**zAnnouncements is a lightweight and easy-to-use plugin that allows server administrators to**
**send beautiful, formatted announcements to all players.**
**Whether you’re managing a small SMP or a large community, this plugin makes global**
**communication simple and stylish.**
## ✨ Features
**Send global announcements with /announce **
**Reload the configuration instantly with /zannouncements reload**
**Supports Legacy Color Codes (&c, &a, etc.) and Hex Colors (<#ff00ff>)**
**Fully customizable main title in the config file**
**Clean and minimal — no unnecessary files or dependencies**
## 🧩 Configuration
**The plugin comes with a short, easy-to-edit config file.**
**You can change the main announcement title, which appears above the message.**
**Config:**
“`
# Config Version 1.0
title: <#ff0000>Example &aSMP # The Announcement Title (Could be Something like “&aAnnouncement”)
“`
## 💬 Commands
/announce → Sends a formatted announcement to all players
/zannounce reload → Reloads the configuration file
## ⚙️ Permissions
zannouncements.use → Allows using /announce
zannouncements.admin → Allows using /zannounce reload
## 🎨 Example Usage
/announce <#00ffff>Server restart in 5 minutes!
→ Displays a bold, colorful announcement visible to all players.
## 🧠 Why Choose zAnnouncements?
**Simple setup, no dependencies**
**Supports both old and modern Minecraft color codes**
**Works perfectly on survival servers, mini-games, or networks**
**Clear, non-intrusive announcements that match your server’s theme**
A mod to alter the transparency or fully hide armor and equipment with multiplayer support, without any dependencies – supporting a wide range of game versions and available for Fabric, Quilt and NeoForge.
### Features
– **Per-slot opacity sliders** for helmet, chestplate, leggings, boots and offhand
– **Enchantment glint control** to selectively hide the glint on any slot
– **Combat detection** let you automatically show armor when in combat
– **Full multiplayer sync** so other players see your settings when the server has the mod
– **Works client-side only** too without server mod required
– **Live in-game preview** of your changes
– **Keybindings** to quickly toggle Armor Hider or open the settings screen
– **Admin controls** for server operators (force armor visible, server-wide combat detection)
I track issues (including feature requests) via GitHub and do my best to close out any bugs timely (plus, I get way too excited about new features myself..). If you don’t have an account, feel free to join the Discord server and let me know there.
—
## Customizability
Find Armor Hider’s settings integrated into the game via “Skin Customization” in the game settings (or via ‘Zannagh’s Armor Hider’ on older game versions). When in-game, the mod settings feature a live preview of your changes.
### Armor Opacity
The mod allows you to define an opacity between 0% (hidden, cancelling the rendering) and 100% (the mod doesn’t do anything) for each armor item slot. In addition, it’s possible to specify whether skull items (skeleton/wither/… skull) should be affected by the helmet setting and if Elytras should be affected by the chestslot setting.
Furthermore, you can selectively hide the enchantment glint on any of the slots.
If you’d like to have armors visible in combat, you can choose whether combat will temporarily show your armor or not, see [Combat Detection](#combat-detection) below.
### Offhand Opacity
Armor Hider additionally offers to hide the offhand slot if you don’t want your fancy skin obstructed by a shield or other items.
## Synchronization
If the mod is installed on the server you’re joining, all of your local preferences will get sent to the server on change or join. The server-side mod then takes care of relaying your preferences to all other clients. That way, if the mod is present on the server, everyone will see your avatar exactly as you’ve configured it (including combat detection, glint and other features).
Combat events are synchronized and not only client-side, so when the server runs the mod, you’ll see another player’s armor once they enter combat (granted they have the related setting enabled).
If a host is not yet running the mod, there’s a setting available which lets you define whether the then ‘unknown’ players should have their armor rendering unaffected or carry over your own settings.
## Advanced Settings
* **Apply your settings to unknown players**: Whether to use your own opacity settings or the default settings (armor
shown normally, as without the mod) when a player’s settings cannot be determined — for example when using the mod
only client-side on an unmodded server (see [Server communication matrix](#server-communication-matrix) below)
* **Disable Armor Hider features**: Globally disable Armor Hider on your client. If the server is forcing Armor Hider
off, this setting is overridden
* **Disable Armor Hider for other players**: Disable Armor Hider rendering for other players’ armors only. If the server is forcing Armor Hider off or the global disable is set, this setting is ignored
### Administrative Settings
For hosts, these settings require moderator/operator permissions (for compatibility reasons, the mod only checks for permission level >= 3) and are applied server-wide, overriding individual player preferences.
