Action commands are a useful tool to do way more than just a static command. Action commands can be used in bounty claim commands, GUI custom item commands, and big bounty commands.

• {player} is replaced with the name of the player whose bounty was claimed and died
• {killer} is replaced with the name of the player who claimed the bounty Bounty Claim Only
• {amount} is replaced with the value of the player's bounty (if applicable)
• {bounty} is replaced with the formatted value of the player's bounty (if applicable)
• {cost} is replaced with the currency prefix, formatted bounty value, and currency suffix (if applicable)
• {time} is replaced by the current local time of the machine
• {c_prefix} is replaced by the currency prefix
• {c_suffix} is replaced by the currency suffix
• {balance} is replaced by the player's balance
• {page} is replaced with the GUI page GUI Only
• {slot<x>} is replaced with the name of the owner of the skill in that slot, or if there is no skull, it will be replaced with the item's name GUI Only
• {player<x>} is replaced with the name of the player in the GUI. If there are 3 players in the GUI, {player2} will be the second player in the GUI (with respect to how player-slots are ordered) GUI Only
• PlaceholderAPI placeholders will be parsed if the plugin is enabled

Starting the command with...

• [player] or [p] will run the command as the player whose bounty was claimed
• [killer] will run the command as the player who claimed the bounty Bounty Claim Only
• neither will run the command from the console Some special actions can occur as opposed to a command. To play a sound, use...
• [sound_player] (SOUND_ID) <VOLUME> <PITCH> to play a sound for the player
• [sound_killer] (SOUND_ID) <VOLUME> <PITCH> to play a sound for the killer Bounty Claim Only
• [sound] (SOUND_ID) <VOLUME> <PITCH> to play a sound for everyone near the death Sound IDs can be found on this webpage. Volume and pitch should stay at 1 for most cases. Another special action is <respawn>. Using this will respawn the player automatically.

bounty-claim-commands:
  # this is the same as the command `execute at {killer} run minecraft:playsound minecraft:entity.ender_eye.death master @a ~ ~ ~ 1 1'
  - '[sound] ENTITY_ENDER_EYE_DEATH 1 1' 
  # this will respawn the player
  - '<respawn>'
  # this will open the bounty GUI for the player
  - '[player] bounty'

Messages can be sent through action commands too.

• [message_player] sends a message to the player using the NotBounties prefix
• [message_killer] sends a message to the killer using the NotBounties prefix Bounty Claim Only
• [broadcast] sends a message to everyone using the NotBounties prefix besides the people with bounty broadcast disabled

To open a GUI, use [gui] (gui name) (page) (leaderboard/offline). Only the GUI name is required Here are a few examples:

• [gui] bounty-gui opens the bounty-gui GUI
• [gui] leaderboard 1 kills opens the leaderboard GUI at page 1 for the kills leaderboard
• [gui] set-bounty 1 offline opens the set-bounty GUI at page 1 including the offline players

Commands can also be run after accepting input from a player with prompts

• [pprompt] (command) <what value> player executes the completed command
• [cprompt] (command) <what value> console executes the completed command

# prompt example
commands:
  - '[pprompt] bounty {slot13} <&eEnter in chat the bounty amount or type "cancel" to cancel.>'

If you are using a command that isn't from NotBounties, then it may be useful to specify the response type in your prompt. The two different response types are NUMBER and PLAYER.

• [pprompt] (command) <NUMBER~what number>
• [pprompt] (command) <PLAYER~what player>

# prompt example for other commands
commands:
  - '[cprompt] give <PLAYER~&eEnter in chat a player name or type "cancel" to cancel.> DIAMOND 1'

Prompt attempts, cancel words, and time limit can be edited with the prompts configuration section in the config.yml file.

# prompt feature settings for action commands
prompts:
  # how many attempts the player gets before the prompt is canceled
  attempts: 5
  # typing these words in chat will exit the prompt
  cancel-words:
    - 'cancel'
    - 'exit'
  # the time the player has to type in an answer to the prompt before it times out
  # in seconds
  time-limit: 30

Here are a few GUI specific actions GUI Only

• [close] Closes the GUI
• [next] <amount> Moves to the next page with an optional amount of pages to move
• [back] <amount> Moves to the previous page with an optional amount of pages to move
• [offline] Toggles including offline players in the GUI

Commands can check a couple of conditional values before executing. You can use none, one, or multiple in the same line.

• Bounty Amount - Starting a command with >(amount) or <(amount) will check if the claimed bounty is greater than or less than the value before executing.
• Permission Nodes - Starting a command with @(player/killer)permission or !@(player/killer)permission will check if the player or killer has or doesn't have a permission node before executing. @permission and !@permission work too for just the player.
• Placeholders - (Must have PlaceholderAPI) Starting a command with ~player(%placeholder% operator value) or ~killer(%placeholder% operator value) will compare a placeholder with a value before running the command. %placeholder% is the placeholder from PlaceholderAPI that you want to use. value is the value that you are comparing with the placeholder. operator compares the placeholder and value. (!=,=,>=,<=,>,<). Examples include %nottokens_tokens% != 0 and %Advancements_nether/return_to_sender% = true

# bounty claim commands example
bounty-claim-commands:
  # This tempbans the player if they had a bounty claimed greater than or equal to 2500 currency
  - '>(2499.99) tempban {player} 1h'
  # This will check if the killer has the permission node notbounties.view and will message the person they killed
  - '@(killer)notbounties.view [killer] msg {player} It wasn't personal.'
  # This will auto-respawn the player if the bounty is between 10 and 100, and they have the permission node plugin.quick-respawn
  - '>(10) <(100) @(player)plugin.quick-respawn <respawn>'

# GUI custom item example
    commands:
      - '[email protected] [p] bounty buy --confirm' # only run by players
      - '@notbounties.admin [p] bounty remove {slot13}' # only run by admins
      - '[close]' # run by everyone

• config.yml
• Bounty Abuse Preventative Measures