Earlier Versions
| Name | Size | Uploaded | Game Version | Downloads | |
| SignSet v1.1.8 release | 3.48 KB | Feb 26, 2014 | CB 1.7.2-R0.3 | 586 | Download |
| SignSet v1.1.7 release | 3.46 KB | Jul 1, 2013 | CB 1.5.2-R1.0 | 988 | Download |
| Signset V1.1.6 release | 3.42 KB | Jun 22, 2013 | CB 1.5.2-R1.0 | 585 | Download |
| SignSet v0.3 release | 3.77 KB | May 13, 2012 | CB 1.2.5-R1.0 | 2,467 | Download |
Description
SignSet v1.1.6
Signset allows you to set the text of any sign with a command rather then editing the sign itself, and you can also use /signcolor to set the color of an entire sign!
/signset
Instructions:
Point your cursor at a sign
Type /signset All the text you want to appear on the sign
Example:
/signset I just set the text of this sign!
Notes:
The text will automatically move to another line when it runs out of room on one line
This sets the maximum length for a line at 13 to allow room for color codes
/signline
Instructions:
Point your cursor at a sign
Type /signline <linenumber(1,2,3,4) text
Example:
/signline 3 I edited line 3!
Notes:
This sets the maximum length for the line to 15(If you use 15 characters and color this sign, the last 2 letters will be cut off)
/signcolor
Instructions:
Point your cursor at a sign
Type /signcolor <linenumber(1,2,3,4,*) <COLORCODEHERE>
Example:
/signcolor 1 &f
Notes:
Using * will set all lines that color
You also do not need to use &, you can simply do /signcolor * 3 for example.
These are the available colors:
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Permissions:
permissions: signset.*: description: Gives access to all signset commands children: signset.signset: true signset.signcolor: true signset.signline: true default: op signset.signset: description: Gives access to /signset default: op signset.signcolor: description: Gives access to /signcolor default: op signset.signline: description: Gives access to /signline default: op
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