Description

F-Command is a little and easy to configure Minecraft Plugin which lets you set up multiple commands which are executed on pressing the F or Q key (Swap Hands or dropping Items).

You can configure every command exactly to your needs with the following easy to use options.

• Which Key should be pressed
• Per command Permission
• Define per command if it should be executed by the Player or the Server
• Should the action (Dropping item or swapping hand) be executed
• Does the Player need to sneak or not?

And the best thing is: You can even use PlaceholderAPI within the commands, and therefore integrate hundreds of other Plugins!

Every one of thees options is available for every command you configure!

Usage Ideas

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Server Menu

You have a menu where your players can easily switch servers on your network?
Make it easily accessible by pressing shift+F to open the menu!

Gui based AdminShop

You have a AdminShop in a GUI like EconomyShopGUI?
Why not open it by pressing F?
It's much easier than typing in a command!

Commands & Permision

Only one command, only one Permission!

/fcmd reload - Reloading your Config
fcommand.admin - Update notification and access to /fcmd reload

Config

# Only turn this on if you're asked by the Dev
# Might spam your console and/or chat ;-)
debug: false

# Example configuration
command:
  # Name of the Command.
  command1:
    key: f  # f or q
    # Does the Player need to sneak to execute the command?
    requireShift: false
    # Which permission is required to execute this command?
    permission: f-command.example
    # Which command should be executed as the player?
    # You can also use PlaceholderAPI here!
    # Enter without /
    command: say f no shift
    # Stopping item drop or hand swap from happening
    cancel: true
    # Should the command be executed from the Server?
    executeAsServer: false

  command2:
    key: F
    requireShift: True
    permission: f-command.example
    command: say F shift
    cancel: true
    executeAsServer: false

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