Simple Death Chest
If it's not clear enough by the title, it stores the player's items once they die in a chest :) And... that's it (basically a Grave)
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Simple Death Chest
SimpleDeathChest
Simple, Efficient, and hopefully reliable way to safekeep player's items after their death.
How does it work?
1. When a player dies, a chest is created in their place. 2. All of their items are deposited into the chest. 3. That's it!
Some interesting features:
- All items fit in the chest! - As there's an special inventory fitting the total number of items, no items will be lost! - No chest farming over here... - Death chests are not dropped when broken - Hold up, is it empty? - A death chest cannot be broken unless it's empty - Am I too far down? - If for some reason a player dies below the world y-limit downwards the chest will spawn on the lowest layer before the Configurability - Hold on... where's my chest?????? - `/deathchest list` will allow you to see all your chests' coordinates in the world ;) - Configurability: Not everyone wants the same features in their server, so... - `explosion_proof` - Maybe you prefer the chest being prone to explosions - `player_breakable` - Can players break a deathchest? - `items_drop_when_broken` - will items drop when a chest is broken? (by a player) - `items_drop_when_exploded` - Uhh... isn't it clear? (wheather items will drop when a chest is exploded) - `name_on_chest` - do you want the chest to display who's its creator?
And Translations have arrived :)
- Maybe your server's players don't speak english, so you'd want them to be able to understand some information, right? - Therefore in the configuration as for version `1.5.2` the setting `general.language` has become available - You just put one of the "currently available" language codes in the field and you're set :) - Currently available languages: - Español (Spanish) `"es"` - English (uhhh...) `"en"` - Nederlands (Dutch) `"nl"` - Deutsch (German - Germany) `"de"`
Usage:
Don't worry, it's simple.
Place the .jar file installed in the plugins folder inside your Minecraft server's plugins folder, and start it up!
Now, if everything went well, you should get a the following messages:
``` [HH:MM:SS INFO]: [DeathChest] Enabling DeathChest v(plugin version) [HH:MM:SS INFO]: [DeathChest] Death Chest restore complete [HH:MM:SS INFO]: [DeathChest] I might be working ```
And once you stop the server...
``` [HH:MM:SS INFO]: [DeathChest] Disabling DeathChest v(plugin version) [HH:MM:SS WARN]: [DeathChest] I'm def NOT working rn ```
if you want to configure something, check in your `plugins` folder for a folder called `DeathChest`, then `config.yml` is where you can change the settings ;)
Just a friendly reminder...
I'm lazy, very much. I've found bugs I CANNOT fathom why they exist, please go to the Issues and report ANY problem you have. Though, most importantly: MAYBE the plugin has only been tested in 1.21.8 bc I can't be bothered to test it through all versions so... You might be the first one to try the plugin on a minecraft version :D
AI usage:
I'm not directly opposed to the usage of AI in the world, yet human creativity is something I deeply love.
Aside from the initial versions of the plugin (pre 1.0 versions, unreleased) there has never been any usage of AI on my part. I hope if you're interested in contributing in any way you do it without using AI, I'd love it.