Flags (Old)

NOTE: As of v0.19 these flags are no longer relevant. Please see the updated flag docs HERE.

FoxGuard has a list of flags associated with events. Here is a list, along with their identifiers. Note that when these flags are displayed, they may be stylized a little bit differently than the identifier. However, always use the identifier in commands.

Flags can also have parents. When an event fires, handlers check to see if the flag is defined. If it is not, they then check if their parent is defined, and this continues until a defined flag is found or until the top of the hierarchy is reached. This allows the setting of groups of flags at once. If a flag and its parent are both defined, the child flag takes priority. This way you can disable an entire family of events, but then leave one specific type enabled.

Flags finally have default behavior. This is used when the flag completely passes through all handlers. Note that the default of the specific flag is used, and not any of its parents'. It is generally allow if the flag is used to deny an action, and it is generally deny if the flag is used to give a kind of buff.

Identifier	Parent	Default	Description
- root	none	n/a	Fired for all events. Parent of all other flags.
- block	root	true	Fired for block events
blockplace	block	true	Fired when a block is placed in the world
blockbreak	block	true	Fired when a block is broken in the world
blockmodify	block	true	Fired when a block changes
- blockclick	block	true	Fired when a player clicks a block
blockattack	blockclick	true	Fired when a player left clicks a block
blockinteract	blockclick	true	Fired when a player right clicks a block
- entityclick	root	true	Fired when a player clicks an entity
entityattack	entityclick	true	Fired when a player left clicks an entity
entityinteract	entityclick	true	Fired when a player right clicks an entity
playerattack	entityattack	true	Fired when a player left clicks another player (This does not include all PVP!)
- spawnmob	root	true	Fired when a mob spawns
spawnmobhostile	spawnmob	true	Fired when a hostile mob spawns
spawnmobpassive	spawnmob	true	Fired when a neutral mob spawns
- playerpass	root	true	Fired when a player enters or leaves an area. Determined by handlers.
playerenter	playerpass	true	Fired when a player enters an area.
playerleave	playerpass	true	Fired when a player leaves an area.

Entries with a * exist in code, but are not actually triggered. As such, disabling them will have no effect yet. They will, however, be implemented soon.

Entries with a - are just parents of flags, and they themselves are not fired.