Join message second messages Commands¶
This page describes the usage and permissions of the Join message commands. The joinmessage command always
starts with /joinmessage <name> secondMessages, while <name> is the name of the joinmessage template.
Important things to remember:
- Required arguments are declared with
<example> - Optional arguments are declared with
[example]
Index
/joinmessage <name> secondMessages add <line>/joinmessage <name> secondMessages remove <index>/joinmessage <name> secondMessages set <line>/joinmessage <name> secondMessages modify <index> <line>/joinmessage <name> secondMessages clear
/joinmessage <name> secondMessages add <line>¶
Permission: dkmotd.command.joinmessage
Arguments:
<name>the name of joinmessage template<line>the new line to be added
This command adds a new line to the second messages.
/joinmessage <name> secondMessages remove <index>¶
Permission: dkmotd.command.joinmessage
Arguments:
<name>the name of joinmessage template<index>the index to remove
This command removes line of the second messages by the index of the line.
/joinmessage <name> secondMessages set <line>¶
Permission: dkmotd.command.joinmessage
Arguments:
<name>the name of joinmessage template<line>the line to set
This command sets the line of the second messages and removes all other lines.
/joinmessage <name> secondMessages modify <index> <line>¶
Permission: dkmotd.command.joinmessage
Arguments:
<name>the name of joinmessage template<index>the index to modify<line>the modified line
This command modifies the second message of the <index> to <line>.
/joinmessage <name> secondMessages clear¶
Permission: dkmotd.command.joinmessage
Arguments:
<name>the name of joinmessage template
This command clears the second messages of the joinmessage template.