Snowstorm
This plugin adds two modest features to your server:
- The warmth of furnaces helps your players regenerating health
- Snowballs can be made by picking up snow with an emtpy bowl
Furnaces:
Once a furnace is selected it will heal nearby players by the given amount/second. Since those furnaces are magical, there is no need to gather new firewood every now and then, as they burn forever without any fuel. They also are immune to explosions and player-damage, so there is nothing you have to worry about.
The amount of HP regenerated per second can be edited in the given config file as well as the radius in where this effect applies to your players.
Snowstorms:
Snowstorms reduce your view and can be very dangerous, since they damage you unless you'r wearing armor. Furnces will protect you from the harm they cause.
Permissions:
- snowstorm.reload -- Permission to reload config
- snowstorm.snowball.form -- Permission to make snowballs
- snowstorm.furnace.select -- Permission to select warming furnaces
- snowstorm.furnace.unselect -- Permission to unselect warming furnaces
- snowstorm.furnace.warm -- Permission to get healed by choosen furnaces
Commands:
- snowstorm reload -- reloads config
- snowstorm select -- selects the currently targeted furnace as healing furnace
- snowstorm unselect -- turns the targeted furnace into a regular furnace
Default config:
furnace:
maxDistance: 5
healingrate: 1
storm:
stormdamage: 0.5
animation: false
density: 10
Sourcecode available on github.
Please let me know if you like this plugin and if there are any features you want to have.
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Posted Jan 9, 2017You misspelled Furnace "Furnces will protect you from the harm they cause"
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Posted Jan 7, 2017I think you should add a random Snow Storm, have Snow Particles that fall down in Snow Biomes where then the player starts dying unless he/she has either leather armor on or is by a furnace, and in the Snow Storms the player walks slower
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Posted Jan 8, 2017Thanks for the feedback! I'll see what I can do.