Highly configurable mod that assigns you a random origin every time you die.
Automatically assigns you a random origin the first time you join a world.
Please submit any issues you encounter, or any feedback you have to my GitHub.
If you would like to help translate the mod, please go over to the Crowdin page.

Operator Commands

/change
- lives [target] [number]: Change the number of lives a player has by a given amount.
- uses [target] [number]: Change the number of /randomise uses a player has by a given amount.
/set
- lives [target] [number]: Update the number of lives a player has to a given value.
- uses [target] [number]: Update the number of /randomise uses a player has to a given value.
/toggleRandomiser: Toggle origin randomisation in-game without, for example, having to restart a server.

Global Commands:

/randomise: Allows a player to randomise their origin without having to die/sleep.

randomiseOrigins: Master toggle for origin randomisation
randomiseOnFirstJoin: Toggle assigning a random origin on a player's first join
randomiserMessages: Toggle global messages about a player's new origin
randomiseAllLayers: Toggle randomisation of all layers

randomiseCommand: Toggle availability of the /randomise command
limitCommandUses: Toggle whether the use of /randomise is limited to a set number of times
randomiseCommandUses: Set the number of times /randomise can be used

enableLives: Toggle if players have a set number of lives before they are put in spectator mode
startingLives: Set the number of lives players start with
livesBetweenRandomises: Set the number of lives between origin randomisation

deathRandomisesOrigin: Toggle whether dying randomises origin
sleepRandomisesOrigin: Toggle whether sleeping randomises origin
sleepsBetweenRandomises: Set the number of sleeps between origin randomisation
showOriginScreenOnDeath: Toggle showing the origin selection screen after death (only works if randomiseOrigins is disabled)
resetToHumanOrigin: Set a player's origins:origin to origins:human instead of a random one whenever randomization occurs (leaves other layers untouched)