path: root/src/main/resources/config.yml

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# +--------------------------------------------------------+ #
# |                 Kenshins Hide and Seek                 | #
# |                   Configuration file                   | #
# |                    by KenshinEto                       | #
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# If you are having weird issues with your server where it's printing to the console
# "--- DO NOT REPORT THIS TO PAPER - THIS IS NOT A BUG OR A CRASH", try enabling the
# below spawn patch. WARNING: this will NOT work if you use Multiverse Inventory's.
spawnPatch: false

# How long in seconds will the game last, set it < 1 to disable
# default: 1200 aka 20min
gameLength: 1200

# Announce join/leave/game over messages to people not playing the game
# default: true
announceMessagesToNonPlayers: true

# Allow players to drop their items in game
# default: false
dropItems: false

# When the game is starting, the plugin will state there is x seconds left to hide.
# You change where countdown messages are to be displayed: in the chat, action bar, or a title.
# Below you can set CHAT, ACTIONBAR, or TITLE. Any invalid option will revert to CHAT.
#
#   CHAT      - Staring messages will be displayed in the chat
#
#   ACTIONBAR - Staring messages will be displayed in the action bar (area above the hotbar)
#
#   TITLE     - Staring messages will be displayed as a title
#
# default: CHAT
hideCountdownDisplay: "CHAT"

# Allow Hiders to see their own teams nametags as well as seekers. Seekers can never see nametags regardless.
# default: false
nametagsVisible: false

# Require bukkit permissions though a permissions plugin to run commands, or require op, recommended on most servers
# default: true
permissionsRequired: true

# Minimum amount of players to start the game. Cannot go lower than 2.
# default: 2
minPlayers: 2

# Amount of initial seekers when game starts
# default: 1
startingSeekerCount: 1

# By default, when a HIDER dies they will join the SEEKER team. If enabled they will instead become a spectator
# default: false
respawnAsSpectator: false

# If enabled, the game will go until no hiders are left. If the timer runs out all hiders left will be marked as winning.
# If disabled the game wll go until there is only one hider left. If the timer runs out, all hiders left win, if t here is one
# hider left, all inital seekers win along with the last hider.
waitTillNoneLeft: true

# By default, if the last hider or seeker quits the game, a win type of NONE is given, which doesnt mark anyone as winning. This can be
# used as a way to prevent players form quitting in a loop to get someone else points.
# default: true
dontRewardQuit: true

# This plugin by default functions as not tag to catch Hiders, but to pvp. All players are given weapons,
# and seekers slightly better weapons (this can be changed in items.yml). If you want, you can disable this
# entire pvp functionality, and make Hiders get found on a single hit. Hiders would also not be able to fight
# back against Seekers if disabled.
# default: true
pvp: true

# Allow players to regen health
# default: false
regenHealth: false

# !! Only effects the game at all if pvp is set to false !!
# By default, If you disable pvp, Hiders and Seekers can no longer take damage from natural causes such as
# falling or projectiles. If you want, you can keep pvp disabled so that Seekers only have to tag Hiders, but
# all players can still take fall damage or any other damage that's not from another player.
# deafult: false
allowNaturalCauses: false

# Players that join the server will automatically be placed into the lobby.
# default: false
autoJoin: false

# (When autoJoin is false), when players join the world containing the lobby, they are automatically teleported
# to the designated exit position so that they don't spawn in the lobby while not in the queue. Anyone
# who ever joins in the game world (the duplicated world where the game is played) will always be teleported
# out regardless.
# default: false
teleportToExit: false

# Normally when the game ends, players are set back to the lobby to play another game.
# You can disable this, and empty the lobby after the game finishes. This is like everyone
# running /hs leave at the end of the game. Players will leave either to the exit position
# or another server depending on what you have `leaveType` set too.
# default: false
leaveOnEnd: false

