### LuckPerms Prefix Configuration Example

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-luckperms-prefix.md

Examples of setting prefixes for LuckPerms groups. These can be applied via console, in-game commands, or the LP editor.

```bash
prefix.14.&c(owner)
prefix.6.&6[VIP]
```

--------------------------------

### Item Worth Configuration Examples

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Alternatives/CMI-worth_1.21.1.md

Examples of item IDs and their corresponding worth values in CMI. These are typically configured in a data file.

```properties
YELLOW_CONCRETE_POWDER: '0.01'
YELLOW_DYE: '0.01'
YELLOW_GLAZED_TERRACOTTA: '0.01'
YELLOW_SHULKER_BOX: '0.01'
YELLOW_STAINED_GLASS: '0.01'
YELLOW_STAINED_GLASS_PANE: '0.01'
YELLOW_TERRACOTTA: '0.01'
YELLOW_WOOL: '0.01'
ZOGLIN_SPAWN_EGG>ZOGLIN: '0.01'
ZOMBIE_HEAD: '0.01'
ZOMBIE_HORSE_SPAWN_EGG>ZOMBIE_HORSE: '0.01'
ZOMBIE_SPAWN_EGG>ZOMBIE: '0.01'
ZOMBIE_VILLAGER_SPAWN_EGG>ZOMBIE_VILLAGER: '0.01'
ZOMBIFIED_PIGLIN_SPAWN_EGG>ZOMBIFIED_PIGLIN: '0.01'
```

--------------------------------

### Interactive Sign Configuration Example

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-trash.md

This is an example of the 'Saves/interactiveCommands.yml' file for a trash sign. It shows the configured locations, commands, sign lines, and public status.

```yaml
trash:
  Locations:
  - world;12032.0;65.0;19098.0
  - world;-12601.0;63.0;-12149.0
  Commands:
  - click:rightclick! asConsole! cmi dispose [playerName]
  SignLines:
  - '{#magenta}[trash]'
  - ' ~ ~ ~ '
  - '{#orange}Warning:'
  - '{#black}There's no undo!'
  Public: true
  ReqPerm: false
```

--------------------------------

### Target Player for Placeholders and Conditions

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/ingame-docs/cmi_specializedcmds.txt

If the command starts with ptarget:[name]!, the target player will be used when replacing placeholders or checking conditions. It is only usable from the console. Example: ptarget:$1! lp user $1 permission set cmi.command.sethome.%cmi_equationint_{cmi_user_maxperm_cmi.command.sethome_1}+1% - will give a player 1 more home, for example if you have a custom alias /givehomes, the syntax could be /givehomes Zrips.

```minecraft-commands
ptarget:[name]!
```

--------------------------------

### Example Custom Text File

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-motd.md

This is an example of basic text content for a custom text file used by CMI. It supports color codes and placeholders.

```yaml
&3 Your Server »&b %server_online%/%server_max_players%&7 players: %onlineplayers_displaynames%
```

--------------------------------

### Example First Join Server Configuration

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-motd.md

Configuration for enabling and defining commands to be executed when a player joins the server for the first time. This section is from the eventCommands.yml file.

```yaml
firstJoinServer:
  Enabled: false
  Commands:
```

