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Block/Unblock Command on Server Skript

Discussion in 'Skript' started by Ali Tuna BAYLAN, Jun 5, 2022.

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  1. Ali Tuna BAYLAN

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    Usage: /blockcmd [command], /unblockcmd [command]
    Example: /blockcmd help
    Code (Text):
    1. on command:
    2.     if {blockcmd::*} contains command:
    3.         cancel event
    4.         send "This command is blocked."
    5. command /blockcmd <text>:
    6.     permission: op
    7.     trigger:
    8.         if arg-1 is set:
    9.             if {blockcmd::*} contains arg-1:
    10.                 send "This command is already blocked!"
    11.             else:
    12.                 add arg-1 to {blockcmd::*}
    13.                 send "Succesfully blocked command: /%arg-1%"
    14.         else:
    15.             send "Please enter a command."
    16. command /unblockcmd <text>:
    17.     permission: op
    18.     trigger:
    19.         if arg-1 is set:
    20.             if {blockcmd::*} contains arg-1:
    21.                 remove arg-1 from {blockcmd::*}
    22.                 send "Succesfully unblocked command: /%arg-1%"
    23.             send "Command is not blocked."
    24.         else:
    25.             send "Please enter a command."
     
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