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Spoiler: Disclaimer
I (including, but not limited to, the plugin) do not take any responsibility for any damage caused to your server. That said, you may report bugs and glitches. It is recommended, also, that you backup your server before you install any plugin.
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/chat <player> <message> - This command allows you to send a chat message as another player. More of a troll really, but it does have its uses occasionally. Can use /chat console <message> as well.
/clearchat [-a/-s/-p/-c/-u] [name/extra] - This command allows you to clear the chat of every player in the game. The tokens are as follows:
- -a - anonymous
- -s - silent (no message displayed)
- -p - normal (you can also just use /clearchat)
- -c [name] - custom name
- -u [player] - specific player
/cmute <player> - Mutes a player's chat. Like /mute.
/cunmute <player> - Unmutes a player's chat. Like /unmute.
/freezechat - A bit like /cmute, but will stop everyone from talking.
/plainchat <global/add/remove> [player] - Multiple parts.
- /plainchat global toggles a plain, simple chat. The text chat is configurable, however, and essentially provides an alternative way to make a nicer chat. For example (chat not configured):
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- Can become:
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- Or alternatively, you can have a nice chat set up already, and add players to a list so you can essentially have "two chats/formats". To do this, you can use /plainchat add <player> to add a player to your "second format", and /plainchat remove <player> to remove them from that. An example:
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/chatmanipulation - Returns the name and version of the plugin.
/chatmanipulationreload - Reloads the plugin (it actually works!)
/filter <setword/add/remove/exclude/include> <word/player> - The main filter command.
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It is important to note that if any significant changes are made to the config in updates, you need to delete your current configuration and add your settings back in to the new one (after you've reloaded or restarted your server).
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Everything can be bypassed with OP. In future, there will be a configuration setting allowing/declining access to people only with OP. It is therefore recommended you use another plugin like PermissionsEx or GroupManager.
- chatman.chat.console - Allows /chat console <message>.
- chatman.chat.others - Allows /chat (excluding /chat console).
- chatman.clearchat.anonymous - Allows /clearchat -a.
- chatman.clearchat.custom - Allows /clearchat -c [name].
- chatman.clearchat.silent - Allows /clearchat -s.
- chatman.clearchat - Allows /clearchat [-p].
- chatman.clearchat.user.self - Allows /clearchat -u.
- chatman.clearchat.user.others - Allows /clearchat -u [player].
- chatman.cmute - Allows /cmute.
- chatman.cunmute - Allows /cunmute.
- chatman.freezechat - Allows /freezechat.
- chatman.plainchat - Allows /plainchat <global/add/remove> [player].
- chatman.bypassfreeze - Allows players to bypass /freezechat.
- chatman.bypasscmute - Allows players to bypass /cmute.
- chatman.info - Use /chatmanipulation (/chatman, /cman, /cm)
- chatman.reload - Use /chatmanipulationreload (chatmanreload, /cmanreload, /cmreload)
- chatman.ping.self - Use /ping on yourself.
- chatman.ping.others - Use /ping on any player.
- chatman.filter.bypass - Bypass the filter.
- chatman.filter.add - Add players to the filter.
- chatman.filter.remove - Remove players from the filter.
- chatman.filter.setword - Set the word for the filter.
- chatman.filter.include - Include players to the filter.
- chatman.filter.exclude - Exclude players from the filter.
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- %p% - Player Name
- %health% - Player Health
- %food% - Player Food
- %gm% - Player Gamemode
- %ip% - Player IP Address - Be careful.
- %world% - World the Player is in.
- %ping% - Player Ping.
- %dn% - Player Displayname - Handy for nicknames (from Essentials, etc.)
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- Java 8
- Spigot 1.8 (Compiled against spigot-1.8-R0.1-SNAPSHOT-latest.jar)
Thank you for the time you took to read this. If you have any suggestions and or questions, feel free to ask; everything is welcome as long as it's constructive. That includes criticism and reviews more than anything.
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Quick facts
- Edition: Minecraft Java
- File type: .jar
- Minecraft version listed: 1.8
- How to install: Install the matching mod loader (Forge, Fabric or NeoForge) for your Minecraft version. → Download the .jar. → Put it in the .minecraft/mods folder and launch that loader profile.
- Where to get it: Opens on Spigot — not every file is mirrored on our own servers.
Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.
ChatManipulation is a free Minecraft Java mod. Compatible with Minecraft 1.8. Downloaded 2,019 times (via Spigot). Download it and open it directly in the game.