After editing a queue (this problem is mostly with the consecutive teleport feature) and saving / reloading, the option that was changed reverts back to its previous configuration (this also happens after trying to edit the queue directly from the YML file).Ĥ. I have to use a plugin manager like Plugman to reload the plugin and then the signs start to work.ģ. Whenever my server restarts, the AutoQueue plugin loads successfully, but the signs dont work. Upon clicking it, you simply pick it out of the GUI, so setting the location doesn't work.Ģ. With the latest version of the plugin running on MC 1.12.2, the Map icon in the edit Menu that is used for setting location does not work. I like this plugin, but I have a few requests and problems.ġ. Questions? Comments? Concerns? Post a comment or use the ticket tracker! Players can now join your queue and do the most exciting thing of all: wait in line. Once you do this, the sign will replaced with something looking like this: Make sure that your first line is "", and that the second is the name of your attraction - exactly as you entered it the first time. So, what's the format for one of these signs? Well: How do you let players join the queue for your attraction? For now, no command exists - instead, players use signs to join AutoQueues. The buttons to set these values can be found in the GUI, but just as an example, if I want my players to wait 15 seconds before they get plunged into the Icey Pool of Fun, I just retype /autoqueue Icefall edit, open the GUI, and click on the button for queue size. Now, I add the finishing touches to my AutoQueue by defining things like countdown or queue size. This opens up a GUI that looks something like this:Īfter this, I just click on the button for "Set Location" and punch the block that I want the players to be teleported to. To set the location, I simply type /autoqueue Icefall edit. Whatever - I'm a plugin developer, not Disney. Maybe my attraction, Icefall, isn't exactly the most fun - it just involves teleporting the player to the edge of the cliff and then dropping him into a pool of icey water. Once I've chosen my name, I'll register a queue for it with the create command - /autoqueue Icefall create. It's usually good practice to make your queue names 16 characters or less, because they'll have to fit on a sign later. I'll be using a sample name of "Icefall" for my queue. Choose a name for your queue, and register it. Make sure that you have the autoqueue.admin permission node or that you are opped - or else these commands will not work for you. autoqueue halt - Stops and resets the clock for the AutoQueue named. autoqueue start - Starts the clock for the AutoQueue named. autoqueue remove - Removes any AutoQueues with the name. autoqueue kick - Kicks a player from a queue. Also accessible by right-clicking on a queue sign. autoqueue edit - Opens the edit GUI for a queue. autoqueue create - Creates an AutoQueue named. In all cases, the argument is case-sensitive and can consist of multiple words. They require the autoqueue.admin permission node. autoqueue - Does what it says on the tin.Īdvanced Commands These commands are responsible for managing and creating queues. The arguments are pretty self-explanatory. Typing /autoqueue into chat will list available commands.īasic Commands These commands let users leave/exit a queue. The hub command for AutoQueue is /autoqueue, with aliases under /attraction, /autoq, and /aqueue.
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It is important to note, however, that the AutoQueue will only work for the version it's built for-in other words, if you download a version of AutoQueue built for 1.10 and try to run it with a 1.8 server, please don't complain when you get errors.Īutoqueue.admin - Users with this permission can create, modify, or remove queues, using the commands described below under "Advanced". No dependencies are necessary, and only one permission node exists. If you have attractions or areas on your server, and want to restrict access to them with timed delays, this plugin is for you! AutoQueue allows you to define queues using a simple and efficient system, and uses signs to let users join them. This plugin was created based on a request on the Bukkit Forums.
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