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Commands
This page shows all commands, including with a detailed description of what every command does.
Overview
Parse Commands
These commands are used to parse placeholders into their respective values. Useful for debugging.
/papi bcparse
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Description:
Parses placeholders of a String and broadcasts the result to all players.
Arguments:
<player|me>- The Player to parse values of the placeholder (Usemefor yourself).<Text with placeholders>- The text to parse.
Example:
/papi bcparse funnycube My name is %player_name%!
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/papi cmdparse
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Description:
Parses placeholders of a String and executes it as a command.
Arguments:
<player|me>- The player to parse placeholders against. Usemefor yourself.<Command with placeholders>- The Text to parse and execute as command. Please leave away the/of the command.
Example:
/papi cmdparse funnycube say My name is %player_name%!
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/papi parse
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Description:
Parses the placeholders in a given text and shows the result.
Arguments:
<player|me>- The Player to parse values of the placeholder (Usemefor yourself).<Text with placeholders>- The text to parse.
Example:
/papi parse funnycube My group is %vault_group%
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/papi parserel
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Description:
Parses a relational placeholder.
Arguments:
<player1>- The first player.<player2>- the second player to compare with.<Text with placeholders>- The actual placeholder to parse.
Example:
/papi parserel funnycube extended_clip %placeholder%
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eCloud Commands
These commands all start with /papi ecloud and are used for things related about the Expansion Cloud.
/papi ecloud clear
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Description:
Clears the cache for the eCloud.
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/papi ecloud disable
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Description:
Disables the connection to the eCloud.
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/papi ecloud download
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Description:
Allows you to download an expansion from the eCloud
Arguments:
<expansion>- The expansion to download.[version]- The specific version of the expansion to download (Optional)
Example:
/papi ecloud download Vault
/papi ecloud download Vault 1.5.2
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/papi ecloud enable
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Description:
Enables the connection to the eCloud
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/papi ecloud info
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Description:
Gives information about a specific Expansion.
Arguments:
<expansion>- The Expansion to retrieve information from.[version]- The Expansion's version to get information from.
Example:
/papi ecloud info Vault
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/papi ecloud list
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Description:
Lists either all Expansions on the eCloud, only those by a specific author or only those that you have installed.
Installed Expansions show as green in the list and Expansions that are installed and have an update available show as gold.
Arguments:
<all|<author>|installed>- List all Expansions, Expansions of a specific author or all Expnansions you have installed.
Example:
/papi ecloud list all
/papi ecloud list clip
/papi ecloud list installed
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/papi ecloud placeholders
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Description:
List all placeholders of an Expansion.
Arguments:
<expansion>- The Expansion to list placeholders of.
Example:
/papi ecloud placeholders Vault
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/papi ecloud refresh
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Description:
Refresh the cached data from the eCloud.
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/papi ecloud status
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Description:
Displays the actual Status of the eCloud.
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Expansion Commands
These commands can be used to manage the expansions that you have currently installed.
/papi info
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Description:
Gives you information about the specified Expansion.
Argument(s):
<expansion>- The Expansion to get info from (Needs to be registered and active).
Example:
/papi info Vault
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/papi list
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Description:
Lists all active/registered expansions.
This is different to /papi ecloud list installed in the fact, that it also includes expansions that were installed through a plugin (That aren't a separate jar-file) and it also > doesn't show which one have updates available.
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/papi register
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Description:
Registers an expansion from a specified filename.
This is useful in cases, where you downloaded the expansion manually and don't want to restart the server.
The file needs to be inside /plugins/PlaceholderAPI/expansions.
Arguments:
<filename>- The file to register (including the file-extension).
Example:
/papi register MyExpansion.jar
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/papi unregister
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Description:
Unregisters the specified expansion.
Arguments:
<filename>- The expansion to unregister.
Example:
/papi unregister MyExpansion.jar
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Other Commands
These are other commands of PlaceholderAPI that don't fit any of the above categories.
/papi dump
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Description:
Pastes useful information from PlaceholderAPI such as plugin version, server version and installed expansions to https://paste.helpch.at for simple sharing and support.
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/papi help
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Description:
Displays all the commands PlaceholderAPI currently offers.
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/papi reload
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Description:
Reloads the config settings.
You need to use this command after downloading Expansions from the eCloud or they won't be properly registered.
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/papi version
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Description:
Shows the current version and authors of PlaceholderAPI.
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