An inventory view with a width of 6, and left-justified.
ScrollingMenuSign screenshot
The Spout command substitution popup
An inventory view with one row, showing five menu items.
Activated redstone control sign
Map view with tooltip displayed for the "Time of Day" menu item.
A sign view, showing a time of day menu.
A public hologram view showing a mob spawner menu
Access Control
A spout view with a textured and tinted background.
Example of a map view
Private Hologram View
A map view installed in a item frame.
Sign creation dialog box for redstone control sign
An inventory row with the width set to 3. Two rows are used to display the five menu items.
Sign view with auxiliary tooltip sign to the left showing tooltip for the "Time of Day" item.
A Spout view, showing a time of day menu.
Inventory tooltip showing tooltip for the "Time of Day" item
An example popup message showing the player's current experience total.
Spout view in ScrollingMenuSign 1.0
Example of a multisign view which is 3 signs wide and 2 signs high.
Logo image, designed by Blooguy: http://forums.bukkit.org/members/blooguy.90816179/
Spout view showing tooltips for all items
Scripting
A watch item turned into a active item for a time-of-day menu.
 | ScrollingMenuSign lets players execute commands with a simple click on a scrollable sign, map, icon, hologram or Spout menu view. Players can scroll through menus by right-clicking, and execute commands by left-clicking (button bindings are configurable). Redstone views allow commands to be executed when a redstone signal (on/off/toggle) is received. Sign views can consist of multiple signs for larger menus, and can be configured to emit a redstone signal when scrolled or executed. The sophisticated command parser allows for command costs (economy, items, item durability, health, food, XP), permission elevation and basic flow control (conditional execution & macros), and even more powerful control is possible with external scripting languages (Javascript, Python...). |
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Pretty simple:
bukkit/plugins folder
That's it. ScrollingMenuSign will automatically create a folder called bukkit/plugins/ScrollingMenuSign when it first runs. All data related to the plugin is stored in here.
Development versions can be downloaded from this Jenkins build server. Notes:
Since SMS v1.3.0, fully anonymous usage statistics are collected using MCStats:
If you wish to opt out of MCStats metrics collection, edit plugins/PluginMetrics/config.yml and change opt-out: false to true.
If you use and enjoy ScrollingMenuSign, you are welcome to make a donation by clicking the "Donate" button at the top right. However, donations are strictly optional, and don't confer any special benefits over non-donors.
A small addon mod for PneumaticCraft: Repressurized with some ocean-themed additions
A small addon mod for PneumaticCraft: Repressurized with some ocean-themed additions
