CommandRewriter is a small plugin that allows you to assign custom texts to custom commands. That means that you can assign a list of rules to the command /rules for example.

You can use colors and define as many lines as you want. If the Minecraft chat does not contain as many chars as you need, you can directly edit the config.yml in /plugins/CommandRewriter/. Just reload after the editing.

Features:

Show the player a text if he executes a command
Subcommand differentiation
Colors
Multiple lines
In-Game configuration
No complex configuration

Usage:

Assigning a text to a command:

Use the command /cr set <command> to start the assistent
- The command has to be without the leading /
- The command can have arguments (/help 2 or /rules pvp)
Now type the text you want to assign
- You can use color definitions like &6
- The symbol "|" marks a new line

Removing a text from a command:

Type in /cr remove <command>

List all assigned texts:

Use /cr list

Reload the config:

Use /cr reload

Help:

Use /cr help

Subcommands (NEW in v1.2):

You can tell CommandRewriter to listen to a subcommand. For example:
You assigned the first help "page" to /help. Now you want a second "page". Just assign the text to /help 2 (or whatever). If a player types /help 3 (this command has no assignment yet) he will be directed to /help.

Permissions:

CommandRewriter.set - Permission to assign messages to commands
CommandRewriter.remove - Permission to remove the assignment from a command
CommandRewriter.list - Permissions for listing all assigned texts
CommandRewriter.reload - Permissions for reloading the config