* **Armor in combat (server)**: Forces combat detection server-wide — when enabled, armor is always shown for any player in combat, overriding each player’s individual combat detection setting – useful for PvP servers
* **Force Armor Hider off for all players**: Forces Armor Hider to be disabled for all players on the server (especially useful when you’re running a PvP server and don’t want people to hide other players’ armors)
### Combat Detection
Combat Detection
With combat detection enabled, your armor automatically becomes visible when you take or deal damage.
Your locally set preferences get sent to the server on change or join. Players joining a server will retrieve the
preference library from the server in order to apply other players’ preferences on their client.
The following matrix shows how preferences are resolved depending on where the mod is installed:
| Mod on Server | Mod on Client | Behavior |
|:—:|:—:|—|
| Yes | Yes | Full functionality. Your preferences are synced to the server and relayed to other players. You see other players’ actual configured armor opacity. Combat events are relayed by the server for synchronized combat detection. |
| Yes | No | No effect. The server stores preferences but the vanilla client cannot render transparency changes. |
| No | Yes | Client-side only. Other players’ preferences cannot be determined. Depending on the **”Apply your settings to unknown players”** setting: **ON** — your own opacity settings are applied to all players; **OFF** — default settings are used (armor rendered normally, as without the mod). Combat events will not be passed around in the server. |
| No | No | No effect. The mod is not present. |
## Community
Join the [Discord server](https://discord.gg/AMwbYqdmQb) for support, discussion, and feature requests.
## Issues and Feature Requests
As mentioned before, feel free to create an issue on the GitHub repository or reach out on Discord to make me aware of problems or ideas that could make this mod better.
## Supported Game Versions and Loaders
This mod adds a fun and unique twist to the game by giving players oversized heads, creating a humorous and lighthearted visual effect. It is a purely cosmetic change that does not affect gameplay balance, mechanics, or stats in any way. The mod is safe to use in all environments, including single-player and any type of multiplayer server.
Этот мод добавляет возможность делать головы игроков забавными и большими. Он изменяет визуальное отображение персонажей в игре, увеличивая их головы и добавляя комический эффект, что делает игровой процесс более веселым и непринужденным. Мод никак не влияет на игровой баланс и не содержит ограничений на использование в любых типах серверов или одиночной игре.
Zombie Apocalypse Core [ZAC]
# Zombie Apocalypse Core
Necessity for zombie apocalypse modpacks.
Continuation of the Zombie Apocalypse Core mod.
**If you have any feature ideas, open an issue on the GitHub and if its relevant, it may be added**
The Fabric version needs Fabric API as a dependency.
Compatibility
No known incompatible mods found yet, and no mod has been given explicit compatibility either.
If you find incompatible mods, please open a GitHub issue so they can be added here.
Features
'How configurable each feature is' - the measure
☔ if on/off values,
☔☔ if editable lists/numerical values,
and ☔☔☔ if on/off with editable lists/numerical values)
Or simply, more umbrellas more configuration potential
`this section is excessively verbose, read it only if you are confused with the config`
The config file is present at `your_minecraft_game_dir/config/zac-common.toml` where your_minecraft_game_dir is your minecraft game directory.
**REMEMBER!**
only registry names can be used in lists, for the additionalZombieDrops list you can use registry names of items (`minecraft:item`) and for the entity lists you can use the entity’s registry name (`minecraft:entity`) where item and entity correspond to the item/entity’s registry name.
This should work with entities and items from other mods as well, but has not been yet tested.
You would simply replace the minecraft namespace (`minecraft`) with the mod’s namespace (`mod`) and it would look like `mod:item` or `mod:entity`.
“`toml
# list [“entry1”, “entry2”]
entityMultiplierEntities = []
“`
List of entities which are going to be multipled `entityMultiplierRate` times every time they spawn.
“`toml
# list [“entry1”, “entry2”]
entityBlocklistEntities = []
“`
List of entities which either won’t spawn or will instantly get despawned.
