Command Usage

This document provides detailed usage instructions and examples for all commands in the Avaritia plugin.

/avaritia reload

• Permission: avaritia.admin.reload
• Function: Reloads all of the plugin's configuration files, including config.yml, recipe.yml, etc. Use this command after manually editing config files to apply changes immediately without restarting the server.
• Usage:

  /avaritia reload

/avaritia give <player> <item_id> [amount]

• Permission: avaritia.give
• Function: Gives a specified player one or more items from the Avaritia plugin.
• Parameters:
  • <player>: The name of the target player.
  • <item_id>: The unique ID of the item to be given (defined in the item configuration files).
  • [amount] (Optional): The number of items to give, defaults to 1.
• Examples:

  # Give player Little_100 one Infinity_Sword
  /avaritia give Little_100 Infinity_Sword
  
  # Give player Steve 64 Neutron_Nuggets
  /avaritia give Steve Neutron_Nugget 64

/avaritia language <language>

• Permission: avaritia.command.language
• Function: Switches the language of the plugin text you see in-game.
• Parameters:
  • <language>: The name of the language file (e.g., zh_cn, en_us).
• Example:

  /avaritia language en_us

/avaritia version

• Permission: avaritia.command.version
• Function: Checks the version information of the currently installed Avaritia plugin.
• Usage:

  /avaritia version

/avaritia nbtdebug

• Permission: avaritia.command.nbtdebug
• Function: Displays the NBT (Named Binary Tag) data of the item you are holding. This is a command primarily for debugging by developers and server owners.
• Usage:

  /avaritia nbtdebug

/avaritia gui

• Permission: avaritia.gui.use, avaritia.gui.edit, avaritia.gui.create
• Function: Interacts with the plugin's GUI system.
• Sub-commands:
  • /avaritia gui open <gui_name>: Opens a specified GUI. (Requires avaritia.gui.use)
  • /avaritia gui edit <gui_name>: Edits an existing GUI in-game. (Requires avaritia.gui.edit)
  • /avaritia gui create <gui_name>: Creates a new GUI. (Requires avaritia.gui.create)
• Example:

  # Open a GUI named "main_menu"
  /avaritia gui open main_menu