Lifestones

Lifestones are stationary devices that players can attune to. When they die they are resurrected at the last lifestone they used.

Synopsis

• An admin can create lifestones throughout their server.
• A player punches a button to attune to the lifestone.
• Upon death or /command, the user will return to their last used lifestone.
• Users can then choose, build and decorate their own respawn area.
• Lifestones can also serve as save points in adventure/event worlds

Requirements

• Java 6+
• A permissions plugin.

Optional

• MySQL
• WorldBorder, for randomTP command.

Setup

• Add the Lifestones.jar to your server.
• Add Lifestones' permissions to your permission plugin.
• Create a lifestone somewhere.
• Enjoy

Commands

• /lifestone : Recall to your lifestone.
• /lifestones create : Create a lifestone at your location.
• /lifestones reload: Reload the plugin and config.
• /lifestones randomtp: Teleport to a random location in your current world.
• /lifestones list: List all registered lifestones.
• /lifestones tp [index]: Teleport to a lifestone from the list.
• /lifestones near: Get the nearest lifestone to the user.
• /lifestones attunement list: List all player attunement points.
• /lifestones attunement tp: Teleport to a player's attunement point.
• /lifestones attunement setdefault: Set the server's default attunement point, new players to the server get auto attuned there.
• /lifestones release: Release attunement to your current lifestone, if needed.

Permissions

• lifestones.*
  • lifestones.user
  • lifestones.admin
• lifestones.user
  • lifestones.recall
  • lifestones.attune
  • lifestones.release
• lifestones.admin
  • lifestones.create
  • lifestones.breaklifestone
  • lifestones.modifyprotectedblocks
  • lifestones.reload
  • lifestones.randomtp
  • lifestones.tp
  • lifestones.list
  • lifestones.near
  • lifestones.attunement
• lifestones.attunement
  • lifestones.attunement.setdefault: true
  • lifestones.attunement.list: true
  • lifestones.attunement.tp: true

Configuration

use-metrics: Let mcstats.org know you're running the plugin.

• mysql: Typical mysql info.
• preferAsyncDBCalls: Run DB save/loading in a separate thread, helps aleve lag.
• setUnregisteredLifestonesToAir: When breaking (removing) a lifestone, set all the lifestone blocks to air.
• protectLifestoneRadius: Block radius around a lifestone to protect from modification.
• debugMessages: some debug messages.
• attuneDelay: delay in seconds to attune to a lifestone.
• recallDelay: delay in seconds to recall to a lifestone.
• protectPlayerAfterRecallDuration: Duration in seconds to protect players from PvP after recalling.
• randomTPRadius: Radius around 0,0 to random teleport someone.
• rowsPerPage: How many lifestones per page to show in the list command.
• lookAtNearestLS: When using the near command, aim the user in the direction of the block.
• callBlockPlaceEvent: Call block placement events so other plugins can log the lifestone place/break.
• localeFile: File to pull message strings from.
• allowPerWorldAttunement: Player returns to their lifestone in the current world.
• fallbackToOtherWorldLifestone: Fallback to attunement in other worlds if player hasn't attuned in their current world.

Metrics

http:mcstats.org/plugin/Lifestones

This plugin utilizes Hidendra's plugin metrics system, which means that the following information is collected and sent to mcstats.org:

• A unique identifier
• The server's version of Java
• Whether the server is in offline or online mode
• The plugin's version
• The server's version
• The OS version/name and architecture
• The core count for the CPU
• The number of players online
• The Metrics version

Read more here. This functionality can be disabled in the config file.

To do

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