“`toml
# list [“entry1”, “entry2”]
daylightResistantEntities = [“minecraft:zombie”]
“`
List of entities which will not burn in the day.
“`toml
# list [“entry1”, “entry2”]
additionalZombieDrops = [“minecraft:rotten_flesh=0.9”, “minecraft:bone=0.1”, “minecraft:carrot=0.009”, “minecraft:potato=0.0009”, “minecraft:iron_nugget=0.0005”, “minecraft:gold_nugget=0.0001”]
“`
List of additional zombie drops, the default zombie loottable is unchanged, these are merely extra drops with chances.
To get the percentage in decimals (as used here), just divide the percentage number by 100.
“`toml
# bool (true/false)
heavilyArmoredZombiesEnabled = false
“`
Does exactly what it says.
“`toml
# bool (true/false)
dayCounterEnabled = true
“`
Also does exactly what it says.
“`toml
# bool (true/false)
zombiesBreakBlocks = true
“`
Whether zombies should be able to break blocks in between its path to the player or not.
“`toml
# integer (1, 2, 3…)
zombieBlockBreakReach = 3
“`
How far zombies can be from a block and still be able to break it.
Korean speech recognition is powered by Vosk and may not be perfect.
Misrecognition can happen.
In this mod, occasional misrecognition is part of the challenge.
This mod was fan-made with the assistance of ChatGPT.
ChatGPT was used for planning, feature design, code generation, debugging, documentation, and release text drafting.
## Source and licenses
Source code and third-party license notices are available on GitHub.
This project uses:
* Vosk API
* Vosk Korean speech recognition model
* Java Native Access, JNA
* Fabric API
Zenith-Mod
# Zenith-Mod – Professional Moderation Plugin
Missing something?
Do you miss something in this Plugin? Open a Ticket in our [Discord](https://discord.gg/2a4a3mWR4r) and we’ll implement it very asap!
A comprehensive moderation plugin built for modern Paper servers. Zenith-Mod gives you everything you need to manage your community effectively, with a focus on performance and reliability.
## Core Features
### Complete Moderation Suite
**Ban System** – Full ban management with IP bans, temporary and permanent bans, automatic escalation, and template support. Ban players whether they’re online or offline.
**Mute System** – Chat muting with command blocking support. Works for offline players too, so you can mute someone before they even join. Includes IP-based muting and automatic escalation.
**Warning System** – Track warnings with escalation levels and customizable thresholds. See a player’s warning history at a glance.
**Freeze System** – Freeze players in place with movement restrictions. Perfect for investigations or preventing griefers from escaping.
**Kick System** – Enhanced kick functionality with custom reasons and staff notifications.
**AutoMod** –
The AutoMod system automatically monitors chat and removes messages that violate your server rules — no manual intervention needed.
Word Filter automatically detects and removes messages containing blacklisted words. Thanks to built-in Leetspeak normalization, bypass attempts like 1d10t, i.d.i.o.t or @ssh0le are caught automatically — you only need to add the base word to the list.
AntiSpam detects two types of spam: players sending the same message repeatedly (duplicate detection) and players flooding the chat with too many messages in a short time (flood detection). Both thresholds are fully configurable.
When a message is blocked, the player receives a notification and staff members with the alert permission are instantly notified in-game. Alerts are also sent to a configurable Discord channel as an embed. Staff can toggle their own alerts on/off with /automod alerts.
**Banlist GUI** –
The Banlist GUI gives your staff a clean overview of all bans on your server — both active and inactive — directly in-game via /banlist.
Active bans are displayed in red, expired or already unbanned players in green, making it easy to see the current status at a glance. Each entry shows the player head, ban reason, type (Ban or IP-Ban), remaining duration, the staff member who issued the ban, and the Case ID.
Staff can filter the list to show all bans, active bans only, or inactive bans only. A built-in Case ID search lets you find a specific case instantly by typing the ID in chat. Clicking on an active ban entry unbans the player directly from the GUI.
### Advanced Management Tools
**Vanish System** – Complete invisibility with tab list hiding, god mode, and permission-based visibility. Staff can stay hidden while monitoring the server.
**Alt Detection & Limiting** – Automatically detect alt accounts and limit how many accounts can connect from the same IP address (configurable up to 5 accounts per IP).
