• Dueling system
• Win/loss/kills/deaths tracking
• Configurable
• GUI

1. Download the latest release of DuelCraft
2. Drop the `duelcraft-version.jar` file into your server's `./plugin` folder
3. Reload/restart your server
4. You're done

Players are able to engage in duels via the command `/duel [opponent_name]`. The opponent will have to accept the request before the duel starts. Duel requests expire after a configurable amount of time. Additionally, the command `/duel` will open a GUI for players to select who to challenge.

Commands
- `/duel [player_name]`: If player_name is left blank (e.g. `/duel`), this command will open a GUI menu to interact with DuelCraft. If player_name is provided (e.g. `/duel CKAY_9`), it will try to send a duel challenge to the provided player.

DuelCraft uses Spigot API v1.20.6, but works with (from what I have tested) Minecraft v1.20.6+. The structure of DuelCraft as a system is pretty simple.

Initialization, onEnable()

• Initialize storage files (config and data) and register tasks, listeners, commands, etc.

User Interaction

• Handle user inputs, either through the command or the GUI
• (GUI) Either invite/create a duel, accept a duel, or view admin utilities (OP permissions required)
• (Command) Open GUI if no arguments are provided, otherwise send duel challenge to the first argument

Matches

• Matches have three "phases" (booleans): accepted, started, ended
• Players can't send other invites if they already have an outgoing request
• Once the challenged player accepts, a five second countdown starts where the "arena world" (flat world) is generated (`accepted = true`)
• At the end of the countdown, the players are teleported to the arena world at different locations (`±(arena_radius * 0.5)` on the center X position) and given the items provided in the config (`started = true`)
• Matches end when a player will be below `0.5` HP (half a heart), leave, or just die. Another five second countdown begins, match results are announced (`ended = true`)
• At the end of the countdown, the players are teleported back to their original location (world and position) and given their items back

Storage

• Player data is saved in a file named `/plugins/DuelCraft/data.yml`
• Players stats are updated at the end of each match
• YAML layout:

```
data.yml

players:
[player_uuid]:
wins: int
losses: int
kills: int
deaths: int
...
```