EssentialsX

EssentialsX

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When console is executing a command when a player receives a kit, the {PLAYERNAME} seems to be invalid

dixiatielu opened this issue · 5 comments

commented

Information

Full output of /ess version:
[10:20:53 INFO]: Server Version: 1.15.2-R0.1-SNAPSHOT git-Paper-385 (MC: 1.15.2)
[10:20:53 INFO]: EssentialsX Version: 2.18.0.8
[10:20:53 INFO]: LuckPerms Version: 5.1.84
[10:20:53 INFO]: Vault Version: 1.7.3-b131
[10:20:53 INFO]: EssentialsXProtect Version: 2.18.0.8
[10:20:53 INFO]: EssentialsXChat Version: 2.18.0.8
[10:20:53 INFO]: EssentialsXAntiBuild Version: 2.18.0.8
[10:20:53 INFO]: EssentialsXSpawn Version: 2.18.0.8
[10:20:53 INFO]: PlaceholderAPI Version: 2.10.9

Server log:
https://gist.github.com/dixiatielu/cb6b375077f771bd5deb578e37b36ef2

EssentialsX config
Config Here

Help request

Problem

I tried to add a sever command in kits.yml, which includes {PLAYER}. Like this:

  ten_online_gift: 
    delay: -1
    items:
      - /lp user {PLAYER} parent add sponsori

When I tried to give the kit to the player, the console said it's not a valid username.
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What I have tried

I tried to change the /lp command to /give {PLAYERNAME} acacialog , but it worked successfully.
But when I tried /setvip {PLAYER} SponsorI 1, it doesn't work again.
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Screenshots

See above.

commented

Can confirm.
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What seems to be the issue is that EssentialsX provides usernames with color codes in them

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commented

Try using the {USERNAME} placeholder instead. The {PLAYER} placeholder returns the player's display name, including any prefixes/suffixes/coloring.

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commented

Try using the {USERNAME} placeholder instead. The {PLAYER} placeholder returns the player's display name, including any prefixes/suffixes/coloring.

Yeah that works. Could you update the comments in kits.yml?

commented

Yeah that works. Could you update the comments in kits.yml?

kits.yml already reflects this:

Essentials/Essentials/src/kits.yml

Lines 8 to 9 in 73d2457

# To make the kit execute a command, add /<command> to the items list. Use {USERNAME} to specify the player receiving the kit.
# {PLAYER} will show the player's displayname instead of username.

commented

Yeah that works. Could you update the comments in kits.yml?

kits.yml already reflects this:

Essentials/Essentials/src/kits.yml

Lines 8 to 9 in 73d2457

# To make the kit execute a command, add /<command> to the items list. Use {USERNAME} to specify the player receiving the kit.
# {PLAYER} will show the player's displayname instead of username.

OK, thanks. Maybe that's just because my config is a little bit old.

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