PistonMOTD | RGB and 1.21 support!

PistonMOTD | RGB and 1.21 support! -----

Best MOTD plugin with Spigot, Paper, BungeeCord, Velocity and Sponge support!

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Features

Customize playercounter tooltip
Customize online player and max player counter
Random MOTD
Custom client out of date message. You can force that to always happen too.
Random favicon
Placeholders (extendable via api)
Hide your playercount
Very easy to understand config
Modular (You can enable/disable every feature)
TPS placeholder
RGB support
Luckperms prefix support

Compatible with external MOTD plugins. (Can't promise it will work with every MOTD plugin.)

Configuration
Bungeecord:

Code (YAML):

# You can find color codes here: https://minecraft.tools/en/color-code.php
# Formatting comes after the color! &d&l will work, but not &l&d.
# Placeholders: %online% (Players online)
# %max% (Server max slots)
# %aftericon% adds a bunch of spaces so the text is after the icon. (Only for protocol)
# %newline% adds a newline to your motd.

playercounter:
activated : true
text :
- '&3Hello world!'
- '&eNewline!'
- '&6 spaces!'
- '&d&lCombined'
- '&1Players : %online%'
- '&2Max : %max%'
overrideonline:
activated : false
value : 0
overridemax:
activated : false
value : 10
protocol:
activated : false
text : '&1My custom protocol message!'
icons:
activated : false
motd:
activated : true
text :
- Hello! %newline%World!
- Use &4color codes!
- '&ka &rFormatting &rworks &rtoo! &ka'
- '&1Players : %online%'
- '&2Max : %max%'

Bukkit:

Code (YAML):

# You can find color codes here: https://minecraft.tools/en/color-code.php
# Formatting comes after the color! &d&l will work, but not &l&d.
# MiniMessage formatting IS supported: https://docs.adventure.kyori.net/minimessage.html#template
# HEX/RGB colors ARE supported. (Only the motd)
# Hex format: &#FFFFFF
# Note: The MiniMessage allows you to make rainbow colors and gradients
# Placeholders: %online% (Players online)
# %max% (Server max slots)
# %newline% adds a newline to your motd.
# %tps% shows the tps (Paper only)
motd:
activated : true
text :
- "Hello! %newline%World!"
- "Use &4color codes!"
- "&ka &rFormatting &rworks &rtoo! &ka"
- "&1Players : %online%"
- "&2Max : %max%"

overridemax:
activated : false
value : 10

icons : false

# Extended config only works on paper https://papermc.io/
# On paper you also get the %tps% placeholder
extended :
# A protocol message is shown if the version of the client doesn't match the version of the server.
# %aftericon% adds a bunch of spaces so the text is after the icon. (Only for protocol)
protocol:
activated : false
text : "&1My custom protocol message!"
overrideonline:
activated : false
value : 0
# Instead of showing the playerstats the client will just display "???"
hideplayers : false
# This is shown when you hover over the playercount
playercounter:
activated : true
text :
- "&3Hello world!"
- "&eNewline!"
- "&6 spaces!"
- "&d&lCombined"
- "&1Players : %online%"
- "&2Max : %max%"

hooks:
extended:
luckpermsplayercounter : false

Commands

/pistonmotdb help (pistonmotd.help)
/pistonmotdb reload (pistonmotd.reload)

/pistonmotd help (pistonmotd.help)
/pistonmotd reload (pistonmotd.reload)

API
It IS possible to create and execute your own parsers with an external plugin. To register you need a class implementing the PlaceholderParser and to register it at the PlaceholderUtil with #registerParser(PlaceholderParser parser).

Here is an example of that:
ServerPlaceholder
Registering

And this stuff might get handy:
JavaDoc

TODO