PlayerBiomes

• Use /whatbiome to find what biome you are in
• Send player-specific translations of biome names to players
• Get the player's biome name formatted in various ways using PlaceholderAPI placeholders
• Gives you the exact same name that the client sees which means it supports custom biomes (datapacks like Terralith, Incendium, etc.)

PlaceholderAPI must be installed on server for placeholders to be usable. Command /whatbiome can still be used without PlaceholderAPI.



What does it do different than the other PlaceholderAPI expansions?

• It gives you the exact same name that the client sees which means it supports custom biomes (plugins and datapack) (other expansions do this only for 1.21.3 and above, due to a change in the Spigot API. But I haven't come across an expansion that formats it and translates it like ours do!)
• Formats biome names which have special characters (/) in them!

Configuration: Options are described in comments beside them
View latest config.yml

Inside the plugins/PlayerBiomes/ folder, a folder named lang can be created and in it, can be multiple json files named <locale>.json that contain translations of biome names for that locale. You can either extract these from the Minecraft Java client .jar file, or download these on the fly from a website that hosts those files. Downloading is disabled by default. Read the config for more info.

Commands:
/playerbiomes reload (alias /pb reload):
  Permission: playerbiomes.command.reload (false by default)
  Description: Reloads the configuration of PlayerBiomes, and refreshes the translation cache.

/whatbiome (alias /whereami):
  Permission: playerbiomes.command.whatbiome (true by default)
  Description: Displays the name of the current biome of the player running the command.



Placeholders:

[Fabric Mod Caxton used on Client to render the Tamil font (Resource Pack Used). Check it out!]

%playerbiomes_biome_raw%:
Gives the complete namespaced ID of the biome
Examples:

• `minecraft:jungle`
• `terralith:moonlight_grove`
• `terralith:caves/deep_caves`
• `incendium:weeping_valley`

%playerbiomes_biome_name% and %playerbiomes_biome_name_english%:
Gives the Capitalized name of the biome (Removes the internal path of biomes from the Namespaced ID)
Examples:

• `minecraft:jungle` becomes "Jungle"
• `terralith:moonlight_grove` becomes "Moonlight Grove"
• `terralith:caves/deep_caves` becomes "Deep Caves"
• `incendium:weeping_valley` becomes "Weeping Valley"

%playerbiomes_biome_namespace%:
Gives the Capitalized nameSPACE of the biome
Examples:

• `minecraft:jungle` becomes "Minecraft"
• `terralith:moonlight_grove` becomes "Terralith"
• `terralith:caves/deep_caves` becomes "Terralith"
• `incendium:weeping_valley` becomes "Incendium".

%playerbiomes_biome_formatted% and %playerbiomes_biome_formatted_english%:
Gives the full namespaced ID of the biome in the format: <Namespace>: <Biome Name Capitalized>
Examples:

• `minecraft:jungle` becomes "Minecraft: Jungle"
• `terralith:moonlight_grove` becomes "Terralith: Moonlight Grove"
• `terralith:caves/deep_caves` becomes "Terralith: Deep Caves"
• `incendium:weeping_valley` becomes "Incendium: Weeping Valley"

Placeholders ending with _english use the old method that gets the name from the namespaced key directly using string manipulation.

Support and Feature Requests in Resource Discussion Tab / Discord only!

Discord: https://dsc.gg/pseudoforceyt

Thanks @mfnalex and @ZBLL for helping with the initial version of plugin! Thanks to @si6gma (Discord) for help with string manipulation (versions before 6.0.0)!

The plugin utilizes the JeffLib library for getting the biome namespaced key for game versions older than 1.19.3.

Servers using PlayerBiomes:

• Request for your server to be added in our Discord Server!

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