# What do you want to happen when a player leaves the lobby. If you are running a single server, maybe you want to send
# them to the world hub. But if you are running a bungee-cord or velocity server, maybe you want to send them to the servers'
# hub.
#
#   EXIT  - Sends the player to the specified exit position set by /hs setexit
#
#   PROXY - Send the player to a specified server in a bungee-cord / velocity setup.
#
# default: EXIT
leaveType: "EXIT"

# Ignore this setting if you aren't using the PROXY leave type method above. If you are, set this to the server you want to send
# players too.
leaveServer: "hub"

# By default, the plugin forces you to use a map save to protect from changes to a map thought a game play though. It copies your
# hide-and-seek world to a separate world, and loads the game there to contain the game in an isolated and backed up map This allows you to
# not worry about your hide-and-seek map from changing, as all changes are made are in a separate world file that doesn't get saved. Once the game
# ends, it unloads the map and doesn't save. Then reloads the duplicate to the original state, rolling back the map for the next game.
# It is highly recommended that you keep this set to true unless you have other means of protecting your hide-and-seek map.
# default: true
mapSaveEnabled: true

# By default, the plugin clears your inventory when joining the game. This is something it will always do. But you don't get what you used to have
# in your inventory back after you leave the game. You can allow the plugin to save a players inventory before joining the lobby, and give it back
# after leaving the game.
# default: false
saveInventory: false

# By default, if you die in game, you will have to wait [delay] seconds until you respawn. This make is so that if you are killed as a seeker, you cannot
# instally go to where the Hider that killed you was. Or if you were a Hider and died, you cant instally go to where you know other Hiders are. It gives some
# breathing room. This can be disabled.
# default: true
delayedRespawn:
  enabled: true
  delay: 5

# How you want to store game data. If you are running a single server, sqlite is fine, as no setup is necessary.
# But if you want the data to go across multiple servers, you can switch it to mysql.
# WARNING: Data is not saved across databases. You have to migrate the data yourself!
#
#   SQLITE - A single database.db file in the plugin folder, good for a single server.
#
#   MYSQL - Uses a mysql server to store data, good for multi-server setups or large servers.
#
# default: SQLITE
databaseType: "SQLITE"

# The following settings are used for MYSQL databases ONLY. If you are running SQLITE, these
# will be ignored. If you are running MYSQL, you need to provide the database host url, database
# host port (usually 3306), database username, and database password.
databaseHost: "localhost"
databasePort: 3306
databaseUser: "root"
databasePass: "pass"
databaseName: "hideandseek"

# The taunt will activate every delay set in seconds. It will spawn a firework
# on a random Hider to alert a Seeker where someone may be. You can choose
# to publicly show the taunt countdown, and have the taunt run with only
# one Hider left. Taunt delay must at least be 60s.
taunt:
  delay: 360
  whenLastPerson: false
  showCountdown: true
  enabled: true

# The glow powerup allows all Hiders to see where every Seeker is. It last for
# the amount of time set in seconds. You can allow it to be stackable, meaning
# when multiple Hiders use the powerup at the same time, it stacks the times, or
# just overwrites. Only Hiders can see that the Seekers are glowing. Delay must
# be longer than 1s. Since the glow effect wasn't added until Minecraft 1.9,
# any server running 1.8 will have this disabled regardless of the options below.
glow:
  time: 30
  stackable: true
  enabled: true
  name: "Glow Powerup"
  lore: [
    "Throw to make all seekers glow",
    "Last 30s, all hiders can see it",
    "Time stacks on multi use"
  ]
  material: "SNOWBALL"
  model-data: 0

# This has the same glow effect as the glow powerup in that all seekers positions get
# shown to hiders. But enabling this force disables the powerup, and instead always shows
# the seekers positions to the hiders. Good for small maps. Since the glow effect wasn't added
# until Minecraft 1.9, any server running 1.8 will have this disabled regardless of the
# options below.
# default: false
alwaysGlow: false

# The message prefixes displayed before messages. The message contents themselves
# can be changed in localization.yml.
prefix:
  default: '&9Hide and Seek > &f'
  error: '&cError > &f'
  taunt: '&eTaunt > &f'
  border: '&cWorld Border > &f'
  abort: '&cAbort > &f'
  gameover: '&aGame Over > &f'
  warning: '&cWarning > &f'

