BattleKits is a feature-packed plugin essential to running a KitPvP server, an action-packed gamemode where users are given equipment and immediately thrown into battle! With BattleKits, you can configure almost everything and customize your kit server exactly how you want.
Features
Provides an exciting PvP experience
Covers a range of features vital to a KitPvP server
Fully configurable PvP kits, including enchanted items, custom named items, and colored armor
Rewards for successfully killing another player (e.g. give them XP levels or a potion effect)
Active development and testing (apply to be a beta tester in the comments)
Supports TagAPI and colour changes of the overhead name tag
Supports console given kits
Comprehensive restriction system (per-world in 1.6) that allows disabling game mechanics
Allows commands and messages to be executed/sent on kit delivery
Allows kits to be given through special signs
Supports Vault for economy systems
Supports multiworld with configurable settings per world (1.6)
Supports automatic updates
Extreme configurability
Options
Everything is configurable!
Kits automatically given on respawn
Kits allowed only once per life
Item and XP modifications
Disable XP drops from mobs, players, and blocks
Disable item drops from mobs and players
Disable item dropping (by hitting Q or dragging out of inventory)
Disable breaking and placing blocks
Disable death messages
Disable crafting
Disable inventory interaction
Add commands when a kit is given
Add messages when a kit is given
Execute commands on kit give (apply potions with PotionCommands)
Note: /kit can be replaced with /battlekits or /bk
Creating kit signs
To create a kit sign, simply create a new sign with the details as shown on the left. Fill in the kit name, and if you have permission the kit sign will turn dark red and become active. If you use a plugin such as ServerSigns, you could also add commands to such a sign. The config allows finer control of whether the use of kit signs ignores permissions, costs, world restrictions etc and the kit signs can be an attractive way of letting your users pick their kit without having to use commands.
Support
Bug reports, feature requests, and issues should be posted on the issue tracker. Any comment that fits the previous categories may be ignored. You will not receive support in the comments! Also ensure that you read the FAQ before asking any questions.
Before requesting a feature, be sure that it is not already on the GitHub issue list. We aim to provide excellent support to all players who are willing to take the time to work with us in order to solve any issues. We maintain an IRC channel (#battlekits on esper) and also check comments and GitHub issues regularly.
The source is available on Github. We really appreciate pull requests and feature suggestions that are submitted on GitHub!
Want to try out the latest new features?
Development builds of this project can be acquired at the provided continuous integration server.
These builds have not been approved by the BukkitDev staff. Use them at your own risk.
Classes
Need ideas for classes? Want to share your awesome kit configuration? Head over to the Kits Forum! Currently, it contains:
