Certain commands are the inverse of Bukkit.

[LadyCailinBot]

CMDBOOK-2313 - Reported by flyn.altest

I like many components, but some of them provide incompatible commands with Bukkit. Here is a list:

• The Teleport Component is all good, but the arguments /tp and /teleport are the reverse of Bukkit:
  • Bukkit has /tp dest target, CmdBook hasd /tp target dest. It would be cool as this would provide compatibility!
• /give overrides the default Bukkit, but many use /give with TMI. This is poor. Removing the command /give and leaving it with /item would still be fine. Or have an option in the configs
• /time should accept ticks as well as "clock times"
• /gamemode is already implemented by Bukkit and the CmdBook implementation is reversed. Please conform to Bukkit or remove the command as it is redundant
• /weather is also rendundant and replaces native functionality with stuff that has less features

Thank you!!

[LadyCailinBot]

Comment by wizjany

if you don't like the way cmdbook does things, don't use it or disable those components. that simple.

[LadyCailinBot]

Comment by flyn.altest

but to disable the teleport command is to disable everything, including /bring /tpa /ret etc. why did u guys implement it the other way around in the first place?

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Comment by TheE

I assume because it made more sense. I am using CommandBook for over two years now and for me the Vanilla logic does not make any sense compared to CommandBook's. It is a matter of perspective.

In how far is CommandBook's weather-command redundant and has less features? From my perspective, it can do anything you can do in Vanilla plus you can specify a world.