Jail Vote

Command Information

• Max arguments: 2
• Min arguments: 1
• Needs a player: false
• Command: /jail vote, /jail v
• Permission needed: jail.usercmd.jailvote
• Usage: /jail vote [player] (yes|no)

Arguments

• player: The name of the player who the vote to jail is for.
• yes|no: Yes to vote for the player being jailed, no to vote for the player to not be jailed. If neither is provided and the player has the permission jail.vote.start, then a new vote will start. Also, if neither is provided and the player name provided already has a vote started, then they will vote yes by default.

Explanation

The Jail Vote feature is a niffy feature which allows players to vote for someone to get jailed, with the time to vote and the length of the jail sentence being configurable. Say the player derpTroller is causing problems and there isn't a staff on to take care of the player, someone with the permission jail.vote.start can do the command /jail vote derpTroller and a message is sent out to everyone saying a new vote to jail someone has started and to do /jail vote derpTroller yes|no (in better words) if they agree the player should be jailed. If the minimum number of yes votes, which is configurable, is met then the player derpTroller gets jailed for the configurable amount of time, defaulting to five minutes.

Configuration

• jailvote.enabled: true true/false, determines if this feature is enabled or not.
• jailvote.length: 60s the amount of time a jail vote is accepting votes.
• jailvote.minimumYes: 5 the minimum amount of yes votes it takes to get someone jailed, lower values could result in troller of users and higher values could result in votes not succeeding.
• jailvote.reason: "Jailed by players via Jail Vote" the reason to appear for the jailing
• jailvote.time: 5m the amount of time a player gets jailed for