**Client Detection** – Detect what client players are using and take action based on that information.
**Chat Freeze** – Temporarily freeze all chat for announcements or emergencies. Useful for server-wide announcements.
**Notes System** – Staff-only notes for players with full history tracking. Keep internal notes that players can’t see.
**History System** – Complete audit trail with case IDs for all moderation actions. Every action is logged and searchable.
### Template & Escalation System
**Pre-configured Templates** – Ready-to-use punishment templates that automatically escalate based on repeat offenses. Set up once and let the system handle repeat offenders.
**Multi-level Escalation** – Automatic duration increases based on how many times a player has been punished. First offense gets a warning, second gets a short ban, third gets longer, and so on.
**IP/UUID Tracking** – Choose whether to track by IP address or UUID per template. Some offenses might need IP tracking, others don’t.
**Custom Reason Suffixes** – Automatically add offense level information to ban reasons. Makes it clear why someone got a longer ban.
**Template Permissions** – Granular permission system so junior staff can only use certain templates.
### Offline Player Support
One of Zenith-Mod’s key features is that you can moderate players even when they’re not currently online. This means you can ban, mute, warn, freeze, or add notes to players who are offline – the action will take effect as soon as they try to join. This is especially useful for handling reports or taking action on players who logged off before you could deal with them.
Note: This refers to players who are currently offline, not offline-mode (cracked) Minecraft servers. The plugin works with standard online-mode authentication.
### API & Integrations
#### Java API System (Beta)
Zenith-Mod includes a comprehensive Java API for developers who want to integrate moderation features into their own plugins.
**Available APIs:**
– **FreezeAPI** – Programmatically freeze and unfreeze players with history tracking
– **ChatFreezeAPI** – Control server chat programmatically
– **EssentialsAPI** – God mode, fly mode, heal, feed, clear inventory, teleport
– **VanishAPI** – Vanish and unvanish players programmatically
– **Event System** – Listen to moderation actions with custom events (Ban, Mute, Warn, Kick events)
All API methods use `CompletableFuture` for non-blocking operations, so they won’t slow down your server. Staff notifications and history logging happen automatically for all API actions.
The Java API is currently in **Beta**. While core plugin functionality is stable, API features may undergo changes in future versions. Use at your own risk.
#### Other Integrations
**Web-API** (Premium) – RESTful API for external integrations and web panels. Token-based authentication with real-time server statistics and license validation for premium features.
**Discord Integration** (Beta) – Use slash commands in Discord to perform moderation actions. Great for remote moderation or integrating with Discord bots.
### Performance Optimized
Everything in Zenith-Mod is built with performance in mind. All operations are fully asynchronous, so nothing blocks the main server thread. We use HikariCP for database connection pooling, which means fast and efficient database operations. Configuration changes can be reloaded without restarting the server, and all database queries are non-blocking.
### Modern Architecture
**Multi-Database Support** – Works with H2 (default), SQLite, MySQL, or MariaDB. Use H2 for single servers, MySQL/MariaDB for multi-server setups.
