pxescale

# pxescale a stupid simple /scale command ## features ### for players - change your in-game scale using `/scale <number>` - reset your scale quickly using `/scale reset` or `/scale` ### for admins - change the scale of other players/entities using `/scale <number> <selector>` and `/scale reset <selector>` - give players specific limits through permissions (`scale.min.<number>` and `scale.max.<number>`) and through plugin configuration - or allow players to bypass such limits with the `scale.bypass` permission <details> <summary>click to view commands/permissions</summary> <h3><code>/scale &lt;number&gt;</code></h3> set your own scale <ul> <li><strong>permission:</strong> <code>scale.use</code></li> </ul> <ul> <li><h4><code>... &lt;selector&gt;</code></h4> set the scale of other players/entities <ul> <li><strong>permission:</strong> <code>scale.others</code></li> </ul> </li> </ul> <h3><code>/scale reset</code></h3> reset your scale back to `1.0` <ul> <li><strong>permission:</strong> <code>scale.use</code></li> <li><strong>aliases:</strong> <code>/scale</code></li> </ul> <ul> <li><h4><code>... &lt;selector&gt;</code></h4> reset the scale of other players/entities <ul> <li><strong>permission:</strong> <code>scale.others</code></li> </ul> </li> </ul> <h3><code>/scale reload</code></h3> reloads the <code>config.yml</code> file <ul> <li><strong>permission:</strong> <code>scale.reload</code></li> </ul> <h3>miscellaneous permissions</h3> <h4><code>scale.bypass</code></h4> allows players to bypass the scale minimums and maximums in place <h4><code>scale.min.&lt;number&gt;</code></h4> changes the minimum scale the player can use with <code>/scale</code>; this overrides the configuration's default value, even if the permission's value is larger than the configuration <h4><code>scale.max.&lt;number&gt;</code></h4> changes the maximum scale the player can use with <code>/scale</code>; this overrides the configuration's default value, even if the permission's value is larger than the configuration </details>