AnimatedFrames 4.11.2-SNAPSHOT

Tested Minecraft Versions:

• 1.8
• 1.9
• 1.10
• 1.11
• 1.12
• 1.13

Source Code:

https://github.com/InventivetalentDev/AnimatedFrames

Languages Supported:

Custom

Donation Link:

https://donation.inventivetalent.org/plugin/AnimatedFrames

AnimatedFrames allows you to play animations on item frames!




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Depends on PacketListenerAPI & MapManager

Commands

• /afhelp - Get a list of the commands below
• /afcreate <Name> <Image> - Creates a new image with the specified name
• /afremove <Name> - Removes the specified image
• /aflist - Get a list of already created images
• /afplace - Command to place down multiple item frames for you
• /afpause - pauses a running frame
• /afstop - stops a running frame (same as pause, but resets to first image of the animation)
• /afplay - starts/resumes a stopped/paused frame

Permissions

• animatedframes.create - Permission to create images
• animatedframes.remove - Permission to remove images
• animatedframes.list - Permission to list images
• animatedframes.pause - Permission to pause frames
• animatedframes.stop - Permission to stop frames
• animatedframes.play - Permission to play frames

Config

Code (YAML):

# Make sure all animations are started at the same time on startup (useful if you usethe same image on multiple frames)
synchronizedStart: false

# This is a (slightly hacky) fix for images which Java interpretes as the wrong image type
# You should enable this if you get this error when creating a image: http://paste.inventivetalent.org/nokomiquri
fixImageTypes: false


message:
  command:
    create:
      setup:
        first: "&ePlease right-click the &abottom-left corner &eof the frame"
        second: "&ePlease right-click the &atop-right corner &eof the frame"
        set:
          first: "&aFirst corner set"
          second: "&aSecond corner set"
        complete: "&aSetup complete! &eCreating frame '%s' with image '%s'..."
        loading: "&7Loading image & generating maps..."
        saving: "&7Saving frame data to file..."
        starting: "&7Starting playback..."
        started: "&aAnimation started!"
      error:
        exists: "&cFrame already exists"
        invalidImage: "&cInvalid image path specified"
        unknownType: "&cCould not identify the image type. Please make sure you are using the correct link. (Generating anyway, check console for errors)"
    delete:
      stopping: "&eStopping animation..."
      removed: "&aFrame removed."
      error:
        notFound: "&cFrame not found"
    place:
      first: "&ePlease right-click the &abottom-left&e block"
      second: "&ePlease right-click the &atop-right&e block"
      set:
        first: "&aFirst corner set"
        second: "&aSecond corner set"
      done: "&aFrames placed!"
      error:
        face: "&cFirst clicked side does not match the second side"
 

Tutorials

ServerMiner

Spoiler: Outdated Tutorial Videos

Note: The tutorials below use commands from an older version. Please use the similar commands listed above.


(German)

How to create a screen

1. Place down blocks to hold your item frames
2. Place down the item frames you want to use for the image
3. Upload an animation or image (.GIF | .PNG) or find one online. It should be rectangular or it will be stretched. Note: Due to a bug in some Java versions, JPEG images might not look like the original image
   1. For local image files, just specify the full file path (e.g. C:\\Users\\Me\\myImage.png)
4. Run the create command above with a custom name and the url to the image. You can also specify the path to a local file.
   1. Use shorteners like bitly if the link to your image is too long.
5. Follow the instructions you get in the chat:
   1. Right click the bottom-left item frame and wait
   2. Right click the top-right item frame and wait for your image to load

How to remove a screen
To remove a screen, run the remove command and specify the name


How it works - No lags
This plugin does not cause the expected lag/framerate issues you would expect.
It doesn't update the picture every frame (doing that would cause a lot of frame rate issues), it only updates the map item contained in the item frame.
The actual frames of the animation are only sent once with a little delay to prevent any lag issues.



Links

• Source
• Issue tracker
• Website

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