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AdvancedServerList

AdvancedServerList is a plugin made for SpigotMC, PaperMC, BungeeCord and/or Velocity. It allows you to create multiple server list profiles to display based on priority and conditions.

What is a Server List Profile?
A Server List Profile (Or Profile from here onwards) is a YAML file containing a priority, condition (Optional), MOTD, Player count text, hover for the player count text and an option to hide the player count (Change to ???).

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Conditions
Thanks to conditions can you determine when a profile should be displayed in the player's server list, to allow displaying specific text (i.e. a warning when they are using a not supported version).

When multiple profiles exist that have valid conditions is the one with the highest priority used (Higher number = higher priority). No conditions automatically makes it return true.

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Placeholders
Placeholders can be used within conditions to further customize them. The format is ${<target> <identifier>} and depending on the placeholder can it not be used everywhere.

You can read more about placeholders on the wiki.

The Spigot/PaperMC version also allows you to use placeholders from PlaceholderAPI, if the plugin is installed on the server and the player has joined before while AdvancedServerList was active.

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Formatting
AdvancedServerList utilizes the popular MiniMessage text format for all its text options.

This allows an easy way for more advanced formatting (i.e. gradients) and a consistent style across the plugin. Please note that only the MOTD option supports more advanced options such as HEX colors and gradients.

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Dependencies
The SpigotMC version of AdvancedServerList requires ProtocolLib to work.

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