hytale-commands

To create custom commands in a Hytale plugin, you define a class extending an abstract command type like AbstractAsyncCommand or AbstractPlayerCommand. You then define arguments, set permissions, and register the command using CommandRegistry to enable in-game execution.

Parsing required and optional arguments in Hytale commands involves using RequiredArg, OptionalArg, DefaultArg, and FlagArg classes. You pair these with ArgTypes and custom validators within your command definition to parse and validate input.

Yes, you can set up permission checks and aliases for Hytale plugin commands. The command system allows you to call requirePermission to restrict access, addUsageVariant to define different command structures, and addAliases to register alternate command names.

Building a command tree with subcommands in Hytale uses AbstractCommandCollection to group related commands. You call addSubCommand within your collection to nest commands, creating a structured hierarchy before finalizing registration.

Yes, the Hytale command system supports targeting specific players or entities. You can extend AbstractTargetPlayerCommand or AbstractTargetEntityCommand to automatically handle target selection and execute logic against the specified in-game targets.

Validating argument input for custom Hytale commands involves applying built-in argument validators or creating custom validators. You attach these validators to your defined arguments like RequiredArg to ensure inputs meet specific criteria before execution.