MC Plugin OneUseObject ☄️ Create One-Time Items that Execute Commands! ⭕ Sounds ✨ Random and Temporal commands 1.5.182b

Create One-Time Items that Execute Commands. ⚡ Lightweight. ⚡ WorldGuard compatible.

How does it work? ⚒
This plugin creates items that execute certain, random and temporal commands when the player right/left clicks (as you can specify in the config.yml) with it on his hands. Likewise, the OneUseObject is removed from the player’s inventory, only being able to use it once. Everything is fully customizable, and items also send messages to the players, play sounds, and much more!

This add-on enhances your player’s experience and adds unique features to your server, attracting more users and building loyalty amongst them as a consequence.

Features ️

• Unique game experience, widen the enjoyment of your server's users.
• Fully customizable OneUseObjects (one-time items). You can establish certain (always executed), random (executes only 1 from the given list, randomly) and temporal (are executed after a certain time in seconds) commands.
• You can send as many messages as you want to the player. You also have sound and titles.
• Infinite number of customizable OneUseObjects.
• Temporal commands can be executed only if the player is online if you wish so.
• Items can be disabled in specified worlds.
• Fully compatible with other plugins (like WorldGuard).
• You can use a placeholder to refer to the player's name, world's name, etc.
• Lightweight and cheap!

Dependencies

• None!

Permissions

• "ouo.bypass" - Allows a player to bypass "once-in-a-lifetime" feature of OneUseObjects.
• "ouo.admin" - This one is designed for administrators and OPs. Allows you to give yourself and others the OneUseObject you want.

Commands

• "/ouo help" - See the plugin's list of commands and their usage.
• "/ouo reload" - Reload the config.yml.
• "/ouo list" - See the list of existent OneUseObjects.
• "/ouo give <player> <one_use_item_id> <amount>" - Gives a player the selected one-time item.

Comparison: OneUseObject vs OneTimeItem