White Enchant Glint
⚪White Enchant Glint
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Mostly suitable for 1.15~latest version, though can be used in earlier version with less effect, which could not fixed in resource pack way.
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White Anime Girl Totem
A clean and stylish Totem of Undying texture pack featuring a white-haired anime girl. This pack replaces the default Minecraft totem with a cute high-quality anime design while keeping the vanilla style smooth and lightweight. Perfect for PvP, survival, and aesthetic gameplay
WhereIDied
WhereIDied is a simple and easy to use Minecraft plugin that tells players the exact coordinates of their death in a custom message. Allows flexible text customization via config.yml.
What the blocks!?
# What the blocks!?
What did happen to all blocks? Not looking like Fortnite chapter 2 but also not looking like April 1st! Go on an epic adventure with buggy textures and buggy models!
Message from your tourist guide: “Just be careful not to fall in a cave! The world is your enemy!”
# READ THIS
By using this pack you agree that you have informed yourself about what your favorite Minecraft server allows and doesn’t allow! Some servers may count this as x-ray but it doesn’t give you a big advantage! This is NOT a x-ray resourcepack!
What Language Is That?
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**”What Language Is That?”** fixes one of Minecraft’s most confusing features by **converting the Standard Galactic Alphabet into readable English**.
The mysterious symbols used in enchanting tables are fully translated, so you can finally understand what you’re looking at instead of guessing like a wizard who skipped class.
This pack works directly on the Enchanting Table interface, making enchantment text clear and easy to read while keeping the original vanilla style intact.
No gameplay changes, no mods required — just a simple, clean upgrade that makes Minecraft make sense.
✔ Works with Enchanting Tables
✔ Translates Standard Galactic Alphabet
✔ Keeps vanilla style
✔ No mods required
What If Mobs Wore Pants?
## **What If Mobs Wore Pants?**
**What If Mobs Wore Pants?** is a **work-in-progress** resource pack that retextures all mobs to wear pants, inspired by a Twitter(X) post by the official Minecraft account https://x.com/Minecraft/status/1859284939809657154.
## **Progress**
Spoiler
V1.0.0
– Zombie
– Skeleton
– Creeper
– Enderman
WGRegionCount
# WGRegionCount
Adds a placeholder for number of players in a WorldGuard region.
Requires WorldGuard and PlaceholderAPI.
## Placeholders
– `%wgrc_players_%` – Number of players in the specified region.
TempFly – wFly
WETS (WorldEdit Tick Spreader)
## WorldEdit Tick Spreader
Spread WorldEdit operations across multiple ticks.
That’s all.
Semi-configurable, single command `/wets` (`/worldedit-tick-spreader`), one permission (`wets`), two possible arguments:
* `/wets (sorted | not-sorted)` – whether blocks will be placed in a sorted arrangement or not. Sorted is default.
* `/wets ` – Changes the amount of blocks that will be placed per tick.
Negative numbers result in a lot of blocks per tick (9223372036854775807). Default is 1.
Sorted placing and block count per tick, affected by commands, are per-player.
WorldEditSelectionVisualizer
# WorldEditSelectionVisualizer
## Overview
WorldEditSelectionVisualizer (WESV) is essentially the famous WorldEditCUI mod in the form of a bukkit plugin, which means that players **don’t need to install anything on their client**.
## Features
* Spawns particles around WorldEdit selections so players can see them
* No client mod required
* Supports cuboid, sphere, ellipsoid, cylinder, polygon and convex selections
* Can display the current clipboard (use `/wesv toggle clipboard` to enable)
* Use `/wesv toggle` to toggle the visualizer
* Option to only show the selection when holding the selection item
* Configurable particle effect and view distance
* Prevent players from spawning too many particles when selecting huge regions
* Highly customizable for the performance of your server
* Supports both WorldEdit and FastAsyncWorldEdit
* Compatible with all Minecraft versions starting with 1.7.10
* PlaceholderAPI support (you can use the placeholders `%wesv_toggled_selection%`, `%wesv_toggled_clipboard%`, `%wesv_volume_selection%` and `%wesv_volume_clipboard%`)
* Support for RGB color codes in messages on Minecraft 1.16 and higher, with the `&#rrggbb` format
* Folia support for better performance
## Screenshots
| Cuboid selection | Cylinder selection | Convex selection |
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More screenshots
## Usage
### Commands
* `/wesv toggle` and `/wesv toggle clipboard`: toggle the selection/clipboard visualization
* `/wesv lock`: lock/unlock the origin of the clipboard visualization to your current location
* `/wesv lock tp`: teleport to the lock location (when clipboard visualization lock is enabled)
* `/wesv reload`: reload the configuration
### Permissions
* `wesv.toggle`: use the toggle command
* `wesv.use`: allows the visualizer to be turned on
* `wesv.reload`: allows the configuration of this plugin to be reloaded from the config.yml file
### Configuration
This plugin can be very resource expensive, try adjusting the configuration if you experience lag.