# This plugin has support for custom placeholders with PlaceholderAPI. If you make a mistake when creating a placeholder,
# the plugin may tell you an error. Below you can change what could appear as an error message.
placeholder:
  incorrect: "{Error}"
  noData: "{No Data}"

# This is the section if you want a standard "waiting for players" lobby. You can specify
# the standard countdown length under [countdown] (min 10 seconds). Then once the lobby gets to a size specified
# by [changeCountdown], the timer will automatically go to 10 seconds. [min] is the minimum players
# to start the countdown. [max] is the lobby cap, set to -1 to remove maximum cap.
lobby:
  countdown: 60
  changeCountdown: 5
  min: 3
  max: 10
  enabled: true

# Below are the two items given to you when you join a lobby. A item to click to leave the lobby, and another
# to start the game. Each of these items can be toggled separately, but only these items are currently supported.
# You can customize the material, name, lore, and position of the item. You can also change the model data if your
# server is running 1.14 or above. Any earlier version, the model-data tag will be ignored; Model-data 0 is also ignored.
# Finally, the start item is marked as adminOnly be default since the /hs start command is also admin by default.
# If you set adminOnly to false, only the item will become non admin only, not the command.
lobbyItems:
  leave:
    material: "BED"
    name: "&cLeave Lobby"
    lore: [
      "Go back to server hub"
    ]
    position: 8
    model-data: 0
    enabled: true
  start:
    material: "CLOCK"
    name: "&bStart Game"
    lore: []
    position: 0
    model-data: 0
    enabled: true
    adminOnly: true

# Below are the two items given to you when you join the game as a spectator. One toggles flight mode, and the other
# opens a gui to teleport to other players! Just like the lobby items, you can customize the material, name, lore,
# and position of the item. You can also change the model data if your server is running 1.14 or above.
spectatorItems:
  flight:
    material: "FEATHER"
    name: "&bToggle Flight"
    lore: [
      "Turns flying on and off"
    ]
    position: 3
    model-data: 0
  teleport:
    material: "COMPASS"
    name: "&bTeleport to Others"
    lore: [
      "Allows you to teleport to all other players in game"
    ]
    position: 5
    model-data: 0

# As a hider, the closer a seeker gets to you, the louder and faster a pining noise will play.
# There are 3 separate distances (in blocks) you can set to the 3 different levels for the noise.
# The higher the level, the closer the seeker.
seekerPing:
  distances:
    level1: 30
    level2: 20
    level3: 10
  sounds:
    leadingVolume: 0.5
    volume: 0.3
    pitch: 1
    heartbeatNoise: "BLOCK_NOTE_BLOCK_BASEDRUM"
    ringingNoise: "BLOCK_NOTE_BLOCK_PLING"
  enabled: true

# Changes the default plugin language. Currently, Supported localizations are:
# en-US (English - United States)
# de-DE (German - Germany)
locale: "en-US"

# Stop commands being run by any user while playing the game.
# Can be usefull If you aren't using a permission plugin and don't want
# to op people, but still want to block certain commands.
# Not really usefully if using permission plugins.
# You can add /kill for any use, but it's already blocked on those
# playing the game.
blockedCommands: [
  "msg",
  "reply",
  "me"
]

# Stop interactions with any block by any user while playing the game.
# If your map has things such as chests for aesthetic only, you can
# block the use of clicking them. It shouldn't matter what version of
# the block ID you enter, as the plugin will automatically switch to the
# block ID of your current Minecraft server version.
blockedInteracts: [
  "FURNACE",
  "CRAFTING_TABLE",
  "ANVIL",
  "CHEST",
  "BARREL"
]

# Location where players are teleported when they exit (/hs leave)
# Auto filled by /hs setexit, so you don't need to touch this here
exit:
  x: 0
  y: 0
  z: 0
  world: "world"