/sc on – Turns silent container on. /sc off – Turns silent container off.
/ac on – Turns any container on. /ac off – Turns any container off.
The toggle would, of course, still be a part of the plugin and would function just as it does now if you only use /sc or /ac without a parameter.
These would be very useful in a variety of cases, such as the one I addressed in the comment I wrote on OpenInv’s Bukkit page.
**/sc on** – Turns silent container on.
**/sc off** – Turns silent container off.
**/ac on** – Turns any container on.
**/ac off** – Turns any container off.
The toggle would, of course, still be a part of the plugin and would function just as it does now if you only use /sc or /ac without a parameter.
These would be very useful in a variety of cases, such as the one I addressed in [the comment I wrote](https://dev.bukkit.org/projects/openinv?comment=1306) on OpenInv’s Bukkit page.
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/sc on – Turns silent container on.
/sc off – Turns silent container off.
/ac on – Turns any container on.
/ac off – Turns any container off.
The toggle would, of course, still be a part of the plugin and would function just as it does now if you only use /sc or /ac without a parameter.
These would be very useful in a variety of cases, such as the one I addressed in the comment I wrote on OpenInv’s Bukkit page.