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Parliament | Suggestions / Re: Suggestion for a pet plugin!
« on: 28 August 2020, 02:32:33 PM »
I'm all for it as long as we don't monetize it too much. P2P sucks.
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Parliament | Suggestions / Re: Suggestion! A Gods Plugin
« on: 28 August 2020, 02:30:08 PM »
I have a feeling this will get pretty chaotic really fast. Can't wait for someone to start a crusade.
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General Discussion / Re: Rest in peace, brother. Theodore Hickman (Theodorf) 5/12/99 - 6/25/20
« on: 28 June 2020, 11:04:07 AM »
May you be at peace Theo, wherever life takes you next.
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Parliament | Suggestions / Re: Adding a little bit of interest to the server (Plugins and datapacks)
« on: 10 June 2020, 07:50:50 PM »
In reply to the testing done with Improved Fishing, yes, Luck of the Sea does affect it's loot tables. Additionally, the Sea Leech is one of the custom mobs added. The primary one is the Drowned Fisherman (or something like that), which drops a "custom" fishing rod on death. Said custom rod could be anything, but they affect the datapack's loot tables. For example, one rod can increase your chances of pulling up a custom mob from this datapack. Also, this datapack doesn't play nice with AFK fishers, due to the custom mobs actually being pulled up as bedrock and then immediately converted into the said mob. However, if you have something like a hopper that will suck in items before the conversion, you'll instead have a piece of bedrock lying around.
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Parliament | Suggestions / Re: Adding a little bit of interest to the server (Plugins and datapacks)
« on: 6 June 2020, 03:26:47 PM »
I understand where you're going at regarding the structures, but the structures are summoned at y=12, so unless you have a base deep underground, it won't affect any builds.
The enchantments from Technical Enchants are simple to get and apply. Simply have a decent amount of levels, have lapis in your inventory, and then toss the item you want to enchant onto an enchantments table. Alternatively, doing this with a book will give you an enchanted book with the custom enchant. Combine with another item by tossing it onto an anvil with the book.
The custom mobs from Improved Fishing are just vanilla mobs with armor, tools, etc. and a name.
The enchantments from Technical Enchants are simple to get and apply. Simply have a decent amount of levels, have lapis in your inventory, and then toss the item you want to enchant onto an enchantments table. Alternatively, doing this with a book will give you an enchanted book with the custom enchant. Combine with another item by tossing it onto an anvil with the book.
The custom mobs from Improved Fishing are just vanilla mobs with armor, tools, etc. and a name.
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Parliament | Suggestions / Re: McMMo
« on: 4 June 2020, 09:37:45 PM »
Would love to see McMMo readded. All that really needs to be done is to remove/disable all the modules related to combat.
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Parliament | Suggestions / Re: Adding a little bit of interest to the server (Plugins and datapacks)
« on: 4 June 2020, 09:31:16 PM »
Actually Cy, the way RPG Loot generates structures is interesting. You rename a diamond pick to "Ancient Excavator" and throw it on the ground. The pick will disappear and it will immediately spawn in the structure. No need for fresh chunks.
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Parliament | Suggestions / Adding a little bit of interest to the server (Plugins and datapacks)
« on: 1 June 2020, 04:14:19 PM »
So, after my last suggestion regarding the armor stands, I decided to think about it a little more, and I think there are a few things that the server could use beyond armor stand editing. So, I have a few suggestions here. Some are in plugin form (Spigot/Paper) and some are datapacks.
Datapacks:
1) RPG Loot by michael9r9r (https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/rpg-loot-data-pack/)
This datapack essentially adds, well, some custom loot, with tiers in between (i.e. Uncommon or Legendary) and some custom bosses and enemies. The datapack doesn't actually stray from vanilla, but instead uses the AttributeModifiers command for custom loot. It also has a few custom structures. Due to the way the datapack works, diamond is not necessarily the best choice, meaning we could see come variety in gear among the players. Supposedly, it isn't compatible with other datapacks that alters the vanilla loot tables, but from my testing, it should work with the other datapacks mentioned here. NOTE: The datapack doesn't require fresh chunks. You simply rename a diamond pick to "Ancient Excavator" and throw it on the ground. The pick will disappear and it will immediately spawn in a structure from the pack.
2) Technical Enchant by Hardel (https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/enchant-datapack-1-13/)
Technical Enchant adds a good amount of new enchantments that can prove to be helpful, as well as a few unique ones, such as Timebreaker. More info can be found on Planet Minecraft. While it works fine with RPG Loot, don't use the custom enchants on the armor and tools generated by RPG Loot. It seems to hate custom attributes.
3) Improved Fishing by DutchCommanderMC (https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/improved-fishing)
A datapack that alters the loot tables for fishing while adding in some custom mobs (no new models) and custom fishing rods. The datapack is fun to work with and makes fishing a little more flavorful.
4) Expanded Advancement and Recipe Pack by PancakeIdentity (https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/customization/platys-advancement-and-recipe-pack)
This datapack adds many new advancements as well as categorizing existing advancements. This allows achievement hunters or people who are bored to do something with their lives. It also adds a couple of recipes, although nothing too broken (unless you consider it adding back the Notch Apple recipe "broken").
