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Pleeeease?

 

Change the command "/repair <hand|all>" to "/repair [hand|all]" so that if you put neither hand or all, it would do the "/repair all" command. I'm not sure if andrew configured it to be that way, I would just find it easier if it worked that way.

 

Combine the /fly and /speed commands so that you can do /fly 4 and it will activate fly and set your speed at 4.

 

That would make them less efficient...

 

I know a quite simple plugin that I know/contributed to. (I lost contact with person). If you would like more info just start a conversation with me.

 

Change the "/near" command to order the people in order of proximity. This would make the command look much less cluttered and more organized.

 

Never got a opinion on this.

 

I like it!

I like that idea a lot phip :D. Calculators need to be built into my screen...

 

/worth Itemname all
There, thats better.
Like /worth diamond 4667 or /worth hand 46

 

You can already do that. If i type /worth dirt 5000 it would tell me the worth of 5000 dirt...
But what i really don't want to do is count the stacks and do that number times 64.
7 stacks times 64 = calculator.

 

Yea. I keep a calculator next to me a lot..

 

I know you don't want new commands but I dunno about this...
/ignore commands
So you can ignore all the annoying tp requests and stuff.
/pingelite
SPAM THE SCREEN WITH PONG

 

/tptoggle already allows you to ignore TP requests.
Why would you need to spam your screen with Pong?

 

*cough* joke *cough*

 

I wrote a lottery suggestion, which you may or may not have seen. If you haven't seen it please view the thread:

http://www.ecocitycraft.com/forum/threads/suggestion-give-lottery-a-minimum-win-amount.36966/

Thanks. :)

 

It would be nice if there were a way to edit a trade sign. For instance, if you have a sign that is selling something for $10 each you could type "/smodify $9", which will tell you to click on the sign to modify. You then click on the sign and it changes the sign from buying for $10 to $9

It would be nice if you could add experience to or remove experience from a trade sign. Type "/smodify exp +300" would ask you to click on a a sign to modify. Clicking on a sign that sells exp would put 300 experience that you currently have into the sign. "/smodify exp +all" would add all the experience you have into the sign. "/smodify exp -300" would allow you to remove 300 experience from a sign from which you are selling experience.

The same goes for money if you are buying things. "/smodify $ +2000" would add $2000 to the amount of money that you have in a sign that you are using to buy things. "/smodify $ -2000" would remove $2000 from a sign.

This structure could be used for items that you are selling to. Currently, you have to click a sign over and over and over to add items to a sign. It would be nice to be able to use "/smodify dirt +1280" then click on a sign once and it will add 20 stacks of dirt that you have in your inventory to a sign that is already selling dirt. You could also have "/smodify dirt +all" to allow you to add ALL dirt in your inventory into a sign.

Finally, you could give people the ability to remove items from a sign in the same manner as removing money or experience, e.g. "/smodify dirt -640". This might be available to anyone or available only to people with say the extended creations.

I guess you could create commands "/sadd", "/saddall" and "/sremove" which would remove the need for plus and minus signs (e.g. "/sremove dirt 640", "/sremove $2000", "/sremove exp 825", "/saddall exp", "/saddall dirt"). /sadd could also just be a shortcut for a longer command "/signadd". Other possible names are "/tradesignadd", "/tradeadd". I'm not married to the names, just the idea.

 

Idea to improve trades, when someone pays someone make it like a tp request:

I type: /pay khobbits 500
Khobbits gets: Cdlawrence has sent you $500, type /accept to receive the money
Once Khobbits accepts I get: Khobbits has accepted your payment

That way I can screen shot that the user actually accepted and therefore acknowledges that they got the money.
No more "You didn't pay" scams.