--------------------------------

### LuckPerms Editor Session Example

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-luckperms-prefix.md

Demonstrates an interactive LuckPerms editor session, showing user info before and after applying edits, including prefix changes.

```bash
> lp editor
  [LP] Preparing a new editor session, please wait...
  [LP] Click the link below to open the editor:
  https://luckperms.net/editor/C0xRbDj9T1
> lp user mrfloris info
  [LP] > User Info: mrfloris
  [LP] - UUID: 631e3896-da2a-4077-974b-d047859d76bc
  [LP]     (type: mojang)
  [LP] - Status: Offline
  [LP] - Parent Groups:
  [LP]     > 1mb_owner
  [LP] - Contextual Data: (mode: server)
  [LP]     Contexts: None
  [LP]     Prefix: ""
  [LP]     Suffix: None
  [LP]     Primary Group: 1mb_owner
  [LP]     Meta: (weight=14) (primarygroup=1mb_owner)
> lp applyedits AgHNFd5TCt
   [LP] Web editor data was applied to group 1mb_owner successfully.
   [LP] (1 addition and 1 deletion)
   +  prefix.14.&4(Owner) (true)
   -  prefix.14.&4 (true)
> lp user mrfloris info
  [LP] > User Info: mrfloris
  [LP] - UUID: 631e3896-da2a-4077-974b-d047859d76bc
  [LP]     (type: mojang)
  [LP] - Status: Offline
  [LP] - Parent Groups:
  [LP]     > 1mb_owner
  [LP] - Contextual Data: (mode: server)
  [LP]     Contexts: None
  [LP]     Prefix: "(Owner)"
  [LP]     Suffix: None
  [LP]     Primary Group: 1mb_owner
  [LP]     Meta: (weight=14) (primarygroup=1mb_owner)
>
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Default List Example

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Alternatives/CMI-worth_1.21.1.md

Example configuration for a custom 'default' list in worth.yml. All items are set to a default value of 0.01.

```yaml
default:
  # Example items with default value
  item1: 0.01
  item2: 0.01
  item3: 0.01
```

--------------------------------

### CMI Global Commands Presets

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/globalcommand/README.md

Examples of preset global commands that can be added to the CMI add-on for server-wide execution.

```text
/gcmd tfly <timeInSeconds>
Give all players temp fly for x seconds
```

```text
/gcmd tgod <timeInSeconds>
Give all players temp immortality (god mode) for x seconds
```

```text
/gcmd launch
Fling all the players into the air at an angle (there shouldn't be damage on landing)
```

```text
/gcmd mobs <type>
Type can be blaze, creeper, or zombie. Of course you can add your own.
This will load 3 of them in a range around the player, and tries to target that player.
```

```text
/gcmd msg <yourmsg>
This will send a /cmi msg to all players in a fixed format. Kinda useless, if it is a msg to all, you might as well use /cmi broadcast of course, but for demo purposes I've included it.
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Help Command Alias

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-help.md

This example shows how to create aliases for custom help texts, including options for console execution and permission-based access for different player groups.

```yaml
- cmi ctext help2 [playerName]
- asConsole! perm:custom.help.vip! cmi ctext helpvip [playerName]
- asConsole! perm:custom.help.staff! cmi ctext helpstaff [playerName]
```

--------------------------------

### Example worth.yml Configuration

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Alternatives/CMI-enchantments-worth.md

This snippet shows the format for setting the worth of an enchanted book in the worth.yml file. It specifies the enchantment, its level, and its monetary value.

```yaml
ENCHANTED_BOOK>MENDINGx1: '1000.0'
```

--------------------------------

### Default CMI config.yml Example

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Alternatives/CMI-config-clean.md

This snippet shows the beginning of the default CMI config.yml file. It includes settings for language selection and automatic locale file downloads.

```yaml
# ********************************************
# ** For more options check Settings folder **
# ********************************************

# Language file you want to use
Language: EN
# Defines if you want to auto download default locale files from github repository

```

--------------------------------

### CMI Configuration Files

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-gettingstarted.md

Key configuration files to review and modify for CMI setup.

```yaml
config.yml (main configuration file, nitpick on features here)
Settings/Modules.yml (allowing you to globally turn on/off about 50 bigger features)
```

