Severity levels
In the configuration file we defined severity levels. These can be as many as you want but you must have at least one. We define a
name,score Optionally we can define expiresAfter , reason and reasonOverwriteEnabled property. The score determines how serious an offence the player has committed. Every warning must have a severity level. An example configuration could be:severity-levels:
- name: STEALING
score: 1
expiresAfter: 1 WEEK
reason: No you don't do that
reasonOverwriteEnabled: true
- name: GRIEFING
score: 3
- name: BULLYING
score: 6
As you can see in the above config, griefing is a more serious offence than stealing. And bullying is the most serious offence.
Severity levels cannot contain spaces. I suggest using simple alphanumeric names.
We can define a default reason for severity levels. This means that whenever a staff members issues a warning with this severity level he does not need or cannot specify a reason.
This means that when a default reason is set the following is a valid command:
/warn STEALING aPlayerNameAnother configuration option,
reasonOverwriteEnabled , can be set to enable a staff member to specify a custom reason if he wants to. If both reason and reasonOverwriteEnabled: true are set a staff member can either issue a warning this way:
/warn STEALING aPlayerNameOr this way:
/warn STEALING aPlayerName My custom reasonThe expiresAfter property is optional and defines when a warning gets expired. Expired warnings still show up in the infractions GUI but are not taken into account when doing threshold calculations.
Specified by [amount] [unit].
Amount must be a positive number > 0 and unit must be one of the following:
- SECOND
- MINUTE
- HOUR
- DAY
- WEEK
- MONTH
- YEAR
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