# BadgerVoting

**BadgerVoting**

This is a simple AOP voting script. Technically with the way it is designed, you could have it just be a voting script (just change the messages). Basically you can start AOP votes and have players actually vote for options to see what they want. It's quite simple, but the /aopvote command in another script I have never worked, so I put this one together.

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`/startVote [seconds] [option1] [option2] [option3] [option4] [option5] - The amount of vote options you can have are unlimited. Basically every option is delimited by a space, so use "-" for things that usually require a space. (Example of what I mean is down in the Gifs below)`

`To use /startVote, add the ACE permission to the user group:`

```
BadgerVoting.Commands.startVote
```

`/vote [id] - Vote for the specified ID of an option`

![](https://i.gyazo.com/cedca744a66a6d91a3b38640341f7d98.gif)

![](https://i.gyazo.com/6185eb370c5e30df97997843e7bd3ab7.gif)

![](https://i.gyazo.com/e4233b65c95a74e7c1e1d054272ba8c2.png)

**Download** [BadgerVoting](https://github.com/TheWolfBadger/BadgerVoting)


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