Command cycle

[ThomasVermeer]

Type of change

• Bug fix
• New feature

Description

Added a new module called CommandCycle to the Misc category. This module allows players to execute a list of custom commands sequentially with specified delays (e.g., /spawn [5], /home [10]). It includes configurable settings for a default delay, looping the sequence, and automatically disabling the module upon leaving the server.

Reasoning: This feature provides a highly requested utility for automating repetitive server tasks and navigation sequences in a clean, user-friendly way.

Related issues

None.

How Has This Been Tested?

Tested locally in a Minecraft development environment. The module successfully parses custom delays from the string list, executes commands safely via ChatUtils, counts down ticks accurately, and toggles off correctly when looping is disabled or upon disconnecting from the server.

Checklist:

• My code follows the style guidelines of this project.
• I have added comments to my code in more complex areas.
• I have tested the code in both development and production environments.

[crosby-moe]

personally, i think setting UIs that are based on string parsing is bad UX

[ThomasVermeer]

Thank you for the feedback!

I understand your concern about string parsing not being the best UX. I deliberately chose this approach to give users maximum flexibility with delays.

Recent improvements:

• Now supports multiple delays on a single line (e.g. /spawn [5] [10] [15])
• Uses the last [delay] found
• Added a configurable default-delay setting

In my opinion this gives more power and keeps the UI compact compared to having many separate setting fields.

I'm happy to change it if you have a better suggestion though!

[crosby-moe]

Thank you for the feedback!

I understand your concern about string parsing not being the best UX. I deliberately chose this approach to give users maximum flexibility with delays.

Recent improvements:

* Now supports multiple delays on a single line (e.g. `/spawn [5] [10] [15]`)

* Uses the **last** `[delay]` found

* Added a configurable `default-delay` setting

In my opinion this gives more power and keeps the UI compact compared to having many separate setting fields.

I'm happy to change it if you have a better suggestion though!

ai slop is discouraged, especially when it makes things worse like it just did here