We use this plugin to display some stats in spawn without the need to setup a separate Hologram with the Holographic Displays plugin with Placehoolders.
Implement amazing animations into HolographicDisplays with automated creation of scrollers, typewriters and glowing text!
It also injects your favourite placeholders from PlaceholderAPI (requires ProtocolLib)
Video tutorial by SoulStriker_:
– Simple and effective implementation.
– High quality animation generation.
– A ton of fully customisable animations.
– Easily create scrollers, typewriters, healthbars and more.
– Full colour support + multiline.
– Special character support (unicode)
– Support per player placeholders from PlaceholderAPI
Requirements:
HolographicDisplays (Required)
ProtocolLib (Placeholders)
PlaceholderAPI (Placeholders)
Default Animations File:
Implementing The Animations:
In the default configuration above, we have an animation called “example”, to include this animation in our hologram we use the placeholder “{ext:example}” This rule applies to all animations.
For example, if we have an animation named “welcome-msg”, the format for the placeholder would be “{ext:welcome-msg}”
Creating a hologram: ‘/hd create myHologram {ext:example}’
Implementing Placeholders:
Make sure you have ProtocolLib and PlaceholderAPI before attempting to add placeholders.
To make sure the placeholders update you will need to add refresh holders.
Versions 1.9.3 and below:
{r1} – 1 second refresh.
{r0.1} 0.1 second refresh
{r10} – 10 second refresh
{r5} – 5 second refresh
{r2} – 2 second refresh
Versions 1.10.0 and above:
{fastest} – 0.1 seconds.
{fast} – 0.5 seconds
{medium} – 1 seconds
{slow} – 5 seconds
{slowest} – 10 seconds.
Example:
/hd add test {fast}%player_time%
Commands:
There are no editing commands provided with this plugin, all holograms are managed by the HolographicDisplays plugin.
/hext reload – Reload the animation files.
/hext list – list all loaded animations.
/hext support – Check placeholder and protocol lib problems
/hext about plugin information
Alternative options include: /ext
Permissions:
Permissions for command usage are automatically given to operators and the console.
Permission for using the commands are: hext.admin
hext.help
hext.info
hext.about
hext.reload
hext.list
Quick Animations:
Using animations provided, see wiki page:
https://github.com/Niall7459/KiteBoard-Documentation/wiki/Animations
What to do once you have installed the plugin:
– Visit the plugin data folder and edit the animations.yml to your needs and then reload the plugin with /ext-reload
– Create a hologram with HolographicDisplays and include the animation placeholders.
Terms and Conditions:
– Do not claim this resource as your own.
– You may modify/make changes for private use. This does not include usage in any redistributed software without express permission by me.
