Parchment allows rapid scripting of mine craft based on a TCL like scripting language.

Getting Started

• Throw the JAR file in your plugins folder.
• Create a Parchment folder in your plugins older.
• Create a spells folder inside the Parchment folder.
• Throw the below archer.tcl file in the spells folder
• Be an op, type /cast archer
• TCL scripts should be sourced as they are changed without reloading.
• Ignore all the crazy debuging messages.

How do I get set up?

• Summary of set up
• Configuration
• Dependencies
• Database configuration
• How to run tests
• Deployment instructions

Quick Examples

Archer

#!tcl

# archer.tcl
# Turn the caster into the archer class.
# Type `/cast archer` to activate

bind cast onCast

proc onCast {} {
	set who $caster	
	player $who clear 
	
	set bow [item new]
	item $bow type bow
	item $bow enchant "Punch 2"
	item $bow name "Power Bow"
	item $bow lore "This great bow\nWill Rock your socks."
	item $bow forceInv $who 0
	item $bow bind powerbow
	

	set plate [item new]
	item $plate type diamond_chestplate
	item $plate equip $who
	

	set helmet [item new] 
	item $helmet type diamond_helmet
	item $helmet equip $who
	
        item new type arrow more give $caster
}

Jump

#!tcl

# jump.tcl
# Hold an item in your hand and type /cast item bind jump
# Point toward where you want to go and left click.

bind cast x

proc x {} {
	entity $caster still
	entity $caster teleport 250
	entity $caster still
}

Differences from TCL

• If is missing elseif.
• Index anything! (Arrays, Lists, Dicts)
• Values are more strongly typed.
• Not all language constructs are implemented yet. (String is noticeably missing).
• Some variables are "prototype" like behavior ($caster, $target, $world, $server).
• Written from scratch by me.
• More bugs.