LyttleHotbar

🌟 Features

🎯 Core Plugin Features

- Real-time overlay using MiniMessage formatting - Player direction (`<PLAYER_FACING>`), in-game 24h time (`<SERVER_TIME_24_H>`), and total server days (`<STATISTIC_TOTAL_SERVER_DAYS>`) - Supports PlaceholderAPI for coordinates and more: `%player_x%`, `%player_y%`, `%player_z%`, etc. - ActionBar display updates on inventory, join, teleport, or world change - Fully configurable, lightweight, and open source

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🤌 Lyttle Certified

- Basic plugin without fluff - No unnecessary features - Full flexibility and configurability - Open source and free to use (MIT License)

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⌨️ Commands

> 💡 `<required>` `[optional]`

| Command | Permission | Description | |:-----------------------|:----------------------|:-----------------------------| | `/lyttlehotbar reload` | `lyttlehotbar.reload` | Reloads plugin configuration |

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🔑 Permissions

| Permission Node | Description | Default | |:----------------------|:---------------------------------|:--------| | `lyttlehotbar.*` | Grants all plugin permissions | ❌ | | `lyttlehotbar.reload` | Allows reloading config/messages | ❌ |

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📥 Installation

Quick Start

1. Download the latest version from Hangar 2. Place the `.jar` file in your server's `plugins` folder 3. Download and add PlaceholderAPI for coordinate placeholders (`%player_x%`, etc.) 4. Restart your server 5. Edit the configuration file to customize navigation overlays

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📋 Requirements

- Java 21 or newer - Paper 1.21.x+ - PlaceholderAPI for player coordinates - Minimum 10MB free disk space

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💫 Dependencies

- PlaceholderAPI - Required for player coordinate placeholders

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📝 Configuration Files

🔧 `config.yml`

The main configuration file controlling plugin behavior and features. Supports placeholders like `<PLAYER_FACING>`, `<SERVER_TIME_24_H>`, `<STATISTIC_TOTAL_SERVER_DAYS>`, and PlaceholderAPI values such as `%player_x%`, `%player_y%`, `%player_z%`.

💬 `messages.yml`

Customize all plugin messages. Supports MiniMessage formatting.

🔄 The #defaults Folder

The folder serves several important purposes: `#defaults`

1. Documentation: Contains original copies of all configuration files 2. Documentation: Use these to restore default settings 3. Documentation: Preserved during plugin updates 4. Documentation: Shows all available options with comments

> 💡 Never modify files in the #defaults folder! They are automatically overwritten during server restarts.

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💬 Support

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📜 License