--------------------------------

### General Toggle Example

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-toggle-examples.md

This snippet demonstrates a general toggle mechanism using CMI user meta. It initializes meta values if they don't exist and then toggles a state based on the current value.

```yaml
# First two lines adds the required meta values to the player, if they haven't been created before.
# This can also be done using an OnJoinEvent from eventcommands.

    # State is the current state of the toggle, The name means nothing, and can be replaced with whatever you want(Can also be the current rank of the user).
    # The toggle usermeta, has to be a meta data value.
    # It is recommended to only have one, and then use that for every command, to limit the amount of usermeta needed.
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_State%==null! asConsole! usermeta [playerName] add State 1
    - check:%cmi_user_metaint_toggle%==null! asConsole! usermeta [playerName] add toggle 0

    # The messages can be replaced with whatever command you want to run. (Either permissions change or something like that.)
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_State%==1! asConsole! msg [playerName] 1
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_State%==0! asConsole! msg [playerName] 0
    # The following contains the actual checks.
    # Firstly, it checks the current state, and depending on that, uses usermeta to decide whether or not the value should be toggled.
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_State%==1! asConsole! usermeta [playerName] add State 1
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_toggle%==1! asConsole! usermeta [playerName] add toggle 0
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_toggle%==0! asConsole! usermeta [playerName] add toggle 1
    #Resets the toggle when done.
    - asConsole! usermeta [playerName] add State 0
```

--------------------------------

### Recommended StatsRequirements Formatting

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-ranks.md

This example demonstrates the recommended formatting for StatsRequirements in Ranks.yml. Use double quotes for all requirements and ensure no leading/trailing spaces in keys or values.

```yaml
  StatsRequirements:
  - "PlayTime:21600"
  - "walk:30000"
  - "MonsterKills:1000"
  - "blocksmined:30000"
```

--------------------------------

### Flashlight Toggle Example

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-toggle-examples.md

This snippet implements a flashlight toggle using CMI user meta and effects. It allows players to turn night vision on and off via the /flashlight command.

```yaml
  flashlight:
    Cmds:
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightToggle%==null! asConsole! cmi usermeta [playerName] add flashlightToggle off
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightState%==null! asConsole! cmi usermeta [playerName] add flashlightState off
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightState%==off! check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightToggle%==off! asConsole! cmi effect [playerName] night_vision 999 1
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightState%==off! check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightToggle%==off! asConsole! cmi usermeta [playerName] add flashlightToggle on
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightState%==on! check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightToggle%==on! asConsole! cmi effect [playerName] night_vision 1 1
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightState%==on! check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightToggle%==on! asConsole! cmi usermeta [playerName] add flashlightToggle off
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightState%==off! check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightToggle%==on! asConsole! cmi usermeta [playerName] add flashlightState on
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightState%==on! check:%cmi_user_meta_flashlightToggle%==off! asConsole! cmi usermeta [playerName] add flashlightState off
    Tab: false
```

--------------------------------

### Give Item Based on Chance

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-chance.md

This example shows how to give a player a specific item based on a randomized chance. It sets a user meta for random chance and then uses check commands to determine which item to give. This is useful for creating random loot drops or rewards.

```yml
  giverandomitems:
    Cmds:
    - asConsole! cmi usermeta [playerName] remove randomchance -s
    - asConsole! cmi usermeta [playerName] add randomchance %cmi_random_1_100% -s
    - asConsole! cmi ctellraw [playerName] <T>&aYour random chance number was %cmi_user_meta_randomchance%</T>
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_randomchance%<20! asConsole! give [playerName] diamond
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_randomchance%>=20#!
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_randomchance%<40! asConsole! give [playerName] gold_ingot
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_randomchance%>=40#!
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_randomchance%<60! asConsole! give [playerName] emerald
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_randomchance%>=60#!
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_randomchance%<80! asConsole! give [playerName] redstone
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_randomchance%>=80#!
    - check:%cmi_user_meta_randomchance%<=100! asConsole! give [playerName] oak_planks

```

--------------------------------

### Start Player Counter

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Alternatives/CMI-commands-clean.md

