Fast Commands

Description

Made by H_mario

Made with MCreator https://mcreator.net/

 

These images are somewhat outdated, this isn't what FC2.3 looks like but it does retain the same design

 

This mod allows you to efficiently execute vanilla (And some non-Vanilla) commands through a GUI or a keybind, and it also adds brand new commands to help you speed up things!

There are 3 GUI's:

> Player GUI: in which you can switch between gamemodes seamlessly and quickly, and also do /kill on players, or temporarily TP to a player or coordinate for a custom amount of time.

> World GUI: in which you can switch gamerules on and off, and switch the time of the world between "day, night, midnight and custom time", or explode with a custom explosion power.

> Item/XP GUI: in which you can set your desired XP level, Increase or decrease durability of an item, and change the display name of an item (works with more than one word as the name). It also allows for some dangerous commands that are toggle-able; Clear inventory and Kill the game client (Not recommended as it may corrupt your singleplayer world or undo some progress, It causes an unhandled exception which crashes the game)

 

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The new commands that the mod adds:

/fcgui

Opens the Fast Commands GUI - Forms: "/fcgui" for the player menu, "/fcgui 2" OR "/fcgui world" for world menu, "/fcgui 3" for Items/XP menu, the menus can be opened in any menu made from Fast Commands

 

/durability <add/remove/set> <value>

Increases or decreases durability of the item in your hand

 

--- The rest are only for versions 1.18.2 and above:

/setname [color (1.18.2+ only)] <name>

Changes the name of the item in your main hand, and sets the color, simply write the color first then the full name

 

/giveiteminmainhand <player> [remove_item_once_sent]

Sends the item in your main hand to the player you mentioned, along with its amount. write true or false after the players name if you want the item to be removed once you send it

 

/getlocationinfo <player/coordinates>

Sends you a message in chat detailing the coordinates of the position, the distance between you and it, the amount of entities in proximity to it, whether it is under a block or not, in what cardinal direction relative to the world spawn it is, if it's in a village it will tell you, and in what dimension the player is in

 

/explode <player/coordinates> <power>

Creates an explosion at the position with a certain power value

 

/repeat <Number of repetitions> [interval] <command>

Allows you to repeat a command a specific number of times, and optionally once every -interval- seconds. The command has to be written between two double quotes " "

 

/stopallrepeatingcommands

For now, it only pauses all the commands being repeated with /repeat, I haven't been able to make it stop entirely though as when another /repeat command gets executed the first gets re-instated if the interval is long enough, There is a button that does this too through the world GUI

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The new Command Execution Keybinds:

> Survival mode

> Creative mode

> Adventure mode

> Spectator mode

> Fast Commands GUI (Opens the Fast Commands GUI)

 

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This mod has been rebuilt! Unfortunately I won't be able to backport to 1.12.2 so that version will have the legacy version of the Fast Commands mod, You are allowed to use this mod in modpacks, Any Issues report them here on the curseforge issue tracker!

 

Fabric version is planned. However, MCreator currently has some issues with fabric mods having GUI's. As soon as it becomes stable, I will port this mod to Fabric.

 

 

 

 1.12.2 Users: Read This!

 

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• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
• Functionality: The mod should work as advertised and not cause any game-breaking bugs or crashes.
• Security: The mod should not contain any malicious code or attempts to steal personal information.
• Performance: The mod should not cause a significant decrease in the game's performance, such as by causing lag or reducing frame rates.
• Originality: The mod should be original and not a copy of someone else's work.
• Up-to-date: The mod should be regularly updated to fix bugs, improve performance, and maintain compatibility with the latest version of Minecraft.
• Support: The mod should have an active developer who provides support and troubleshooting assistance to users.
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• Documentation: The mod should come with clear and detailed documentation on how to install and use it.

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How to Install