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FortX-reports

FortX-reports

Description

FortX-reports is an advanced player reporting management plugin for Minecraft servers. This plugin enables efficient communication between players and administrators, as well as among admin team members, even when they are on different servers within your network.

Features

Commands

Command Permission Description
/report <player> <reason> report.use Reports a player to administration with specified reason
/adminchat <message> adminchat.use Sends a message to all administrators
/ac <message> adminchat.use Shortcut for the adminchat command

Permissions

Permission Description
report.use Allows the use of the /report command
report.admin Allows seeing player reports
report.bypass Protects a player from being reported
adminchat.use Allows sending messages in admin chat
adminchat.see Allows seeing messages in admin chat

Configuration

Basic Configuration

The config.yml file contains basic plugin settings:

# Debug mode (disabled by default)
debug: false

# Multi-server configuration
multiserver:
  enabled: false # Set to true to enable multi-server mode

# Server name configuration (used in reports and admin chat)
server:
  name: "lobby" # The name of this server

# Redis configuration (required only when multiserver is enabled)
redis:
  host: "localhost"
  port: 2137
  password: "your_redis_password"
  channels:
    adminchat: "adminchat"
    report: "report"
    helpop: "helpop"

Message Configuration

The messages.yml file allows you to customize all messages:

report:
  self: "&cYou cannot report yourself!"
  offline: "&cYou cannot report an offline player!"
  bypass: "&cYou cannot report a player with a bypass permission!"
  message: "&f{Player} &areported &f{Target} &afor &c{Reason}!"
  reason: "&cYou must provide a reason for the report!"

adminchat:
  format: "&c[ADMIN] &f{Player}: &7{Message}"

Multi-server Setup

To use the multi-server features, you need to:

  1. Set up a Redis database
  2. Enable multiserver.enabled in config.yml
  3. Configure the Redis connection in the redis section
  4. Set a unique name for each server in the server.name section

After proper configuration:

Support

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