Create sings more easy

[Crigges]

If you want to create 1000+ sings with this plugin it is way to much effort to write [transmitter] or [receiver] every time. I know that it is possible to create sings via command more easy but the issue here is that the sings are created on the spot iam standing. A lot of sings i want to put onto the wall especially receivers. So it would be nice if there would be some way to add sings more easy.
Here are some ideas, one them would be enough:
-Shorten the tag to [WR] [WT] or allow to customize which also prevents conflicts with other plugins. I can remember a three years old version which used [WRt] and [WRr], why changed it?
-If you create a sing via command it should be created on the block you are looking at not on the block you are standing on.
-Add a command like "/wr ftransmitter channel" which does not create the sing instantly, instead it is added to your hand and you can place it where you want.

P.S: Iam glad to see that this project still lives. I love to use this plugin, if there is anything i can do to support you just tell me.

[axelpey]

This obviously makes sense.
I remember those tags [wrt] and [wrr] and i thought they were still working. So first i'm going to fix this. But no shortening.
Then, the behaviour of /wrt should be changed. But i'm still thinking about the best way to do it. We'll keep you in touch within this issue.

[Bart-0110]

The tags [wrt], [wrr], [wrs] are still working and it isn't case sensitive, like licks said. The only thing is that the plugin doesn't save what stand on the sign. It change to the first tag in the array.

E.g:
Receiver with tag [wrr]

• Receiver is turned on
• Receiver is turned off

Result: tag is changed to [receiver]

We still need to update the docs so it will be easier to understand.

@licks92 maybe we chould make a poll on bukkit and see what the other users prefer, clicking a sign or automatically creating a sign.

[Crigges]

Thanks for the fast answer. I missed that the old tags are still working.
I would like most when the /wrt command creates the sing at the position you are looking at. I also guess this is the most easy implementation.