LimitedNametags
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LimitedNametags
LimitedNametags is a Bukkit plugin created by SupaHam, that adds the possibility to limit nametag view distance. It requires almost no setup, other than installing it and ProtocolLib in your server's plugins directory. Credit goes to gsand AKA Clippy in the Spigot community for bringing this concept of a plugin to me.
Commands
Tip: Confused with command syntax or want to make the most out of them? Head over here for help.
Parent | Command | Permission | Aliases | Description |
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limitednametags | limitednametags.cmd.reload | lt | Reloads the LimitedNametags configuration file and refreshes all online players. |
Configuration
Tip: Before starting to mess around with a configuration file, please head over here and familiarise yourself.
LimitedNametags provides configurable options for the user to tweak the plugin just the way they like. The configuration is currently per world to allow the user to change the functionality to their liking.
config.yml
Configuration | Value | Description |
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worlds | Section | This section contains a list of world names that LimitedNametags should operate in. |
worlds.<world> | Section | This section is named after a specific existing world that LimitedNametags should operate in. Use '*' (asterisk) to refer to all worlds. |
worlds.<world>.enabled | Boolean | This boolean specifies whether LimitedNametags should use this world. This is simply a convenient method of telling the plugin to not use <world> without the user actually deleting the data. |
worlds.<world>.nametag-radius | Double | This double specifies the view distance (in block units) that players should be able to see each other's nametags. |
worlds.<world>.team-name | String | This string specifies the team name that manages the nametag visibility function. This is a technical feature that you as a user do not need to worry about unless told so. |