This is a PocketMine-MP (or forks) plugin which allows you to simply create multiple SkyWars mini-games ! 😁
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not tested doesn't mean not working
android devices are not supported
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- pre-Release 0.6 (May 7, 2016)
- Beautiful config file with descriptions.
- Spectator mode when a player dies.
- Economy support for money rewards.
- Reward command.
- /sw join & /sw quit.
- New sign knockBack type.
- More death messages.
- An option to set the player max health.
- An option to choose if a player can drop items.
- Added COBBLESTONE & DIRT to chests.
- Bug Fixes that you don't need to know because are a lot 😏
- pre-Release 0.4 (April 24, 2016)
- Added air generator option.
- Added a config for signs format.
- Better and faster world reset.
- Bug Fixes.
- pre-Release 0.3 (April 14, 2016)
- Maybe fixed #3
- Added a sound on arena join.
Click here for other releases.
1. Download a plugin release (the last is recommended) from above.
2. Choose the SW_svile_php*.phar file according to your php version.
3. Extract the file into the plugins/ folder of your server and restart it.
4. Done, you can now join the game and create arenas (SkyWars_mini-games).
1. Teleport yourself in the world where you would like to create it (not default one).
2. Now you can use the command /sw create [SWname] [slots] [countdown] [maxGameTime] to create an arena.
3. Go back in the arena world and depending on its spawns/slots use the command /sw setspawn [slot] x times.
4. Place a sign with sw in the 1st line and SWname in the 2nd.
5. Done, now players can tap the sign to join the game!
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| /sw | SW main command, shows the usage (subcommands) |
| /sw create [SWname] [slots] [countdown] [maxGameTime] | It's used for creating arenas. - SWname indicates the name of the arena, is used for distinguish arenas, for example on join signs. - slots indicates the number of spawns of the arena - countdown is the time in seconds before the game starts. - maxGameTime is the time in seconds after the countdown, if go over this, the game will finish. |
| /sw setspawn [slot] | It's used to set each spawn using the CommandSender position. - slot indicates the number of the slot. Example: an arena with 4 slots need 4 different spawns; to set these 4 spawns you need to run this command 4 times: /sw setspawn 1, /sw setspawn 2, /sw setspawn 3, /sw setspawn 4.If you set spawns above glass, it will be broken once the game starts. |
| /sw list | Displays the list of loaded arenas with the corresponding world + players playing in them. Example: TestArena [5/16] => TestWorld etc. |
| /sw delete [SWname] | This command just deletes an arena. - SWname is the name of the arena that you must give to delete it |
| /sw signdelete [SWname|all] | Do you want to delete a join sign but you forgot where you placed it? This command can help you. - SWname is the arena name, if gived, all the signs pointing to the given arena will be deleted. - all If used as the arena name like /sw signdelete all, all the SW signs wil be deleted.Are you thinking this command is useless? You'll change your idea about it when you'll have the need.😆 |
| /sw join [SWname] [PlayerName] | Anyone except ops can use this command to join SW games. - PlayerName can be used only by CONSOLE to force the player to join the specified arena. |
| /sw quit | Anyone except ops can use this command to left the current SW game. |
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