FishBowls

Fishbowls

Fishbowls is a lightweight plugin designed to add a small, decorative feature to Minecraft: Fishbowls!

Usage is simple, with no complicated systems to understand. Fishbowls can be given using a simple command from either opped players or the console, and thus can be given by most rewards systems in other plugins.

Command usage: /fishbowl <player> <#>

Permissions:
fishbowl.craft is the node required to craft fishbowls, and
fishbowl.command is the permission required to use the /fishbowl <player> <#> command, to give random fishbowls. Please note that, for somewhat obvious trolling reasons, the <player> argument is ignored by the command if the sender is not an op, to prevent players from spamming each other with fishbowls. If the sender is not op, the fishbowl will automatically be given to the individual who executes the command, regardless of the <player> entered.

This command will give you a fishbowl that will contain a random fish upon placing it down. Simply place down the fishbowl object, and you have your very own fishbowl to watch!

Fishbowls are also craftable! The recipe is one fish (of the type that you want in your tank), one piece of normal glass, and one bucket of water, in any shape. This will give you a fishbowl of that particular fish's type.

Each fishbowl has a fish type (random, if given by command, or pre-determined if crafted), and the fish will shift around in the tanks, blow bubbles, and look around. Some types of fish may behave slightly differently than others, and more fish behaviors are planned.

Want to get rid of a fishbowl? Just break the glass, and the fishbowl will remove itself! There is currently no way to move a fishbowl, due to the complications with the armor stands used to create them, but this is a (hopefully) planned feature.

No permissions are required, and no configuration is needed. Just drop the jar in, and enjoy a small aesthetic feature!

Have a bug to report or comment? Send me a PM or comment it below (The reviews section is for reviews of the plugin, not bug reporting! Please don't give terrible reviews just because you find a bug!) This plugin is a work-in-progress, and I'm making it publicly available just to allow people to see what armor stand manipulation has to offer for aesthetics, not because this plugin is a huge leap forward :p

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Thank you to @ericbarbwire for making a video showcasing this plugin!

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