
zSigns
Create signs that execute commands on right-click. Free Minecraft Java mod for 1.19, 1.19.1, 1.19.2.
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🪧 zSigns
Turn any sign into a clickable command button.
zSigns is a lightweight Spigot/Paper plugin that lets you create signs which execute commands when right-clicked. Warps, kits, shop triggers, server rules — anything you can run with a command, you can put on a sign.
✨ Features
- Click-to-run commands — right-click any zSigns sign to instantly execute a command
- Player or console execution — run the command as the clicking player, or silently through the server console
- Per-sign permissions — restrict each sign to a specific permission node, or leave it open to everyone
%player%placeholder — console commands can target the clicking player automatically- WorldGuard integration — control sign usage per-region with the
zsigns-useflag - Tiny footprint — no database, no packets, no unnecessary overhead
💡 Why?
Server owners constantly set up warps, kits, and utility commands that players need quick access to. zSigns skips the GUI overhead and puts those commands exactly where players are already looking — on signs in the world.
📋 Sign Format
Place any sign and fill in the four lines:
Line 1: [zSigns]
Line 2: <permission node, or "none">
Line 3: <player or console>
Line 4: <command without the />
If the sign is created successfully, Line 1 should turn green. Simple as that.
📖 Examples
Public spawn warp
[zSigns]
none
player
spawn
VIP-only kit
[zSigns]
essentials.kit.vip
player
kit vip
Console gives the clicker diamonds
[zSigns]
none
console
give %player% diamond 64
📦 Installation
- Download the jar
- Drop it into your server's
/pluginsfolder - Restart your server
- Place a sign, type
[zSigns]on line 1, and fill in the rest
🔧 Compatibility
| Server | Spigot and Paper |
| Minecraft | 1.19 and above |
| Java | 17+ |
| WorldGuard | 7.0+ (optional) |
- Ships as zSigns-1.0.0.jar — drop this file into the mods folder
- Download size: 16 KB
- Download link checked 24 Aug 2026 — working
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