JRules

Permission: - Permission: Players can use commands to view server rules. - Permission: Easily customize rules via a configuration file. - Permission: Intuitive command setup and usage. - Permission: Display a list of multiple server rules. - Permission: Seamlessly integrates with Minecraft server environments. - Permission: No Permission required.

What does this plugin do? JRules manages and displays server rules for Minecraft servers.

`/rule` - `/rule` *Usage:* `<commands>` *Description:* Manage and execute game rules. *Aliases:* rules, guideline, policy

- `/jrules reload` *Usage:* `/jrules reload` *Description:* Reloads the JRules configuration.

config.yml:

```yaml rules: - "§e" - "§b§m----------------§b Server Rules §b§m----------------" - "§7➤ §b1. §fRespect all players. Harassment or abuse is not tolerated." - "§7➤ §b2. §fNo griefing or stealing. Play fair." - "§7➤ §b3. §fNo hacking or cheating. Use only approved mods." - "§7➤ §b4. §fNo spamming or advertising in chat." - "§7➤ §b5. §fKeep the chat appropriate for all ages." - "§7➤ §b6. §fDo not use inappropriate or offensive language." - "§7➤ §b7. §fRespect the server staff and their decisions." - "§e" - "§b§m---------§b Thank you for following the rules! §b§m--------" - "§e" - "§9Join our Discord: §7https://discord.gg/CxCssZH4xkn§bGet the latest updates on our website: §7https://example.com" - "§e" ```

config.yml 1. Download the plugin config.yml. 2. Drag or upload the config.yml into your server's plugins folder. 3. Reload or restart your server. 4. Edit the config.yml with the messages you want! (If you don't want to use the default.)