HolographicExtension 1.10.9

Native Minecraft Version:

Legacy (< 1.13)

Tested Minecraft Versions:

• 1.10
• 1.11
• 1.12
• 1.13
• 1.14
• 1.15

Supports 1.8-1.15.1​

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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:

Spoiler: animations.yml

Code (Text):

[/B][/B][/B][/B]
[B][B][B][B]# *********************************
# Holographic Extension Animations
# *********************************
# Animation Config File.
# --> Find help on the spigot resource page.
#
example:
  speed: 0.1
  frames:
  - '<glow size=5 normal=&7&l start=&e&l middle=&6&l end=&e&l repeatfirst=10>Holographic Extension</glow>'
scroller:
  speed: 0.1
  frames:
  - '<scroll width=32 spacing=32>&cThis is a example scroller.</scroll>'
typing:
  speed: 0.1
  frames:
  - "<typewriter pause=10 backwards=true>Kite Holographic Extension Example.</typewriter>"
rainbow:
  speed: 0.1
  frames:
  - "<rainbow>Hey there, %player_name%</rainbow>"
# NOTICE: To use these placeholders, you need PlaceholderAPI and correct extensions..
# /papi ecloud download Player.
# /papi ecloud download Server.

 

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

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.
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