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Command iConomy

Game Version: CB 1.7.2-R0.2
Total Downloads: 66,752
Updated: Jan 14, 2014
Created: Aug 25, 2011
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Version 11.0.1 release 12.48 KB Jan 14, 2014 CB 1.7.2-R0.2 22,626 download Command iConomy Version 11.0.1 releaseDownload
11.0.1 release 12.51 KB Sep 23, 2013 CB 1.6.2-R1.0 5,006 download Command iConomy 11.0.1 releaseDownload
Version 11.0.0 release 12.49 KB Jun 20, 2013 CB 1.5.2-R1.0 7,401 download Command iConomy Version 11.0.0 releaseDownload
Version 10.0.0 release 12.10 KB Jun 20, 2013 CB 1.5.2-R1.0 2,222 download Command iConomy Version 10.0.0 releaseDownload
Version 10.0.0 release 17.43 KB Mar 16, 2013 CB 1.4.7-R1.0 3,862 download Command iConomy Version 10.0.0 releaseDownload
Version 9.0 bugfix release 12.75 KB Mar 14, 2012 CB 1.2.3-R0.2 11,540 download Command iConomy Version 9.0 bugfix releaseDownload
Version 9.0 release 18.96 KB Jan 9, 2012 CB 1.0.1-R1 12,146 download Command iConomy Version 9.0 releaseDownload
The plugin release 14.58 KB Aug 26, 2011 - 1,949 download Command iConomy The plugin releaseDownload

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Command iConomy – Charge for each command

PLEASE OPEN A NEW TICKET FOR EVERY ISSUE, THERE WILL BE NO HELP IN COMMENTS!

Version v10.0.0

Overview

Command iConomy is a plugin that allows a server admin to assign a cost to server commands that is deducted from a player's iConomy account whenever a player uses that command. Commands are matched using java regular expressions. If text entered by a player matches a configured rule, Command iConomy will attempt to bill the player. Command iConomy requires Vault!

Examples include charging for each summoned magic carpet, or adding a fee for different kits.

Configuration

To set the price of a command, add a line to prices.yml. Command iConomy matches regular expressions against user input. Regular expressions allow you to charge separately for individual sub-commands or even specific command arguments.

A typical configuration line looks like this: ^/tp$: 10

A configuration line matching sub-commands might look like this: ^/time (day|night)$: 20

Command expressions are matched in order from top to bottom. If a match is found, Command iConomy stops looking for a match and charges the player the configured amount. If the command is configured with a cost of zero, processing will stop but the player will not be charged. Together these features allow open ended commands to be individually charged. Ex:

^/warp help$: 0

^/warp \S+$: 10

Really Quick Regular Expression Info

<<code>>^ = Start of command

$ = End of command

\S+ = One or more non-whitespace characters<</code>>

For best results, please study and learn regular expressions!

For more info on regular expressions, see: http://www.regular-expressions.info/reference.html

Command Cooldowns

You can now configure a number of seconds before charging a player again for a command. To do so, add a space and then the number of seconds to wait after the command's cost. Ex:

^/warp \S+$: 10 30

Permissions
CommandIConomy.Free – Grants free access to all commands.

Internationalization

Three additional settings can be made in the config.yml file to localize Command iConomy's text. You will have to create config.yml. They are:
NoAccountMessage
InsuficientFundsMessage
AccountDeductedMessage
Substitute (cost) for cost

Requires Vault:
http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/vault/

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