Did you ever want to disable fly in a certain world?
This plugin is your solution!
FlyDisabler allow you to disable flying for normal users in any world you want.
It's a very simple and lightweight plugin.
You only have to download and put this plugin into plugins folder of your server.
Then start and stop server. The plugin will generate a sample configuration file.
Now edit your config adding the name of the worlds where you want to disable fly.
You're done!
Now just start the server!
This is the default configuration.
This simple config prevents users from flying in world.
From version 0.3 of FlyDisabler you can customize plugin messages with every message you want.
You can also use color codes (ยง).
You only have to modify the config.yml file, then reload with command.
Instead of /flydisabler you can use /fd as an alias.
Command | Permission | Description |
---|---|---|
/flydisabler reload | flydisabler.admin.reload | Reload the config |
- | flydisabler.exempt | Allow a player to fly in world where flying is disabled |
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You can find the source code of this plugin here.
Spanish
Thanks to FeerBreezy for this spanish review!
To let me know plugin's stats you only have to leave opt-out setted to false in config.yml
Thanks!
What is exactly read/sent by Metrics?
It is not possible for Metrics to control the plugin in any way except for plugin-specific code the plugin author implements.
Nothing is downloaded, so what you get is what the plugin author implemented.
The following data is read from the server in some way or another:
- File Contents of plugins/Plugin Metrics/config.yml (created if not existent)
- Players currently online (not max player count)
- Server version string (the same version string you see in /version)
- Plugin version of the metrics-supported plugin
- Mineshafter status - it does not properly propagate Metrics requests however it is a very simple check and does not read the filesystem
The following data is sent to http://mcstats.org:
- Metrics revision of the implementing class
- Server's GUID
- Players currently online (not max player count)
- Server version string (the same version string you see in /version)
- Plugin version of the metrics-supported plugin
- Any custom data the supporting plugin implements. This is variable and I am not responsible for this however usually it is just plugin-specific data (e.g for LWC, the database type: MySQL or SQLite, and Locale used (english, german)).
My Other Plugins:
TrollSuite,
AntiBlockBreaker