Configuration File
“`yaml
# WorldEditSelectionVisualizer configuration
# When enabled, if a new update is available it will display a message in the console on enable
check-updates: true
# You can edit the plugin messages here
messages:
no-permissions: “&cYou don’t have the permission to use this command.”
config-reloaded: “&aThe config was reloaded”
selection-too-large: “&6The visualizer only works with selections up to a size of %blocks% blocks.”
visualizer-enabled: “&6Your visualizer has been &eenabled.”
visualizer-disabled: “&6Your visualizer has been &cdisabled.”
visualizer-clipboard-enabled: “&6Your clipboard visualizer has been &eenabled&6.”
visualizer-clipboard-disabled: “&6Your clipboard visualizer has been &cdisabled&6.”
# When enabled, if a player disables the selection visualization and leaves the server, when he will
# come back, the selection visualization will be still disabled until he activates it again with /wesv toggle.
save-toggle: true
# Delay in ticks when the WorldEdit selection and clipboard are updated.
# This doesn’t affect particles spawning and players performances.
# The server impact is medium
selection-update-interval: 20
# When enabled, the particles are displayed only when holding the WorldEdit selection wand item (by default a wooden axe)
# You can change the WorldEdit wand item in the WorldEdit configuration
need-we-wand: false
# When enabled, top and bottom particles will be displayed for cuboid selections
cuboid-top-bottom: false
# Settings for visualization
# ‘selection’: The WorldEdit current selection
# ‘clipboard’: The WorldEdit clipboard (when you use //copy or //schem load )
# ‘primary’: The primary selection points (the region borders)
# ‘secondary’: The secondary selection points
# ‘fade-delay’: The number of seconds before the particles disappears. You can set it to 0 to remove the fade delay
# ‘max-selection-size’ : The maximum size of a selection to be display. A big value (> 1000000) can cause important lags
# ‘points-distance’: The distance between each particle. The higher this number is, fewer particles will be spawn
# ‘lines-gap’ (secondary selection only): The distance between each particles lines on cuboid and polygon. The higher this number is, fewer particles will be spawn. Set it to 0 to remove cuboid lines
# ‘update-interval’: The delay in ticks between particles spawn. This impact the players performances
# ‘view-distance’: The maximum distance in which players can see the particles. On 1.7.10 the particle distance is limited to 16 (Minecraft limitation)
# ‘particles’: The particles type and data. The data can be a color for redstone like in the form ‘r,g,b’ or a Material for block crack/item crack
# The particle types are available on https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/Particle.html
visualization:
selection:
fade-delay: 0
max-selection-size: 50000
primary:
points-distance: 1.0
update-interval: 12
view-distance: 64
particles:
type: “FLAME”
data: “”
secondary:
points-distance: 3.0
lines-gap: 5.0
update-interval: 18
view-distance: 32
particles:
type: “REDSTONE”
data: “RED”
clipboard:
fade-delay: 0
max-selection-size: 50000
primary:
points-distance: 1.0
update-interval: 12
view-distance: 64
particles:
type: “FLAME”
data: “”
secondary:
points-distance: 3.0
lines-gap: 5.0
update-interval: 18
view-distance: 32
particles:
type: “REDSTONE”
data: “BLUE”
“`
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## Bugs & suggestions
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## Original Author
WorldEditSelectionVisualizer (WESV) has been originally created by rojet601. Since this user’s gone inactive since November 2015 and the plug-in contains some errors, ZathrusWriter decided to release an 1.8. forward-compatible version with those errors fixed.