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Motd second lines Commands

This page describes the usage and permissions of the Motd commands. The motd command always starts with /motd <name> secondLines, while <name> is the name of the motd template.

Important things to remember:

  • Required arguments are declared with <example>
  • Optional arguments are declared with [example]

Index

/motd <name> secondlines add <line>

Permission: dkmotd.command.motd
Arguments:

  • <name> the name of motd template
  • <line> the new line to be added

This command adds a new line to the second lines.

/motd <name> secondlines remove <index>

Permission: dkmotd.command.motd
Arguments:

  • <name> the name of motd template
  • <index> the index to remove

This command removes line of the second lines by the index of the line.

/motd <name> secondlines set <line>

Permission: dkmotd.command.motd
Arguments:

  • <name> the name of motd template
  • <line> the line to set

This command sets the line of the second lines and removes all other lines.

/motd <name> secondlines modify <index> <line>

Permission: dkmotd.command.motd
Arguments:

  • <name> the name of motd template
  • <index> the index to modify
  • <line> the modified line

This command modifies the second line of the <index> to <line>.

/motd <name> secondlines clear

Permission: dkmotd.command.motd
Arguments:

  • <name> the name of motd template

This command clears the second lines of the motd template.

Last update: 2021-08-10