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MultiLineAPI

Version 2.2.6

An API which provides a way to display custom text underneath a player's name.

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  1. Version 2.2.6latestBug in dependency fixedJul 13, 2020
    Bug for zombie pigs in PacketEntityAPI fixed. Compiled against Protocollib 4.6.0-SNAPSHOT which is a dev build which is known to work with 1.16.
    1 download
  2. Version 2.2.5Updated for 1.16Jul 5, 2020
    Updated dependencies
    27 downloads
  3. Version 2.1.5Updated DependenciesMay 5, 2020
    updated dependencies.
    136 downloads
  4. Version 2.1.4Added Update checkerMay 5, 2020
    Plugin now checks if there is an update on SpigotMC. Changed the api version in plugin.yml
    5 downloads
  5. Version 2.1.Apr 3, 2020
    4 downloads
  6. Version 2.1.3Updated DependenciesApr 3, 2020
    A dependency that MultiLine relied on had a bug in it that required that dependencies API to change.
    88 downloads
  7. 2.1.2MultilineAPI 2.1.2Dec 29, 2019
    supports version 1.15.1 uses ProtocolLib 4.5.1
    179 downloads
  8. 2.0.1Version 2.0.1 - Stability updateMar 5, 2019
    Combined with release 0.7.2 of PacketEntityAPI, this plugin should now be stable for use. Changelog: · Fix issue #41
    283 downloads
  9. 2.0.0aMultiLineAPI Version 2.0! - Stability and flexibility updateFeb 17, 2019
    THIS IS AN ALPHA BUILD, AND IT CANNOT BE GUARANTEED TO BE STABLE. However, since this is now purely packet-based, it is almost impossible that it causes any lasting changes once uninstalled (No guarantees). Many hours of development went into the development of this update. If you would like to support me and my work, please consider donating here: ​ 2.0 Notable Feature List: · Everything about the tag can be customized based on not only what it is being displayed on, but also who is viewing it. · There are now two engines - one that operates based on stacking entities (which is often a nicer solution, but can mess with some client-side predictions of motion for different things - especially arrows) - and one that operates by teleporting armor stands around to follow the entities. · Everything is done using packets (including spawning and destroying the entities), meaning any bugs or issues should have no lasting effect on the world. · Tags can be displayed on almost any entity type. IT'S READY FOR PUBLIC TESTING! It should be noted, however, that this is still an alpha build. Bugs will likely exist. Please report any bugs you find to the issue tracker. They will be fixed as soon as possible. This plugin requires PacketEntityAPI and ProtocolLIB. Developers: JavaDocs are available here, with a starting guide available here! ​
    34 downloads
  10. 1.2.6Fix Critical API bugsJan 26, 2017
    Really sorry guys, I forgot to do debugging of the actual API methods before releasing. Changelog: · Fix an erroneous lines.clear() breaking all functionality
    634 downloads
  11. 1.2.5Critical FixJan 25, 2017
    Thanks to @WiseHollow for reminding me to change the Spigot configuration getter.
    29 downloads
  12. 1.2.4MultiLineAPI version 1.2.4: Bugfixes... Bugfixes Everywhere!Jan 25, 2017
    This version includes several bugfixes, including issues #3, #4, #6, #7, #8, #9 and #10 Mostly Detailed Changelog: (Sorry, this is missing some things because I don't commit that often. I'll try to do better ) · Fix the tag remaining where the player died until they press "Respawn" · Fix the nametag staying on a player's head until they move · Fix nametags still showing for players who have entities on their head server-side (but at y=-10) · Fix Memory Leak in Tag class · Fix /kill killing a player's nametag · Stop players with invisibility from still having their tags shown · Stop players in spectator mode from seeing the entities on a player's head Note: The API methods themselves have not been heavily tested in this version. However, no major changes in the API exist between this version and the last one. It should be noted, however, that this is still a beta plugin. Bugs will exist. Please report any bugs you find to the issue tracker. They will be fixed as soon as possible . This plugin requires ProtocolLIB. You may find the recommended versions for 1.8 and later on the release download page. Developers: JavaDocs are available here!
    26 downloads
  13. 0.1αDec 21, 2016
    128 downloads

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