cSwitch - Easily switch between creative and survival mode

Version: 1.3.1

RB: 1.3.2-R2.0

Provides several commands and features to change players game modes. Compatible with any SuperPerms permissions plugin.

cswitch.crsu - /creative [player] (alias: /cr) & /survival [player] (alias: /su) - Allows you to change your or someone else's game mode to creative or survival.
cswitch.toggle.player - /togglemode [player] (aliases: /tmode , /mode) - Allows you to toggle your or someone else's game mode between creative and survival.
cswitch.toggle.server - /toggleservermode (aliases: /togglesmode , /tsmode , /smode) - Allows you to toggle the server's game mode between creative and survival.
cswitch.toggle.* - /togglemode & /toggleservermode - Gives you both cswitch.toggle.player and cswitch.toggle.server.
cswitch.destroy - /dmodesign (aliases: /dmsign , /dmodes) - Allows you to destroy a mode sign when left clicking it rather than activating it, one time use!
cswitch.version - /cswitchversion (aliases: /csversion, /csv) - Allows you to check for a new version and notifies you when you join the game of a new version if there is one.
cswitch.reload - /cswitchreload (aliases: /csreload, /csr) - Allows you to reload the configuration for cSwitch.
cswitch.* - Full Permissions - Allows you to use all features of this plugin.

notify-switch - Boolean - If set to true, will display a message when a mode is changed for another player or the server.
notify-message - String - The message displayed to a user when their mode was changed by someone else. Use +player for the player and +mode for the mode. Allows colors, but then it must be closed in apostrophes (single quotes). If you don't specify any colors, it is automatically green. Ex: notify-message: '&3+player changed your game mode to +mode'.
notify-message1 - String - The message displayed to a user when they changed someone else's mode. Use +player for the player and +mode for the mode. Allows colors, but then it must be closed in apostrophes (single quotes). If you don't specify any colors, it is automatically green. Ex: notify-message1: '&fYou changed +player''s game mode to +mode'.
notify-message2 - String - The message broadcasted when the mode of the server is changed. Use +player for the player and +mode for the mode. Allows colors, but then it must be closed in apostrophes (single quotes). If you don't specify any colors, it is automatically green. Ex: notify-message2: '&d+player changed the server game mode to +mode'.

To use signs to change your game mode, make a sign like this:

Signs use the same permissions as the corresponding commands.

If you have any suggestions, comments, or anything you liked to say, don't hesitate to!

Source code included in .jar file

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