If you have more then one home with same slot, then they will get placed one after another. Example /sethome home 50 will set home at slot 50 in GUI.
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But if you will have one more which is above 55 then all homes above 45 will get moved to next page as wee need to free up space for buttons. So having slot number as 52 will place it in first page if there are no ore icons after it. Keep in mind that this is from 0 to 900 which is equal to 20 pages. If slot number is provided then we will try to place that particular home in that slot in GUI. While /sethome home woodenshovel will use actual wooden showel as icon. In example /sethome home block will pick block under your feet and use as icon. (block/Material) allows to define custom icon in you home gui. p will define home as private and other players will not have option to teleport to this home location l:worldName x y z will define custom location for new home location, this requires permission node (time) the variable can be defined like: 1s (1 second) 5m (5 minutes) 2h (2 hours) 3d (3 days) 7w (7 weeks) 1M (1 month) 4y (4 years) multiple variables can be combined to get more accurate time, like 5h32m52sĬmi. – to have unlimited anount of homes Required permission nodes can be seen while hovering over the error message in-game To perform commands on others, you will need extra permission in example heal command will require keep in mind that this will not allow you to heal others, only yourself.
The base permission node to use any command is cmi.command which is given by default for everyone.Įvery command follows basic permission requirements: cmi.command.
Some commands will have special variable -s which will prevent any message output after performing, allowing for a silent command performance in case you need this. Some commands will have additional information about them, including extra permission nodes when using ? sign, in example /cmi alert ? will show some explanation on needed permission nodes not only usage. You have /cmi checkcommand command to find commands related to the keywordįor most of the commands, there is no difference if a player is online or not.
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