Starts a counter for surrounding players, with options for time, range, coordinates, and custom messages. Can be forced.

```minecraft-commands
/cmi counter [join/leave/start] (t:time) (r:[range/-1]) (c:[world:x:y:z]) (msg:custom_message) (-f)
```

--------------------------------

### Build Plugin with Gradle

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/CMIPlaceholderExploit_v1_0_2/README.md

Use this command to clean and build the plugin using Gradle.

```bash
gradle clean build
```

--------------------------------

### Configure First Join Server Rules Reminder

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-rules.md

Customize the 'firstJoinServer' section in 'Settings/eventCommands.yml' to automatically send the rules to new players upon joining.

```yaml
firstJoinServer:
  Enabled: true
  Commands:
  - cmi ctext rules [playerName]
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Clearchat Command Example

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-extending-commands.md

This example demonstrates a custom 'clearchat' command that extends CMI's functionality. It includes conditional command execution based on arguments, console and player commands, broadcast messages, and custom tab completions for various scenarios.

```yaml
clearchat:
    Cmds:
    - check:$2==inform! asConsole! cmi sound block_anvil_land -all
    - asPlayer! cmi clearchat
    - check:$1==selfclear! asPlayer! cmi clearchat self
    - asConsole! cmi broadcast !&r 
 {#orange}----------------------------------- 
 &r
    - check:$2==inform! check:$3==null! asConsole! cmi broadcast !{#cerulean} •&l&m &r{#cerulean}• {#feijoa}The chat has been cleared {#cerulean} •&l&m &r{#cerulean}•
    - check:$2==inform! check:$3==tellstaff! asConsole! cmi broadcast !{#cerulean} •&l&m &r{#cerulean}• {#feijoa}The chat has been cleared {#cerulean} •&l&m &r{#cerulean}•
    - check:$2==inform! check:$3==tellall! asConsole! cmi broadcast !{#cerulean} •&l&m &r{#cerulean}• {#feijoa}The chat has been cleared {#cerulean} •&l&m &r{#cerulean}• ($4)
    - asPlayer! cmi staffmsg {#feijoa}Cleaned up chat, reason:{#cerulean}&l $4-
    - asConsole! cmi broadcast !&r 
 {#orange}----------------------------------- 
 &r
    Perm: true
    CustomTabs:
    - selfclear,selfkeep inform,quiet tellall,tellstaff noreason,user-drama,user-swearing,user-hatespeech,event,broadcast [playername]
```

--------------------------------

### Download and Reload LuckPerms Extension

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-luckperms-prefix.md

Use these console commands to download the LuckPerms extension for PlaceholderAPI and then reload PAPI to apply the changes.

```bash
papi ecloud download LuckPerms
papi reload
```

--------------------------------

### Send Subtitle Message with CMI

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/live-1mb-3.10.0.2-mc-1.21.10/plugins/CMI/CustomText/cmi_specializedcmds.txt

If the command starts with subtitle!, the given message will be sent to all online players as a subtitle.

```cmi
%cmi_user_group%
```

--------------------------------

### Send Message to Player with CMI

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/live-1mb-3.10.0.2-mc-1.21.10/plugins/CMI/CustomText/cmi_specializedcmds.txt

If the command starts with msg! and a player name is given, a message will be sent to the player if they are online.

```cmi
msg! 
```

--------------------------------

### Setting Enchantment Worth

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Alternatives/CMI-worth_1.21.1.md

Configure the worth of enchantments in CMI. This example shows how to set a range for fire protection enchantment worth.

```yaml
enchantWorth:
  protection_fire:
  - 0-100.0
  - 1-100.0
```

--------------------------------

### Connect to VPS via SSH CLI

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Docs/ssh.md

Use this command in your local terminal to connect to your VPS. Replace 'username' with your VPS username and 'server_ip' with its IP address.

