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SudoSigns Commands

You can assign any number of commands to a SudoSign.
They will be one of three types:
- Player Command (player must have permission to run the command)
- Console command (the command is run by the console)
There is a placeholder for the player who executed the sign which is %PLAYER%.
- For example, if you'd like the player who clicked the sign to be teleported to another player, you'd enter: /tp %PLAYER% <name_of_other_player>.
Once the command is created, you can click on the command book to:
- Edit the delay in seconds after which the command executes (allows ordering of commands).
- Delete the command.

You can assign any number of permissions that a player must have in order to execute a SudoSign's attached commands.
You can either add:
- The default permission in the format sudosigns.sign.<name_of_sign> for a singular sign.
- Or a custom permission, which can be entered in the chat.
A player running the sign's commands must have ALL permissions listed in this section to be able to use the sign.
To delete a permission, click the book that corresponds to the permission you'd like to delete.

You can assign messages to a SudoSign which will be shown to the player when clicked (if they have the permissions required to run the sign).
These messages can use colour codes using the & character only.
The messages will be shown in the order that they were added.
To delete a message, click the book that corresponds to the message you'd like to delete.

You can edit the sign's text line-by-line by clicking on the writable book in the SudoSigns GUI and following the instructions in the chat.

Requires Vault and Vault-enabled economy plugin.
You can set a sign's price by clicking the golden nugget in the SudoSigns GUI and following the instructions in the chat.