Hey guys, in the last tutorial, I showed you how to setup the basic plugin layout. In this one, I will show you how to actually make it do something. We will be adding commands to your plugin, and the permission the player needs to run the command successfully.

So, now those imports will be usefull. Just Paste this:


So, the public boolean declares that this will be true or false (boolean) and then we will create onCommand(Command sender, Command So, when the player types the command, it will say something to that player like this:
if(cmd.getname().equalsIgnoreCase("Hello)){
player.sendMessage(ChatColor.LightPurple+ "Hello Cheese...I mean World!");
So, the ChatColor.LightPurlle Decalres that the message will said in purple, then +The message that will be sent to the player.
Then we return true, what this does, is makes it so that when you type the command in minecraft, it doesn't say "/Hello" after the command is typed.

Now we need to add this to the plugins.yml file. Open the plugin.yml file.and add this:
that makes it so that when you type /help <name of your plugin> It wil say "Hello - Hello World!" So that the player kwows what the command does and it also registers the command.
 Now, you might want to add a custom permission node to the plugin, so that only players with that permission can run the command.  So add this underneath the "usage: /Hello"
So not the plugin.yml should  look something like this:
the "permission" decalres what permission the player will need in-order to run the command.
the "permission-message" is what the plugin should say if the player does not have permission to run the command.

And the MainTutorial Class should look like this:



Now, if you want, you can make it let the player know if they have the certain hello.hello pernission. By adding this to the code:


Put it underneath the onEnable method.

Now, you can export your plugin to test it by doing this:
Right click on the Java Project "Tutorial"
Export
Click "Jar File"
De-select .classpath and .project on the right.
Click the "Browse" button, and save it where ever you want, then name it something (anything) Then click "Finish"
Now to Test it, you just create a local-host server (Doesn't require good internet) Just copy the "Craft Bukkit" file you downloaded earlier and paste it in a new folder, run it, and eula isn't neccisary for a local-host server, as no one can join. So just put that to true in eula.txt, then in server.properties, just change the server-ip: to localhost and then join "localhost" in minecraft, after dragging the plugin into the plugins folder, and it should work!



Well, I hope this was helpful!

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