[My apology post]

I vouch for TrollFarts, he is a great builder and a major part of the team.

It's a shame to see him leave, as him and I work well together when working on build projects.

I understand that some form of punishment should be given, but as this is his first offence and he regrets making the choices he made, a perm demotion seems kinda harsh.

I do not know the full story of what happened but I would suggest to reconsider the punishment due to the impact that the build team has taken.

[face reveal]

I'll do a back of the head reveal

[Infinite GUI pages]

This script wasn't intended to be something that could be helpful to others, but seems like it will help a lot of you new learners.

The following example is how it works:

                            # {_page} is the page number
set {_end} to {_page} * 27  # {_end} is set to last slot in a 27 slot GUI
set {_start} to {_end} - 27 # {_start} is set to the first slot

loop {exampleList::*}:
    add 1 to {_pos}
    if {_pos} is between {_start} and {_end}:
        make next gui slot with loop-value

What are the variables?

{_page} is defined as the page number

{_start} is defined as the first slot in the GUI (slot 0)

{_end} is defined as the last slot in the GUI (slot 26)

The script in action:

command /gui [<integer>]:
    trigger:
  
        set {exampleList::*} to stone, grass block, granite, sand, paper, bone and chest
  
        set {_page} to 1
        set {_end} to {_page} * 27
        set {_start} to {_end} - 27
  
        if arg-1 is set:
            if arg-1 > 0:
                set {_page} to arg-1

        create a gui with virtual chest with 4 rows named "Example":
  
            loop {exampleList::*}:
                add 1 to {_pos}
                if {_pos} is between {_start} and {_end}:
                    make next gui slot with loop-value
  
            make gui slot 27 with paper named "<< Back":
                set {_back} to {_page} - 1
                if {_page} > 0:
                    make player execute "/gui %{_back}%"
  
            make gui slot 35 with paper named "Next >>":
                set {_next} to {_page} + 1
                make player execute "/gui %{_next}%"
  
        open last gui to player
  

 

[-〈 Format Time 〉- 1.0]

I've quickly made this script as I was 1. bored and 2. annoyed with the american date format. If you too are annoyed about the incorrect date format for your server, this function will help you out a lot.

https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/%E2%8C%A9-format-time-%E2%8C%AA.75149/

 

# FORMATS:    DESCRIPTION:       EXAMPLES:
#
#   DAY:
#     dd/     day (number)       1
#     ddo/    day (ordered)      1st
#     dm/     month (number)     1
#     dmw/    month (word)       January
#     dy/     year (2 digits)    20
#     dyf/    year (4 digits)    2020
#
#   TIME:
#     th/     hour (12 hour)     12
#     thh/    hour (24 hour)     24
#     tm/     minute             60
#     tme/    meridiem           am
#     tmee/   meridiem           AM
#
#             EXAMPLES:
#
# ddo/ dmw/ dyf/ - thh/:tm/      12th February 2020 - 20:25
# dd//dm//dyf/ - thh/:tm/        12/2/2020 - 20:25
# ddo/ dmw/ dyf/                 12th February 2020
# th/:tm/ tmee/                  8:25 PM

 

[The Pigeon Effect]

I've had my fair share of servers now, and I've come to a conclusion that most Minehut players are pigeons.

The Pigeon Effect:

When a player joins a server they either stay or leave, this is the beginning of the effect. Regardless if your server is fun or not, the player will only stay if for three reasons; they are friends with another player which is enjoying the server, the server is visually popular, or they are not a pigeon. If your server has few players online or non-responsive players, the just joined player will leave the server.

When a pigeon finds a new place to settle, it will either stay if a friend is there, it's home, or leave and join the other pigeons.

The pigeon effect.

[Plugin Updates - August 6th]

RIP skript, no more tooltip and messed up colour codes