Actions

Actions are used to perform various tasks in Panoptic, such as sending messages, executing commands, or cancelling the event.

Usage

actions:
    - type: <action_type>
      value: <value> # only on types that require a value, otherwise including this field will cause an error

Action Context

In most cases, actions will have access to the player who triggered the event. This allows you to use Panoptic's own placeholders in the action's value, which will be replaced with the player's information. The placeholders available in the action's value are:

• %player%: The name of the player.
• %player_uuid%: The UUID of the player.
• %block_type%: The type of block the player is interacting with (only available in block-related events).
• %block_location%: The location of the block the player is interacting with (only available in block-related events).
• %event_name%: The name of the event that triggered the action (e.g., player_join, player_quit, etc.).

Available Actions

send_message

Sends a message to the player. The message can contain placeholders, which will be replaced with the player's information.

- type: send_message
  value: <message>

Where <message> is the message to be sent to the player.

run_command_as_player & run_command_as_console

Runs a command as the player or as the console. The command can contain placeholders, which will be replaced with the player's information.

- type: run_command_as_player
  value: <command>

- type: run_command_as_console
  value: <command>

Where <command> is the command to be executed. If you want to run a command as the player, use run_command_as_player, and if you want to run a command as the console, use run_command_as_console.

cancel

Cancels the event. This will prevent the event from being executed, such as preventing a player from joining, quitting, or interacting with a block.

- type: cancel

placeholder_message

Sends a message to the player using a placeholder. This requires PlaceholderAPI.

- type: placeholder_message
  value: <placeholder_name>

Where <placeholder_name> is the name of the placeholder to be used. The placeholder will be replaced with the player's information.

miniplaceholder_message

Sends a message to the player using a mini placeholder. This requires MiniPlaceholders.

- type: miniplaceholder_message
  value: <placeholder_name>

Where <placeholder_name> is the name of the mini placeholder to be used. The mini placeholder will be replaced with the player's information.