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Thoughts on reusing |
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The logic in your listener for setting the Destination is a copy paste of what's in the command, they should be refactored out into a common function |
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Yeah, true. Added in 954e4c8. |
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This should support all aliases of the /dest command (/dest, /destination, /setdest, pulled from plugin.getDescription())
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Suggestion: allow players to set their destination be right clicking on signs which specify the destination. Sign can be formatted by starting a line with "/dest " followed by the destination or by ending a line with "/dest" then putting the destination string on the next line. It also might be nice if we added this feature to books, an interactive travel guide sounds like a novel and practical idea.