MassDrugs

MassDrugs

MassDrugs is a plugin created by SupaHam, for the MassMC server. This plugin introduces completely configurable drugs, with overdose effects, etc.

Commands

Tip: Confused with command syntax or want to make the most out of them? Head over here for help.

Parent	Command	Permission	Aliases	Description
	massdrugs	massdrugs	drugs	MassDrugs main command.
massdrugs	add	massdrugs.add		Adds a drug's property value.
massdrugs	set	massdrugs.set		Set drug properties.
massdrugs	remove	massdrugs.remove	rm	Removes a drug's property value.
massdrugs	create <drug>	massdrugs.create	c	Creates a new drug. HEISENBERG! The item in your hand will be the drug. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're creating. Note that this name can not change once set, though drugs can have display names, which is used for display.
massdrugs	delete <drug>	massdrugs.delete	del	Deletes a drug. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're deleting.
massdrugs	save	massdrugs.save		Puts the drugs in the bag (Saves the drugs to the configuration file).
massdrugs	reload	massdrugs.reload	rl	Reloads the drugs configuration file.
massdrugs	give <drug> [player] [amount]	massdrugs.give	gib	Gives a player drugs. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're going to give. The [player] argument is the player you wish to give the drugs to. The [amount] argument is the amount of drugs to give.
massdrugs	list	massdrugs.list	ls	Lists all the drugs.
massdrugs set	name <drug> <name>	massdrugs.set.name		Set a drug's display name. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're modifying. The <name> argument is the display name you wish to set the <drug> to.
massdrugs set	summary <drug> <summary>	massdrugs.set.summary		Set a drug's summary. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're modifying. The <summary> argument is the summary you wish to apply to <drug>.
massdrugs set	description <drug> <description>	massdrugs.set.description	desc	Set a drug's description. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're modifying. The <description> argument is the description you wish to apply to <drug>.
massdrugs set	message <drug> <message>	massdrugs.set.message	msg	Set a drug's message. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're modifying. The <message> argument is the message (sent to the consumer) you wish to apply to <drug>.
massdrugs set	item	massdrugs.set.item		Set a drug's item to the item in your hand. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're modifying.
massdrugs set	use-threshold <drug> <threshold>	massdrugs.set.use-threshold	threshold	Set a drug's use threshold. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're modifying. The <use-threshold> argument is the use threshold, the uses before a player overdoses.
massdrugs set	use-reset-time <drug>	massdrugs.set.use-reset-time	reset-time, time	Set a drug's use reset time. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're modifying. The <time> argument is the time (in seconds) a player's drug use decrements.
massdrugs set	overdose-percentage <drug> <percentage>	massdrugs.set.overdose-percentage	odpct	Set a drug's overdose percentage. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're modifying. The <percentage> argument is the chance (from 100%) that a player will overdose once they passed the use-threshold.
massdrugs add	effect [-o] <drug> <type> <duration> <amplifier> [ambient]	massdrugs.add.effect		Adds a potion effect. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're modifying. The <type> argument is the type of the potion effect you wish to apply to <drug>, click here for a list of potion effect types. The <duration> argument is the duration (in minecraft ticks) that the effect will last. The <amplifier> argument is the level of the potion effect starting from 0 (level 1). The [ambient] argument is whether the effect should be ambient (barely visible). If the [-o] flag is present, the change will apply to the overdose effect instead of the normal drug use effect.
massdrugs remove	effect [-o] <drug> <type>	massdrugs.remove.effect		Removes a potion effect. The <drug> argument is the name of the drug you're modifying. The <type> argument is the type of the potion effect you wish to remove from <drug>, click here for a list of potion effect types. If the [-o] flag is present, the change will apply to the overdose effect instead of the normal drug use effect.

Configuration

Tip: Before starting to mess around with a configuration file, please head over here and familiarise yourself.

drugs.yml

Configuration	Value	Description
drugs	Section	This section contains all the drugs that the plugin recognises.
drugs.<drug>	Section	This section represents a single drug's configuration. It is very important that you do not modify the <drug> name.
drugs.<drug>.name	String	The name of the <drug>. It is very important that you do not modify this. This and <drug> are used to identify the drug and should be hidden from the gameplay aspect.
drugs.<drug>.display-name	String	The display name of the <drug>. The display name is what is used in messages. (Supports colors).
drugs.<drug>.summary	String	A summary of the <drug>. (Supports colors).
drugs.<drug>.description	String	A description of the <drug>. (Supports colors).
drugs.<drug>.message	String	The message that is sent to the player that consumes the <drug>. (Supports colors).
drugs.<drug>.use-threshold	Integer	The use threshold before a player overdoses of the <drug>.
drugs.<drug>.use-reset-time	Integer	The use-reset time of the <drug>.
drugs.<drug>.overdose-percentage	Float	The chance of the consumer overdosing once they've passed their use threshold.
drugs.<drug>.drug-effects	Potion Effect	The drug effects to be applied to the consumer.
drugs.<drug>.overdose-effects	Potion Effect	The overdose effects to be applied to the consumer, if they overdose.
drugs.<drug>.item	ItemStack	The item this drug represents. This is the item that is needed to be interacted with in order to consume the drug. It is extremely important that you do not modify the lore from '==START HIDDEN LORE==' to '==END HIDDEN LORE'. This is used in order for the plugin to keep track of the item, and is done like this for efficiency.