🛑Commands & Permissions

On this page, you will find all the commands and the permissions that you can assign to them.

Command List

Below, you will find information on various commands available, their functionalities, and how to use them effectively.

Player Commands

Command	Description
/queue	Access to all play options of this plugin.
/queue <unranked/ranked> <solo/duo/trio/quad> <mode>	Joins directly the queue for a specific mode
/duel <player>	Send a duel invitation to a specific player.
/party	Shows your current party.
/party accept <player>	Accept a party invitation from another player.
/party decline <player>	Decline a party invitation from another player.
/party challenge <player>	Challenges another player from your party.
/party invite <player>	Invites another player to join your party.
/party leave	Leaves from a party.
/party disband	Disands a party
/spectate <player>	Spectates the game of a specific player.
/duelsettings	Opens your duel settings.
/toggleduelrequests	Prevents users from invitating you to duels.
/kiteditor	Edit your kits.

Admin Commands

Permissions

Control access to features with permissions.

General Admin Permissions

Permission	Description
phoenixpractice.admin	Grants access to all PhoenixDuels features.
phoenixpractice.region.bypass	Grants access to enter any region of any ongoing match.

To enable extra permissions set to true the field commands.require-permission (config.yml)

Disable / Add Permission

In the main configuration of the plugin, you will find a list of all the available commands that users can execute. By default, all these commands are enabled and do not require any specific permissions for users to run them. If you want to disable a command, change its value to false.

To assign permissions to the commands, set require-permission to true. After doing this, each command will require the user to have the phoenixpractice.commands.name permission assigned to them.

commands:
  require-permission: false
  duel:
    enabled: true
  queue:
    enabled: true
  duelsettings:
    enabled: true
  toggleduelrequest:
    enabled: true
  kiteditor:
    enabled: true
  spectate:
    enabled: true
  party:
    enabled: true
  leave: 
    enabled: true

Alternative Command

With alternative commands, you can modify the plugin's default commands. For example, if another plugin uses /party, you can change Phoenix's command to /match.

To achieve it change the command in the config.yml

commands:
  require-permission: false
  party:
    enabled: true
    alternative: match

Note, that the permission will still be phoenixpractice.command.party