Unknown command

[davidjimeneztv]

Describe the bug
After configuring the mod on a 1.18.2 server, when an event like Twitch Follow plays, it returns two messages in the chat that say "Unknown command".

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Join a server 1.18.2 with TwitchSpawn inside the folder "mods" of the server and client.

2. Place a EXECUTE rule for Twitch Follow:
   EXECUTE %/tnt 1 0.1 4 (replace with mc username)%
   ON Twitch Follow

3. See error

Expected behavior
I suspect that it is because the commands must be entered in the console without / and the mod requires placing the /, therefore it is executed:
//tnt...

Version (please complete the following information):

• OS:
• • Client: Windows 11 24H2
• • Server: Ubuntu aarch64
• TwitchSpawn Version: 1.9.3
• Forge Version: 40.2.21

[davidjimeneztv]

I think I detected the problem, //tnt is not executed, it is that it is not executed directly because the mod is not capable of executing plugin commands on a hybrid server.

[shadowcryptic]

If the command is part of a mod you can use
EXECUTE %/modname:tnt 1 0.1 4 (replace with mc username)%
Not sure how it would work if it's part of a plugin

If you're wanting to spawn in tnt you can use
EXECUTE %/summon tnt ~ ~ ~ {Fuse:60}%

[iGoodie]

Hey there!

Unfortunately some of the mods/plugins implement their client-only commands as something that is not defined under Minecraft's command definiton. TwitchSpawn is unable to perform EXECUTE with something that is not executable by the Minecraft Command Dispatcher. 😢 (Checkout the implementation)

TwitchSpawn/src/main/java/net/programmer/igoodie/twitchspawn/tslanguage/action/ExecuteAction.java

Lines 38 to 41 in dc7ce5a

	TwitchSpawn.SERVER.execute(() -> {
	int result = TwitchSpawn.SERVER
	.getCommands()
	.performCommand(source, replaceExpressions(command, args));

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Though, I think I shall come up with an action that is able to mimic writing something on the actual client-side chat input. Maybe something like CLIENT_CHAT %Message here%. I'll consider that for TSL1.0

In the meantime, as a workaround, you can use the vanilla command to summon a TNT entity.
I think @shadowcryptic's suggestion shall work as expected:

If you're wanting to spawn in tnt you can use
EXECUTE %/summon tnt ~ ~ ~ {Fuse:60}%

Sorry for the inconvenience!