Permissions plugin (instead defaulting to the built-in Bukkit permission system), the factions.viewAnyPower permission is granted by default. Otherwise, you'll need to configure your Permissions plugin to grant the new permission as needed.
2011-07-25 20:16:14 +02:00
Rename command files
2013-04-10 13:12:22 +02:00
public class CmdFactionsPower extends FCommand
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{
New command /f power [player name] to check either your own power (if no name is specified) or another player's power (if a player name is specified). The ability for a player to view their own power is based on the standard factions.participate permission, but to check the power of other players, the new permission node factions.viewAnyPower needs to be granted. If you aren't using a Permissions plugin (instead defaulting to the built-in Bukkit permission system), the factions.viewAnyPower permission is granted by default. Otherwise, you'll need to configure your Permissions plugin to grant the new permission as needed.
2011-07-25 20:16:14 +02:00
Rename command files
2013-04-10 13:12:22 +02:00
public CmdFactionsPower()
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{
super();
Fixing adding aliases to commands.
2013-04-16 10:11:59 +02:00
this.addAliases("power", "pow");
New command /f power [player name] to check either your own power (if no name is specified) or another player's power (if a player name is specified). The ability for a player to view their own power is based on the standard factions.participate permission, but to check the power of other players, the new permission node factions.viewAnyPower needs to be granted. If you aren't using a Permissions plugin (instead defaulting to the built-in Bukkit permission system), the factions.viewAnyPower permission is granted by default. Otherwise, you'll need to configure your Permissions plugin to grant the new permission as needed.
2011-07-25 20:16:14 +02:00
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//this.requiredArgs.add("faction tag");
Streamlined the faction arg descriptores
2011-10-24 11:11:53 +02:00
this.optionalArgs.put("player", "you");
New command /f power [player name] to check either your own power (if no name is specified) or another player's power (if a player name is specified). The ability for a player to view their own power is based on the standard factions.participate permission, but to check the power of other players, the new permission node factions.viewAnyPower needs to be granted. If you aren't using a Permissions plugin (instead defaulting to the built-in Bukkit permission system), the factions.viewAnyPower permission is granted by default. Otherwise, you'll need to configure your Permissions plugin to grant the new permission as needed.
2011-07-25 20:16:14 +02:00
Fixing adding aliases to commands.
2013-04-16 10:11:59 +02:00
this.addRequirements(ReqHasPerm.get(Perm.POWER.node));
New command /f power [player name] to check either your own power (if no name is specified) or another player's power (if a player name is specified). The ability for a player to view their own power is based on the standard factions.participate permission, but to check the power of other players, the new permission node factions.viewAnyPower needs to be granted. If you aren't using a Permissions plugin (instead defaulting to the built-in Bukkit permission system), the factions.viewAnyPower permission is granted by default. Otherwise, you'll need to configure your Permissions plugin to grant the new permission as needed.
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}
@Override
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public void perform()
{
FPlayer target = this.argAsBestFPlayerMatch(0, fme);
if (target == null) return;
Renaming Permission --> Perm and moving to main package.
2013-04-09 12:56:29 +02:00
if (target != fme && ! Perm.POWER_ANY.has(sender, true)) return;
Added basic support for iConomy, where most Factions commands can be made to cost (or give) money. For claiming land, there are some extra features. Each additional land claimed by default costs more than the last, with the multiplier being configurable. For example, the first claim might cost $30, the 2nd $45, the third $60, and so forth. When land is claimed from a weakened faction, there is a configurable bonus amount of money deducted from the cost of claiming the land, as an incentive; this number can be changed to a negative value to instead make it cost more to claim such land. When land is unclaimed, a configurable percentage of the cost of claiming the land can be refunded (defaults to 70% of the cost). The total value of a faction's claimed land is now shown in the info given by /f who [faction tag], along with the depreciated (refund) value.
2011-08-02 01:05:01 +02:00
// if economy is enabled, they're not on the bypass list, and this command has a cost set, make 'em pay
Rename Conf --> ConfServer.
2013-04-09 13:15:25 +02:00
if ( ! payForCommand(ConfServer.econCostPower, "to show player power info", "for showing player power info")) return;
Added basic support for iConomy, where most Factions commands can be made to cost (or give) money. For claiming land, there are some extra features. Each additional land claimed by default costs more than the last, with the multiplier being configurable. For example, the first claim might cost $30, the 2nd $45, the third $60, and so forth. When land is claimed from a weakened faction, there is a configurable bonus amount of money deducted from the cost of claiming the land, as an incentive; this number can be changed to a negative value to instead make it cost more to claim such land. When land is unclaimed, a configurable percentage of the cost of claiming the land can be refunded (defaults to 70% of the cost). The total value of a faction's claimed land is now shown in the info given by /f who [faction tag], along with the depreciated (refund) value.
2011-08-02 01:05:01 +02:00
New command /f powerboost <p|f|player|faction> <name> <#>, which will apply a permanent power bonus/penalty to a specified player or faction. When applied to a player, it will affect their max power and min power. When applied to a faction, it will be applied to current and max power levels. Whether it is a bonus or a penalty depends on whether the number you specify is positive or negative. New permission factions.powerboost which is required to use the above command. This permission is added to the factions.kit.mod permission kit. example usage: /f powerboost p Player1 1.5 (give player "Player1" a bonus of 1.5 power) /f powerboost faction SomeFaction -6 (give faction "SomeFaction" a penalty of -6 power)
2012-01-28 18:56:51 +01:00
double powerBoost = target.getPowerBoost();
String boost = (powerBoost == 0.0) ? "" : (powerBoost > 0.0 ? " (bonus: " : " (penalty: ") + powerBoost + ")";
msg("%s<a> - Power / Maxpower: <i>%d / %d %s", target.describeTo(fme, true), target.getPowerRounded(), target.getPowerMaxRounded(), boost);
New command /f power [player name] to check either your own power (if no name is specified) or another player's power (if a player name is specified). The ability for a player to view their own power is based on the standard factions.participate permission, but to check the power of other players, the new permission node factions.viewAnyPower needs to be granted. If you aren't using a Permissions plugin (instead defaulting to the built-in Bukkit permission system), the factions.viewAnyPower permission is granted by default. Otherwise, you'll need to configure your Permissions plugin to grant the new permission as needed.
2011-07-25 20:16:14 +02:00
}
}
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