❓ How does a proxy command run from a lobby?

#Answer

The queue commands live on the proxy, so a lobby has no idea what /queue means. The plugin bridges that gap for you.

When an action runs a command as the player:

- '[COMMAND] player; queue survival'

the lobby checks whether it is linked to a proxy running PhoenixLobby. If it is, and the command starts with queue, joinqueue or leavequeue, the command is sent to the proxy to run instead of being attempted locally. That is why the example above works from an NPC or a menu item even though the command does not exist on the lobby.

The [QUEUE] action does the same thing more directly, and is the better choice in a new config:

- '[QUEUE] survival'

#Every other command

Anything else with a player target is run the way the player typing it would be. Other plugins therefore see it exactly as they see a real command, which is what makes [COMMAND] player; work with plugins that only listen for chat.

Commands with a console target are always run on the lobby itself.