FightRooms 1.0.0
Create rooms for your users to fight. Lightweight, Optimized.
Create rooms where your players can fight without worrying about a third party taking advantage of enemy damage.
The plugin supports MiniMessage format!
Available versions: 1.18.2, 1.19.x, 1.20.x, 1.21.x
You need java 17 and Paper to start!
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📌Unlimited Rooms | Create unlimited rooms on your server.
📌Fully Customizable | All messages and options are fully configurable!
📌Easy to Use | Settings are made in a way that all buyers can easily modify options!
📌Fast Support | We are available most of the time to help you with whatever you need!
📌Constant Updates | As the days go by we will improve, update or add features that have been suggested!
📌Very Lightweight | The plugin has been designed and built for servers with a large number of players.
config.yml
# This section handles the configuration for the doors that control access to the fight room.
# It includes settings such as the countdown for opening the doors, the material used to create the doors,
# and the sounds played during specific actions like opening and closing the doors.
doors:
# The countdown time (in seconds) before the doors open once the fight is finished.
# This countdown starts when the fight ends and lasts until the doors open.
open-countdown: 5
# The material used to create the door blocks. This will determine the type of block used for the door
# in the fight room, which will be visible to players.
material: RED_STAINED_GLASS
# This section contains all the messages sent to players during different stages of the fight.
# Messages are sent for events like when the doors are closed, opening, opened, or when the fight ends.
# These messages provide important notifications and are visible to players.
messages:
# Message shown to players when the doors are closed, preventing anyone from entering or exiting.
doors-closed: "<red>The doors have been closed."
# Message sent when the doors are opening, with a countdown to indicate how much time is left
# until the doors are fully opened. The <countdown> tag will be replaced with the remaining time.
doors-opening: "<red>Opening doors in <countdown>s"
# Message displayed to the winner of the fight when the doors have been opened to allow them to exit.
doors-opened: "<green>The doors have been opened."
# Message shown to all players in the room if the fight is cancelled due to too many players entering.
fight-stopped: "<red>The fight has been cancelled because there are too many users inside."
# This message is sent when the fight ends, displaying the winner's name.
# The <winner> tag will be replaced with the actual player's name.
fight-ended: "<yellow>The fight has ended! The winner is <winner>"
# This section defines the sounds played during certain events in the fight, like opening or closing the doors
# and stopping the fight. The sound events are triggered when those specific actions happen.
sounds:
# Sound played when the doors are closed.
doors-closed: "BLOCK_COMPARATOR_CLICK"
# Sound played when the doors are opening.
doors-opening: "BLOCK_COMPARATOR_CLICK"
# Sound played when the doors have been fully opened.
doors-opened: "BLOCK_COMPARATOR_CLICK"
# Sound played when the fight is cancelled (when there are too many players in the room).
fight-stopped: "BLOCK_COMPARATOR_CLICK"
# This section defines all the rooms available for fighting. Each room is uniquely identified by a number
# and can have its own settings such as required players, zone coordinates, and door positions.
rooms:
# Example room configuration
'0':
# Enables or disables the room. Set to 'true' to enable, 'false' to disable.
enabled: false
# The number of players required to start the fight in this room.
# This is the minimum number of players that must be inside the room before the fight can begin.
players-required: 2
# The "zone" defines the area where the fight will take place.
# Players need to enter this area for the fight to begin. It is represented by two points in the world
# coordinates, where the fight zone is a rectangular area between these two points.
# "position-1" represents the lower point of the rectangle, and "position-2" represents the upper point.
#
# Note: Coordinates should be integers, with no decimal places.
zone:
# The first position (corner) of the fight zone. This defines the lower point of the rectangle.
# The coordinates are in the format: <world>;x;y;z
position-1: "overworld;37;-60;-41"
# The second position (corner) of the fight zone. This defines the upper point of the rectangle.
# The coordinates are in the format: <world>;x;y;z
position-2: "overworld;41;-57;-37"
# The "door" section defines where the doors will be placed to control access to the room.
# The doors will prevent players from entering or exiting the fight zone until the fight starts
# or ends. The doors' coordinates are also defined by two points in the world, similar to the zone.
door:
# The first position (corner) for the door area. This defines the lower point of the door region.
# The coordinates are in the format: <world>;x;y;z
position-1: "overworld;36;-60;-40"
# The second position (corner) for the door area. This defines the upper point of the door region.
# The coordinates are in the format: <world>;x;y;z
position-2: "overworld;36;-58;-38"
How can I create a room?
# This section defines all the rooms available for fighting. Each room is uniquely identified by a number
# and can have its own settings such as required players, zone coordinates, and door positions.
rooms:
# Example room configuration
'0':
# Enables or disables the room. Set to 'true' to enable, 'false' to disable.
enabled: false
# The number of players required to start the fight in this room.
# This is the minimum number of players that must be inside the room before the fight can begin.
players-required: 2
# The "zone" defines the area where the fight will take place.
# Players need to enter this area for the fight to begin. It is represented by two points in the world
# coordinates, where the fight zone is a rectangular area between these two points.
# "position-1" represents the lower point of the rectangle, and "position-2" represents the upper point.
#
# Note: Coordinates should be integers, with no decimal places.
zone:
# The first position (corner) of the fight zone. This defines the lower point of the rectangle.
# The coordinates are in the format: <world>;x;y;z
position-1: "overworld;37;-60;-41"
# The second position (corner) of the fight zone. This defines the upper point of the rectangle.
# The coordinates are in the format: <world>;x;y;z
position-2: "overworld;41;-57;-37"
# The "door" section defines where the doors will be placed to control access to the room.
# The doors will prevent players from entering or exiting the fight zone until the fight starts
# or ends. The doors' coordinates are also defined by two points in the world, similar to the zone.
door:
# The first position (corner) for the door area. This defines the lower point of the door region.
# The coordinates are in the format: <world>;x;y;z
position-1: "overworld;36;-60;-40"
# The second position (corner) for the door area. This defines the upper point of the door region.
# The coordinates are in the format: <world>;x;y;z
position-2: "overworld;36;-58;-38" How can I remove a sound or message?
# If you want to remove a message or sound,
# you can simply add a "#" to the beginning of the path.
# Example:
messages:
#doors-closed: "<red>The doors have been closed."
sounds:
#doors-closed: "BLOCK_COMPARATOR_CLICK"
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