```bash
ssh username@server_ip
```

--------------------------------

### CMI Special Command Keywords

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-specialized.md

Examples of CMI specialized commands that do not take a condition and do not use the ':' syntax. These include 'asPlayer!', 'asConsole!', and 'delay!'.

```yml
- asPlayer! warp spawn
- delay! 2.5
- asConsole! cmi heal [playerName]
```

--------------------------------

### Example CMI Custom Alias Commands

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/social/README.md

This list outlines the social commands provided by the add-on. These can be customized using CMI's aliaseditor.

```plaintext
- /social
- /social gui
- /website (and /site, /sites, /web -> /sites)
- /forum (and /forums -> /forum)
- /discord
- /twitter
- /reddit
- /contact (and /email -> /contact)
- /facebook (and /fb -> /facebook)
- /instagram (and /insta, /ig -> /instagram)
- /snapchat (and /snap -> /snapchat)
- /youtube (and /yt -> /youtube)
- /teamspeak (and /ts -> /teamspeak)
- /skype
- /irc (and /chat -> discord?irc)
- /store (and /shop, /shops, /buy -> /store)
- /tiktok
- /twitch
- /github
- /live (and /livestream, /streaming -> /live)
- /requestsocial (mail for player, to request their own social command)
- /bcsocial (announcer that shouts to ppl "we went live" " we . are streaming on /twitch" , etc.
```

--------------------------------

### Find users by partial name (multiple matches)

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/wiki/finduser

Demonstrates the output when multiple users match the provided partial username string.

```bash
$ ./finduser.sh boi
1594aa76-6ce0-46f6-90b2-83896a829db8|ImAVeryFatBoi
d4fe68d0-06c4-41b3-8f0a-f148752ac16f|TheLoliBoiii
73114a6a-7ac9-44a8-af02-227a6e6c3690|dominboiii
$
```

--------------------------------

### Experience Cost for Command Execution

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/ingame-docs/cmi_specializedcmds.txt

Use 'expcost:[value]!' to execute a command only if the player has enough experience points. The specified amount of EXP will be consumed.

```cmi
expcost:[value][?][#]!
```

--------------------------------

### CMI Global Commands Permission Node

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/globalcommand/README.md

The required permission node for users to access the /gcmd command. This example shows how to set it using LuckPerms.

```text
cmi.customalias.gcmd
```

```text
/lp user bobby permission set cmi.customalias.gcmd true
```

--------------------------------

### Check Available Commands for God Mode

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-mode-stuck-on-join.md

Lists the available commands related to god mode, including setting it on/off and temporary god mode. Useful for confirming command syntax and availability.

```yml
> cmi checkcommand god
[INFO]: --------------------------------------------------
[INFO]: 1. search
[INFO]: 2. tgod [playerName] (timeInSec) (-s)
[INFO]: 3. god [playerName] (true/false) (-s)
>
```

--------------------------------

### Enable CMI Maintenance Mode

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-import.md

Enable maintenance mode before starting data imports to prevent players from logging in. This ensures a stable environment for data migration.

```bash
/cmi maintenance true Working on the server, back later
/stop
```

--------------------------------

### CMI Check for Empty Results

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-specialized.md

Examples demonstrating how to check for null or empty parameters in CMI specialized commands using 'null' or '[empty]' as comparison values.

```yml
- check:$1==null! msg! [playerName] Please provide an argument
- check:something==[empty]! msg! [playerName] Your argument was empty
```

--------------------------------

### Activate 7x Booster for 3 Minutes

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/mcmmoboosters/CustomText/mcmmo-boosters.txt

Use this command to activate a 7x mcMMO booster for 3 minutes. Ensure you have the necessary permissions.

```command
mcmmo -booster [playerName] 7 3
```

--------------------------------

### Activate 5x Booster for 20 Minutes

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/mcmmoboosters/CustomText/mcmmo-boosters.txt

Use this command to activate a 5x mcMMO booster for 20 minutes. Ensure you have the necessary permissions.

