🎲 RMotd

A small Minecraft server plugin to serve rotating MOTDs (Message of the Day) and let server operators manage MOTDs at runtime.

🤑 Features

• Rotating MOTDs from config.yml (round-robin).
• /randommotd command: toggle random-rotation on/off.
• /motd create <name> <motd...> command: add a new MOTD to config.yml at runtime.
• /motd reload command: reloads the config.yml.

🖌️ Configuration

random_motd_enabled: true
motds:
  - "<gradient:red:blue>Welcome to our server!</gradient>"
  - "<yellow>Explore the world of Minecraft with us!</yellow>"
  - "<green>Join us and have fun!</green>"

messages:
  invalid_input: "<red>Invalid input, Please use 'true' or 'false'</red>"
  setting_updated: "<green>Random MOTD feature updated to <status></green>"

🕹️ Commands

• /randommotd — Toggle random MOTD rotation (reads/writes random_motd_enabled in config.yml).

  • Permission: rmod.randommotd (declared in plugin.yml).

  • /motd create <name> <motd...> — Add a MOTD entry to motds in config.yml and save it. The <name> is used only in the confirmation message currently. Provide the MOTD content as remaining args.

    • Example: /motd create welcome <green>Welcome to our server!</green>
    • Operator-only by default (only ops or console can run it). If you prefer permission-based control, see Permissions below.

  • /motd reload — Reloads config.yml from disk. Operator-only.

🎭 Permissions

• rmod.randommotd — used for the randommotd command.
• rmod.motd — reserved for /motd (plugin.yml documents it). Currently the plugin enforces operator-only usage for /motd; if you prefer permissions, change the check to sender.hasPermission("rmod.motd") in MotdCommand.