Add command line argument "give"
ClaudiusMinimus opened this issue · 6 comments
Information
Mod name: Starter Kit for 1.17.1
Feature description
It would be very useful to have the command line argument "give" for admins and pack devs for testing.
/starterkit give
Currently, to test the starter kit, I need to create 2 new worlds each time I want to change the starter kit. The first time is to load the current starter kit, make the changes and save, then another world to test.
Thank you for your consideration.
CM
Thank you again for the feature request!
I've been working hard on lots of new features for Starter Kit these past few days. Version 6.0 is now available on CurseForge and Modrinth. It contains many new features, and this one has been added too :) Hope you enjoy them!
I appreciate the feature suggestion! In order to reduce the amount of open issues on this Github repository, I've created a separate Github project page for all mod feature requests. It can be found here:
https://serilum.com/mods/requests.
I'll be closing this issue, but I'm keeping track of all ideas on the project page over there.
It definitely does not mean I am not interested, and I will post a comment here as well if/when a feature is implemented.
Thank you very much for the suggestion!
Hey!
I still appreciate the submission a lot, and wanted to give an update on this. While I'd love to add all features submitted on the issue-tracker, due to having limited time, I've just not been able to. In order to see which features users would like to see most, I've updated https://serilum.com/mods/requests. The page now shows a table, with all feature request submitted.
Users are able to upvote requests by reacting to the first issue post here on GitHub with one of the 👍 😀 🎉 ❤️ 🚀 👀 emoji's. The request with the most unique reactions, will be shown at the top.
This doesn't necessary mean I'll only work on popular features in the upcoming years, but it does help with prioritizing.
Thank you again for the suggestion!
Hey!
I still appreciate the submission a lot, and wanted to give an update on this. While I'd love to add all features submitted on the issue-tracker, due to having limited time, I've just not been able to. In order to see which features users would like to see most, I've updated https://serilum.com/mods/requests. The page now shows a table, with all feature request submitted.
Users are able to upvote requests by reacting to the first issue post here on GitHub with one of the 👍 😀 🎉 ❤️ 🚀 👀 emoji's. The request with the most unique reactions, will be shown at the top.
This doesn't necessary mean I'll only work on popular features in the upcoming years, but it does help with prioritizing.
Thank you again for the suggestion!
is this in regards to the OP or your reply here as the one to upvote?