3.3.0 is released! Download link: http://bit.ly/yz59kL Full changelog: http://wiki.sk89q.com/wiki/CommandHelper/3.3.0 This version is compatible...
So, I'd just like to update everyone real quick on the status of CommandHelper. I'm not dead, by any means, nor has CommandHelper been on hiatus,...
It's your config.txt file. However, it shouldn't be throwing a stack trace. The most likely cause is that you have a word with a contraction (for...
Er, perhaps I'm missing what you're trying to do, but you can remove the need for the player's name at all by doing something like: /give $item...
Is this what you're looking for? /lbrb $p = /lb rollback player $p since 10 days /lbrb-r $p $r = /lb rollback player $p area $r since 10 days...
Be a bit more descriptive with what you're trying to do. I didn't really understand your question. 3.2.0 is now released! Some of the more...
CommandHelper is under active development! I'm adding things on a nearly daily basis. If you want to check out the development builds, go to...
I believe this functionality is working in the latest builds. You'll need to update to the dev builds of CH and WE (build.sk89q.com). CH uses WE...
You can use the runas() function to allow them to run individual and carefully crafted commands as op, so they don't actually need the permission...
Just to let everyone know, I haven't had time to create an actual release build, but the newest dev versions allow you to control hunger, player...
Permissions are a bit of a clusterfuck right now, I hope to get this sorted out at some point :/ Ah yes, I should have seen that. Commas have...
You need to put ":" in quotes, because it's a special character. Try '35:6'. Whatever the problem is, it's with WorldEdit, not CommandHelper....
[ player() returns the name of the player running the command, but I think what you're looking for is the runas(~op, '/cmd') function.
If you're using maven, you can take a look at CommandHelper's pom file. I edit the classpath to look in several places for the WorldEdit plugin (a...
I think I fixed this. I was using priorities incorrectly, but I think it's resolved now, so try again next release. See if using the non-bundled...
Separate names with a comma.
