Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21.1용 Headsteal 플러그인

Important Stuff for Server Owners

Default Recipie (can be changed):

Default config

What do {PLAYER_DEAD}, {PLAYER_KILLER} etc. mean?

These are placeholders — the plugin automatically replaces them

with real player names when the message is sent. You don't need

to change them, just keep them in the message wherever you want

that name to appear.

{PLAYER_DEAD} -> the player who died

{PLAYER_KILLER} -> the player who got the kill

{PLAYER_REVIVER} -> the player who revived someone

{PLAYER} -> a player's name (used in error messages)

Note: {PLAYER_KILLER} and {PLAYER_REVIVER} only work when a real

player did the action. If it happened through a console/command,

those placeholders won't have anyone to fill in — that's why

there are separate "by-command" messages below for those cases.

You can color messages using & Bukkit color codes (&a = green, &c = red, etc.)

To turn off a message completely, set it to: ""

Main Settings

What happens to a player when they get eliminated?

true = they get banned from the server

false = they get put into Spectator mode (can still watch, can't play)

useBan: false

How often does dying actually count as an "elimination" (head drops + player is out)?

This is a percentage from 0 to 100.

0 = never happens

100 = happens every single time someone dies

50 = happens about 50 out of every 100 deaths (good for hardcore servers)

head-drop-percentage: 100

#What happens when a player tries to craft a new head?

true = they won't be able to craft

false = they will be allowed to craft a new head

crafting-disabled: false

#What happens when a player tries to rename the name on the head?

true = they will be allowed to rename the head

false = they won't be allowed to rename the head

anvil-rename-allowed: true

Revival Item — How Players Get Brought Back

This is the crafting recipe players need to make the item that revives someone.

Think of it like a 3x3 crafting table grid, numbered like this:

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

Put the name of the Minecraft item you want in each slot.

Use the real Minecraft item name (e.g. DIAMOND_BLOCK, NETHERITE_INGOT) —

if you misspell it, the recipe won't work.

HeadRecipe: 1: "DIAMOND_BLOCK" 2: "NETHERITE_INGOT" 3: "DIAMOND_BLOCK" 4: "NETHERITE_INGOT" 5: "TOTEM_OF_UNDYING" 6: "NETHERITE_INGOT" 7: "DIAMOND_BLOCK" 8: "NETHERITE_INGOT" 9: "DIAMOND_BLOCK"

Visual Effects

Show the golden Totem of Undying sparkle effect on the player being brought back to life.

show-totem: true

Show the same sparkle effect on the player who is doing the reviving.

show-totem-reviver: true

Commands That Run When a Player Dies

Turn on/off running extra server commands automatically when a player dies.

Note: this only works if a player killed them — not if they died from /kill or other commands.

enable-actions-on-death: true

The list of commands to run when someone dies (only if enable-actions-on-death is true above).

These run as if typed by console/server, so make sure they're valid commands for your server.

actions-on-death:

• "eco give {PLAYER_KILLER} 100"
• "eco take {PLAYER_DEAD} 100"

Messages — When Someone Is Eliminated

Message shown to everyone when one player kills another.

kill-message: "&c[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER_DEAD} is killed by {PLAYER_KILLER} !!"

Message shown when a player is eliminated by a command instead of another player.

{PLAYER_KILLER} is NOT available here — there's no player to credit.

kill-by-command-message: "&c[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER_DEAD} is killed"

Messages — When Someone Is Revived

Message shown to everyone when one player revives another.

revive-message: "&a[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER_DEAD} is revived by {PLAYER_REVIVER} !!"

Message shown when a player is revived by a command instead of another player.

{PLAYER_REVIVER} is NOT available here — there's no player to credit.

revive-by-command-message: "&a[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER_DEAD} is revived"