EventManager

This release didn't really add anything noticeable, but it paved the way for future large-scaled changes. Here is a basic outline of what happened. It's still recommended to use this release over [the last version](https://github.com/boyninja1555/EventManager-Minecraft-Pl… though. --- - Started working on [PAPI](https://github.com/PlaceholderAPI/PlaceholderAPI) support so you can include event details in a hologram, server list, scoreboard, etc! - Fixed some bugs that were caught while looking through the code.

EventManage is a PaperMC plugin designed to simplify event management on your Minecraft server. With a robust command system, administrators can easily configure events using the /eventmanage command (with sub-commands like details, start, stop, and edit), while players can join events with the /joinevent command. NOTICE: For now, only one event can be stored at a time, and server restarts will wipe the stored event from memory. Later, the plugin will allow you to load event information from a file, and save it back to a file, which will allow for multiple events to be stored, and you wont have to re-type multiple commands to create an event.

Key Features

- Boss Bar Display: Shows the event name (and how to join) on a boss bar that alternates between red and blue every half-second while the event is active. - Teleportation: Seamlessly teleports players to the event's start location in the specified world. - Permission-Based Access: Admin commands (eventmanager.admin) are restricted to administrators, and player commands (eventmanager.player) are available to regular players.

Built With

- [PaperMC API](https://papermc.io) - [Maven](https://maven.apache.org) - [Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com) Contributions and feedback are welcome!

How to Use

1. Download the plugin JAR. 2. Move the JAR to your server's plugins folder. 3. Restart/start your server. 4. Run /eventmanage (if you are an admin) to see a list of available commands. 5. Run /eventmanage edit to see a list of commands related to editing the currently-stored event. 6. Run /eventmanage start (if you are finished editing the event details) to start the event, display a message on the bossbar, and allow joining the event. 7. When the event ends, run /eventmanage stop to remove the bossbar message, and disable joining the event.