NoParticles 1.1.1

Tested Minecraft Versions:

• 1.8
• 1.9
• 1.10

Tired of people seeing the particles you're emitting when you're invisible? Well worry no more! Now you can remove particle effects from consumed and splash potions! You can also configure mobs to have particles removed as well!

This is a lightweight plugin designed to minimize resource consumption compared to other particle removal plugins. Currently the plugin will remove the particle effects of ALL potions.

Permissions:
noparticles.noparticles
Stops potion particles from appearing

Commands:

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/noparticles help - show help screen
/noparticles list - list all mobs that are enabled in NoParticles
/noparticles supported - list all supported mobs
/noparticles reload - reload config.yml
/noparticles version - display version of NoParticles

config.yml:

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Config.yml is loaded by default with a section called enabledMobs which will contain what mobs are effected by NoParticles. There are four built in groups be default

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allMobs
hostileMobs
passiveMobs -- includes tamable mobs
neutralMobs

Capitalization should not matter. Specific mob names are those used by the EntityType class. These can be viewed online or by using the /noparticles supported command. The order you place groups and mobs will have an impact on how they are included or excluded.

Spoiler: config to include all hostile mobs except creepers

Code (Text):

enabledMobs:
  hostileMobs: true
  creeper: false

Spoiler: config to include passive mobs, neutral mobs and zombies

Code (Text):

enabledMobs:
  allMobs: true
  hostileMobs: false
  zombie: true

If you have any questions about configuring this plugin please message me! I would be glad to help and to improve my descriptions for the next user

Source: https://github.com/snyderdan/NoParticles

Feel free to leave feedback and let me know how it works! If you would like to see configurable potions to have this active for, the ability to toggle the particle effects or any other feature please let me know!

Help me out:
If anyone has the time, I would like to see the resource consumption (I use TopLite by Maximvdv) after spamming splash potions onto large groups of players with the permission. I would like to see if there are any scale-ability issues, so if anyone is interested in helping let me know