Life stealing
Players can now be rewarded for being rude, if you want this to be the case.
Additions
Additions
- Added the configuration option lifesteal.enabled.
- This option controls a new feature of the plugin: the ability to steal lives by killing other players. When enabled, by default, players with 2 or fewer lives gain 1 life if they kill a player with 4 or more lives.
- For a more technical explanation, when enabled, players with a life count equal to or less than the option lifesteal.max-lives-to-steal (explained below) gain 1 life if they kill a player with a life count equal to or greater than the option lifesteal.min-lives-to-be-robbed (explained below).
- Defaults to false.
- Added the configuration option lifesteal.max-lives-to-steal.
- Controls the highest life count a player can have while still being able to steal lives by killing players.
- Defaults to 2.
- Cannot be set to a value above the life limit, unless it's set to 0.
- Added the configuration option lifesteal.min-lives-to-be-robbed.
- Controls the lowest life count a player can have while still being able to be robbed of lives by being killed by other players.
- Defaults to 4.
- Cannot be set to a value above the life limit, unless it's set to 0.
- Added the following messages, which appear when a player steals a life by killing a player:
- lives-message-after-lifesteal.plural
- lives-message-after-lifesteal.singular
- lives-message-after-lifesteal.none
- API additions:
- LifeChanges#livesMessageAfterLifesteal(Player, Player): shows the lifesteal-related messages mentioned above.
- Added fields livesAfterLifestealPlural, livesAfterLifestealSingular and livesAfterLifestealNone to Messages.
- Due to internal setup changes, the plugin no longer supports Minecraft versions below 1.17.
- Even though 1.17(.1) can be run with Java 16, the plugin only supports Java 17 or above.
- The configuration option lives-limit can now be set to 0, which makes the plugin operate as if there was no life limit at all.
- Removed the deadPlayers.yml file. Players are now considered dead if their life count is equal to zero.
- API changes:
- SemiHardcore#getDeadPlayersFile is now terminally deprecated.
- LifeChanges#setDead now does nothing and is deprecated.
- LifeChanges#setLives and LifeChanges#addLife can no longer set a player's life count above the life limit.
- LifeChanges#respectLivesLimit is now deprecated.
- Options is now a record, therefore it now contains new accessor methods, named exactly after each field.
- The old accessor methods are now deprecated and kept for backwards compatibility.
- SH-7 - The first sentence of the update checker's message is missing a period
- SH-8 - The message for the starting lives or life limit being 1 is not sent by the plugin's logger
- SH-10 - Using /setlives to set a player's lives to zero does not produce a success message
- SH-11 - Using /setlives to set a player's lives to zero calls PlayerLifeChangeEvent twice
- SH-12 - Using /setlives to set a player's lives to a number above the life limit calls PlayerLifeChangeEvent twice
- SH-13 - Setting a player's life count to its current value calls PlayerLifeChangeEvent
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Total Downloads:
1,585
First Release:
Aug 9, 2021
Last Update:
Mar 4, 2025
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