Frontline

Additional Features

• Presence-based capturing: capture objectives by standing inside the capture area. Enemy presence contests the capture.
• Six game modes: Frontline, Chain, Score, Capture & Hold, Combined, and Attack & Defense.
• Configurable match settings: capture duration, respawn delay, score limits, round timers, and preparation breaks.
• Deployment menu: choose your class, inspect its equipment, and select a spawn point on a terrain map.
• Tactical spawning: team bases, eligible forward positions, temporary rally points, and commander deployment.
• Commander deployment rewards: both the deploying player and the commander can receive a currency bonus.
• Team balancing: prevents players from joining an already larger side.
• Classes and loadouts: configurable classes, subclasses, and equipment kits.
• Combat economy: rewards for kills, assists, objectives, and medical support, with personal funds and shared team budgets.
• Brigades and leadership: brigade membership, shared brigade funds, military ranks, and commander voting.
• Categorized equipment shop: custom categories with held-item icons and separate purchase/deletion modes for administrators.
• Vehicle support: team-specific vehicle catalogs, deployment restrictions, and cooldowns.
• Frequency-based voice radio: microphone communication, adjustable volume, radio distortion, and transmission-end noise.
• First Aid integration: teammate treatment, reduced self-treatment effectiveness, defibrillator revives, and wounded-ally markers.
• Tactical HUD: a Tab leaderboard, mode information beneath the minimap, and elevated objective markers with distances.
• Visual settings: bodycam presentation, thermal vision, night darkness, and separate daytime/nighttime fog settings.
• SBW integration: FPV/Mavic drone modes and adjustable explosion block destruction.
• JSON configuration: editable kit and shop catalogs with reload commands.

Command Reference

Replace arguments in <angle brackets> with your values. Arguments in [square brackets] are optional. Administrative setup commands require operator permissions; some gameplay actions also depend on your team, rank, or brigade role.

Joining, Classes & Deployment

Radio

Frequency settings are also available through the Radio tab in the map menu. The default push-to-talk key is V, configurable in Minecraft’s controls.

Players on the same frequency can communicate regardless of team. An enemy who discovers your frequency can listen in.

Shop, Vehicles & Budgets

Battlefield Setup — Administrators

Objective capture currently uses the objective’s 16×16-block chunk. Chain ordering follows objective names; use names such as 01, 02, 03, 04, and 05 to keep the intended sequence clear.

Match Controls — Administrators

Available mode names:

front
chain
score
capture_hold
combined
attack_defense

In a five-objective Attack & Defense match, blue attacks 3 → 4 → 5 while red defends. After the preparation break and side switch, red attacks 3 → 2 → 1.

Kits & Shop Configuration — Administrators

Use quotation marks for shop category names containing spaces, such as "Medical Supplies".

Main configuration files:

config/frontline-kits.json
config/frontline-shop.json

Visuals & Integration Settings

Bodycam, thermal, fog, darkness, server minimap settings, and explosion configuration require operator permissions. The drone-mode command currently changes the mode globally.

Medical Gameplay

Medical support uses items and player interaction rather than a healing command. Sneak while using supported medical supplies on a teammate to treat them. Recoverable downed allies require a teammate with a defibrillator; bandages do not revive them. Successful medical support can earn currency.