**Proxy Support** – Full support for Velocity and BungeeCord IP forwarding.
**Modular Configuration** – Each module has its own config file, making it easy to customize what you need.
**Permission-Based** – Comprehensive permission system so you can control who can do what.
**Error Handling** – Robust error handling means the plugin won’t crash your server if something goes wrong.
## Modules
| Module | Description |
|——–|————-|
| **Ban** | Complete ban management with IP bans and escalation |
| **Mute** | Chat muting with command blocking and escalation |
| **Warn** | Warning system with customizable thresholds |
| **Freeze** | Player freezing with restrictions |
| **Kick** | Enhanced kick system |
| **Vanish** | Complete invisibility system |
| **Limiter** | Alt detection and IP limiting |
| **History** | Complete moderation history tracking |
| **Notes** | Staff notes system |
| **Check** | Player information and status checks |
| **Client Detector** | Client type detection |
| **Chat Freeze** | Temporary chat freezing |
| **Essentials** | God mode, fly mode, heal, feed, clear, teleport |
| **Web-API** (Premium) | RESTful API integration |
| **Discord** (Beta) | Discord bot integration |
**What we’re planning:**
– Punish Command – Take moderation actions through a GUI
– VoiceChat Muting – Mute people in voice chat using [Simple Voice Chat](https://modrinth.com/plugin/simple-voice-chat)
## Technical Specifications
### Compatibility
– **Paper 1.21.4+** – Fully tested and supported
– **Paper 1.21.x** – Very likely compatible
– **Paper 1.20.x** – Very likely compatible
– **Paper 1.19.4** – Probably compatible
– **Paper 1.19.x** – May work with minor issues
– **Paper 1.18.x and older** – Not supported
– **Spigot** – Partially supported (some features may not work)
### Requirements
– **Java**: 17 or higher
– **Server**: Paper 1.19.4+ recommended
– **Database**: H2 (default), SQLite, MySQL, or MariaDB
– **Permissions**: LuckPerms or similar (recommended)
### Configuration
– **Hot-Reload**: Use `/zenith reload` to reload all configs without restarting
– **Modular Config**: Each module has its own YAML file in the `modules/` directory
– **Color Support**: Full hex color support and Minecraft color codes
– **Placeholders**: Dynamic placeholders in all messages
## Key Commands
– `/ban ` – Ban a player using a template
– `/mute ` – Mute a player using a template
– `/warn ` – Warn a player using a template
– `/freeze ` – Freeze a player in place
– `/vanish` – Toggle vanish mode
– `/history ` – View a player’s moderation history
– `/notes ` – Manage staff notes for a player
– `/check ` – Check a player’s current status
– `/zenith reload` – Reload all configuration files
– `/zenith help` – Show all available commands
## Staff Features
– Real-time notifications for all moderation events
– Auto-escalation based on repeat offenses
– IP-based tracking to prevent alt account abuse
– Complete audit trail with searchable case IDs
– Offline player moderation support
– Template-only mode for junior staff members
## Performance Highlights
– **Async Operations**: Nothing blocks the server thread
– **Connection Pooling**: HikariCP for optimal database performance
– **Smart Caching**: Frequently accessed data is cached
– **File Rotation**: Automatic log file rotation by date
– **Error Recovery**: Automatic retry for database operations
## Statistics & Tracking
– Player join and leave tracking
– Moderation action counts
– Active ban and mute tracking
– Offense count per template
– Alt account detection
– IP address tracking (with proxy support)
## Customization
– **Messages**: Fully customizable in `messages.yml`
– **Colors**: Hex color support throughout
– **Placeholders**: Dynamic content in all messages
– **Prefix**: Configurable prefix for all messages
– **Duration Format**: Customizable duration display
## Getting Started
1. Download the plugin and place it in your `plugins/` folder
2. Restart your server
3. Configure your database settings in `config.yml`
4. Customize messages in `messages.yml` if needed
5. Configure modules in the `modules/` directory
6. Use `/zenith reload` to apply any configuration changes
## For Plugin Developers
Zenith-Mod provides a comprehensive Java API for plugin integration:
“`java
ZenithAPI api = ZenithAPI.getInstance();
if (api != null && api.isAvailable()) {
// Use FreezeAPI, ChatFreezeAPI, EssentialsAPI, VanishAPI
// Subscribe to events with ZenithEventBus
}
“`
**Full API Documentation**: [http://javadocs.zenith-studios.org/](http://javadocs.zenith-studios.org/)
API Usage Example
“`java
// Subscribe to ban events
ZenithEventBus bus = ZenithEventBus.getInstance();
bus.subscribe(PlayerBanEvent.class, event -> {
getLogger().info(event.getPlayerName() + ” was banned: ” + event.getReason());
});
// Freeze a player via API
FreezeAPI freezeAPI = api.getFreezeAPI();
freezeAPI.freeze(playerUuid, staffUuid, “Investigation”).thenAccept(success -> {
if (success) {
getLogger().info(“Player frozen successfully”);
}
});
“`
## Important Notes
– **Java API**: Currently in **BETA** – API structure may change in future versions
– **Discord Integration**: Currently in BETA – use with caution
– **Premium Features**: Some features require a license
– **Database**: H2 is recommended for single-server setups
– **MySQL/MariaDB**: Recommended for multi-server setups
## Support & Resources
– **Discord**: [Join our Discord](https://discord.gg/2qCMn6KHj4)
– **Premium Modules**: Available on Discord
– **Documentation**: [Zenith-Mod Docs](https://docs.zenith-studios.org/zenith-mod/introduction/)
– **API Documentation**: [Javadocs](http://javadocs.zenith-studios.org/)
– **Support**: Available on Discord
## Why Zenith-Mod?
**Performance First** – Zero thread blocking, fully async operations
**Modern Design** – Built for Paper 1.21.4+ with latest APIs
**Complete Solution** – Everything you need in one plugin
**Developer Friendly** – Comprehensive Java API for integrations
**Scalable** – Works great for small and large servers
**Professional** – Enterprise-grade reliability
**Configurable** – Highly customizable to fit your needs
**Well Documented** – Comprehensive documentation and support
Lightweight system for managing block variants. Groups related blocks into families and adds a selection menu with mouse wheel cycling for fast switching while building.