```command
mcmmo -booster [playerName] 5 20
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Join Welcome Message

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-motd.md

This snippet configures the welcome message that appears when a player joins the server. It includes options for enabling the message, setting its content, and specifying if it should be broadcast to all players.

```yaml
join:
  # Whether to enable the join message.
  enable: true
  # The message that will be displayed when a player joins.
  # You can use color codes and placeholders here.
  message: "&a%player% has joined the server!"
  # Whether to broadcast the join message to all players.
  broadcast: true
```

--------------------------------

### CMI Null Check Syntax

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-parameters.md

Shows how to use the `check:!` operator to check if a parameter is null. This example displays a message to the player if the first parameter is null.

```yml
check:$1==null! asConsole! cmi msg [playerName] {#orange} - Syntax is /$0 <something>
```

--------------------------------

### Check Migrate Database Permission

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-migrate-database.md

Verify the permission required for the database migration command.

```bash
> cmi checkperm migrate
 --------------------------------------------------
 1. cmi.command.migratedatabase - Changes database system and migrates all data
>
```

--------------------------------

### Assigning GroupFormat Permissions

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-chat-format.md

Commands to grant LuckPerms permissions for CMI chat groups. Each group ID (1-5 in this example) requires a corresponding permission node.

```bash
lp group default permission set cmi.chatgroup.1 true
lp group vip permission set cmi.chatgroup.2 true
lp group donor permission set cmi.chatgroup.3 true
lp group mod permission set cmi.chatgroup.4 true
lp group admin permission set cmi.chatgroup.5 true
```

--------------------------------

### Activate 8x Booster for 5 Minutes

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/mcmmoboosters/CustomText/mcmmo-boosters.txt

Use this command to activate an 8x mcMMO booster for 5 minutes. Ensure you have the necessary permissions.

```command
mcmmo -booster [playerName] 8 5
```

--------------------------------

### Activate 5x Booster for 5 Minutes

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/mcmmoboosters/CustomText/mcmmo-boosters.txt

Use this command to activate a 5x mcMMO booster for 5 minutes. Ensure you have the necessary permissions.

```command
mcmmo -booster [playerName] 5 5
```

--------------------------------

### CMI Conditional Checks Examples

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-specialized.md

Demonstrates various conditional checks that can be used in CMI commands. Each line is evaluated independently, and the command following the '!' is executed only if the check is true.

```yml
- check:[playerName]==Notch! msg! [playerName] This command get executed because your name is "Notch".
- check:[playerName]!=Notch! msg! [playerName] This command get executed because you are not "Notch".
- check:%cmi_user_balance%>1000! msg! [playerName] This command get executed because your cmi /balance is more than 1000.
- check:%cmi_user_balance%=<1000! msg! [playerName] This command get executed because your cmi /balance is less than or equal to 1000.
```

--------------------------------

### Find user by partial name

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/wiki/finduser

Searches the CMI database for users whose names contain the provided string. This example shows finding 'mrfloris' with the input 'floris'.

```bash
$ ./finduser.sh floris
631e3896-da2a-4077-974b-d047859d76bc|mrfloris
$
```

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### Activate 7x Booster for 7 Minutes

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/mcmmoboosters/CustomText/mcmmo-boosters.txt

Use this command to activate a 7x mcMMO booster for 7 minutes. Ensure you have the necessary permissions.

```command
mcmmo -booster [playerName] 7 7
```

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### Operator: Negation

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/ingame-docs/cmi_specializedcmds.txt

If a specialized command contains @, the opposite condition will be checked. Example: perm:cmi.testperm@! cmi heal [&fplayerName] - only heals the player if they don't have the cmi.testperm permission node.

```minecraft-commands
@
```

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### CMI Parameter Expansion

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-parameters.md

Demonstrates how CMI expands command parameters. Use $1 for the first parameter and $1- for the first parameter and all subsequent ones. $0 refers to the command itself.

```text
Server owner used /cmi aliaseditor to make a /fruit command

Player types:

/fruit banana apple superman

$1 == banana
$1- == banana apple superman

Please note that just the $1 refers to the first paramter, this can be null, or whatever the player entered. So use wisely.
Please note that the $1- has a dash behind it, referring to the first and every other parameter behind it. 

$0 == fruit (the command, without the / in front of it)

$1 == banana

$2 == apple

$3 == superman

$1- == banana apple superman

$4 == nothing there, so it is "null"

$1 $3 == banana superman

$0 $3 == fruit superman

$2- == apple superman
```

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### Activate 8x Booster for 2 Minutes

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/mcmmoboosters/CustomText/mcmmo-boosters.txt

Use this command to activate an 8x mcMMO booster for 2 minutes. Ensure you have the necessary permissions.

```command
mcmmo -booster [playerName] 8 2
```

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### Enable CMI Economy in config.yml

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-economy.md

Configure the main economy settings in the `config.yml` file. Ensure the server is restarted after changes for them to take effect.

```yaml
Economy:
  # Enable or disable CMI economy in general
  # In case CMIInjector is present, then this will be set to true automatically.
  # Attention! For economy to work properly with other plugins you will need ether an injector or recompiled Vault version. 
  # You can find both option at top of plugins page
  # ATTENTION! If you disabled CMI economy while server was running, you will need to perform full server restart for this to take correct effect and avoid any issues while getting players balances
  Enabled: true
```

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### Item Requirement for Command

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/ingame-docs/cmi_specializedcmds.txt

Use 'item:[value]!' to ensure a command is performed only if the player has the required amount of a specific item. Example: 'item:stone:1-12!' requires 12 stone blocks.

```cmi
item:[value][?][#]!
```

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### Grant Booster Permissions to Admins

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/mcmmoboosters/readme.md

Grant specific groups or users permission to use the mcMMO boosters menu. This example shows granting access to the '1mb_admin' group and an individual user.

```bash
lp group 1mb_admin permission set cmi.customalias.mcmmoboosters true
# Or per user:
lp user mrfloris permission set cmi.customalias.mcmmoboosters true
```

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### Activate 3x Booster for 10 Minutes

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/mcmmoboosters/CustomText/mcmmo-boosters.txt

Use this command to activate a 3x mcMMO booster for 10 minutes. Ensure you have the necessary permissions.

```command
mcmmo -booster [playerName] 3 10
```

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### CMI Specialized Command Syntax

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-specialized.md

Examples of CMI specialized commands using keywords like 'check' and 'perm' followed by a condition and ending with '!'. These commands execute based on a true/false logical outcome.

```yml
- check:%placeholder%==banana! msg! [playerName] It's a banana!
- perm:cmi.something.permname! msg! [playerName] You have the right permissions!
```

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### Activate 2x Booster for 15 Minutes

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/mcmmoboosters/CustomText/mcmmo-boosters.txt

Use this command to activate a 2x mcMMO booster for 15 minutes. Ensure you have the necessary permissions.

```command
mcmmo -booster [playerName] 2 15
```

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### Incorrect StatsRequirements Formatting

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/FAQ/cmi-ranks.md

This example shows incorrect formatting for StatsRequirements in Ranks.yml. Avoid spaces in requirement keys and use single quotes for string values if necessary, but double quotes are preferred.

```yaml
  StatsRequirements:
  - PlayTime:21600
  -  walk:30000
  - 'MonsterKills : 1000'
  - "blocksmined: 30000"
```

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### Activate 2x Booster for 45 Minutes

Source: https://github.com/mrfdev/cmi/blob/master/Resources/Add-ons/mcmmoboosters/CustomText/mcmmo-boosters.txt

Use this command to activate a 2x mcMMO booster for 45 minutes. Ensure you have the necessary permissions.

```command
mcmmo -booster [playerName] 2 45
```