## ❓ Why This Backpack?
Traditional backpack mods = mobile chests requiring separate GUIs. Our solution:
1. **Seamless experience** – Access backpack items directly in **work GUIs**
2. **Native interaction** – Full support for recipe book/JEI/REI/EMI
3. **Backpack swapping** – Swap when placing backpack in backpack slot/inside
4. **Continuous expansion** – Growing mod compatibility support
## ⚠️ Current Status
### The mod is currently in a very early stage. If you find any bugs, you can report them via GitHub or Discord
❗ Found an issue or have suggestions? Report now!
– [GitHub](https://github.com/yyz729/yyzsbackpack/issues)
– [Discord](https://discord.com/invite/3NPKBgXxVU)
🔧 **In development**:
– More GUI support
– Backpack 3D models
– Expanded mod compatibility
> ✨ **Design Philosophy**: Make backpacks a natural extension of the main inventory
> ⚠️ **Disclaimer**
>
> This plugin does **not** support spigot or version < 1.21
---
# Modules
## Discord Module
Also available as standalone Plugin [here](https://modrinth.com/plugin/yvtils-dc)
- Tutorial: [Discord Module Setup Guide](https://youtu.be/YQiYSjEcdMk)
– Chat Sync
– Minecraft Server Stats
– Silent Container Interaction
– No Mob Targeting
– Ignore dropped items
– Layer System
– Higher Layer Players can see Lower Layer Players, but not vice versa.
– Fake Max Player Count
– Customizable Player Info Text
## Waypoints Module
`/waypoint [visibility]`
– Create waypoints with visibilities
– Public – Everyone can see it
– Private – Only you can see it
– Unlisted – Only you can see it, but others can navigate to it
– Navigate to waypoints
The Plugin supports English and German (Deutsch) as languages currently. If a player has one of the two languages selected as their game language, most messages sent to them will be localized
– [Request Features](https://github.com/YVtils/YVtils-SMP/issues/new?assignees=&labels=feature+request&template=feature_request.md&title=) or
[Discord](https://yvtils.net/yvtils/support)
> ⚠️ Disclaimer: This project is currently in beta. Features, configurations, documentations and flags are actively being expanded and improved. Expect updates and enhancements in the near future!
> Take full control over your land – with regions, flags, and fine-grained permissions!
—
### This Plugin does **not** support Spigot or Minecraft versions < 1.21.1
## Key Features
* Claim regions with simple commands
* Set flags with multiple permission levels
* Region visibility and trust system
* Integrates with other YVtils modules
---
## 🔧 How It Works
Players can:
* Create, expand, and delete their own **regions**
* Assign **permissions and flags** for groups, or globally
* Trust other players or revoke access at any time
---
## 🎬 Showcase
WIP
---
## 🗜️ Regions Overview
* **Small and large regions** are supported
* Works with **buildings and terrain**
---
## 📜 Commands
```
/region create
/region delete
/region flags [regionName]
/region members [role]
/region info [regionName]
/region list [role] [player]
“`
—
## 🔐 Permissions & Flags
WIP
—
## 🌍 Localization
The plugin supports:
* **English**
* **Deutsch**
Players will automatically see messages in their game language if supported.
—
## 🛠️ Installation
1. Download the plugin `.jar` from Modrinth or GitHub
2. Place it in your `plugins/` folder
3. Restart the server
—
## 📬 Feedback
* [Request a Feature](https://github.com/YVtils/yvtils_collection/issues/new?template=feature_request_regions.md)
* [Report a Bug](https://github.com/YVtils/yvtils_collection/issues/new?template=bug_report_regions.md)
* [Join our Discord](https://yvtils.net/yvtils/support)