Plugins:
1) Crazy Enchants by BadBones69 (https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/crazy-enchantments.16470/?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=8d7a9fd0c61a08a20e17ea3479c3b0bfce880a93-1591041533-0-AfzjypY_XBddOSZBW0aXJP_HVmrln2CA-quuCnNhZDClmrLMi99LQ7BVzMuD0uA9Qu3cgcO8RPxWJo74ol_n_HT0yeBnjhCJI3JiqnCfvo_IfXqGL7bh1ZjKO_RdC4bD-S50FkiEfFuU-CXvsC5UFHPDmHZyMEMHYJRjAZ1Gio6tHww_iJHOYhT5Tm8Qra3NWYHFy1FwGGCejOItIZSYdtUzIKQ1INUr_3Yu1Rx3lNYIrC33LQDNJsFq_CLD8JGhfFEfTvDHbfyejU5J6p7y2T91LJAUL0uiHU2A1GSEmWae4ewb1t-y-iv1w7w9b2W9QA)
This plugin adds many custom enchantments that are fairly unique and balanced. It has a few good plugins that it supports, one of the most prominent being WorldGuard.
2) Slimefun by TheBusyBiscuit (https://github.com/TheBusyBiscuit/Slimefun4)
This one is kind of a weird one, being a sort of techy-vibe plugin. I've seen it receive generally favorable reviews, although some people say that it's a bit tedious and grindy. It does contain 2 other modules, namely Slimefun: Exotic Gardens and Slimefun: Lucky Blocks. It also does have an associated resource pack, although the pack is fan-made and will need to be downloaded separately.
Datapacks:
1) RPG Loot by michael9r9r (https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/rpg-loot-data-pack/)
This datapack essentially adds, well, some custom loot, with tiers in between (i.e. Uncommon or Legendary) and some custom bosses and enemies. The datapack doesn't actually stray from vanilla, but instead uses the AttributeModifiers command for custom loot. It also has a few custom structures. Due to the way the datapack works, diamond is not necessarily the best choice, meaning we could see come variety in gear among the players. Supposedly, it isn't compatible with other datapacks that alters the vanilla loot tables, but from my testing, it should work with the other datapacks mentioned here. NOTE: The datapack doesn't require fresh chunks. You simply rename a diamond pick to "Ancient Excavator" and throw it on the ground. The pick will disappear and it will immediately spawn in a structure from the pack.
2) Technical Enchant by Hardel (https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/enchant-datapack-1-13/)
Technical Enchant adds a good amount of new enchantments that can prove to be helpful, as well as a few unique ones, such as Timebreaker. More info can be found on Planet Minecraft. While it works fine with RPG Loot, don't use the custom enchants on the armor and tools generated by RPG Loot. It seems to hate custom attributes.
3) Improved Fishing by DutchCommanderMC (https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/improved-fishing)
A datapack that alters the loot tables for fishing while adding in some custom mobs (no new models) and custom fishing rods. The datapack is fun to work with and makes fishing a little more flavorful.
4) Expanded Advancement and Recipe Pack by PancakeIdentity (https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/customization/platys-advancement-and-recipe-pack)
This datapack adds many new advancements as well as categorizing existing advancements. This allows achievement hunters or people who are bored to do something with their lives. It also adds a couple of recipes, although nothing too broken (unless you consider it adding back the Notch Apple recipe "broken").
Plugins:
1) Crazy Enchants by BadBones69 (https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/crazy-enchantments.16470/?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=8d7a9fd0c61a08a20e17ea3479c3b0bfce880a93-1591041533-0-AfzjypY_XBddOSZBW0aXJP_HVmrln2CA-quuCnNhZDClmrLMi99LQ7BVzMuD0uA9Qu3cgcO8RPxWJo74ol_n_HT0yeBnjhCJI3JiqnCfvo_IfXqGL7bh1ZjKO_RdC4bD-S50FkiEfFuU-CXvsC5UFHPDmHZyMEMHYJRjAZ1Gio6tHww_iJHOYhT5Tm8Qra3NWYHFy1FwGGCejOItIZSYdtUzIKQ1INUr_3Yu1Rx3lNYIrC33LQDNJsFq_CLD8JGhfFEfTvDHbfyejU5J6p7y2T91LJAUL0uiHU2A1GSEmWae4ewb1t-y-iv1w7w9b2W9QA)
This plugin adds many custom enchantments that are fairly unique and balanced. It has a few good plugins that it supports, one of the most prominent being WorldGuard.
2) Slimefun by TheBusyBiscuit (https://github.com/TheBusyBiscuit/Slimefun4)
This one is kind of a weird one, being a sort of techy-vibe plugin. I've seen it receive generally favorable reviews, although some people say that it's a bit tedious and grindy. It does contain 2 other modules, namely Slimefun: Exotic Gardens and Slimefun: Lucky Blocks. It also does have an associated resource pack, although the pack is fan-made and will need to be downloaded separately.
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Parliament | Suggestions / Re: Add Gapples to Market
« on: 12 March 2020, 12:22:35 AM »
Most people on the server now don't really PvP, but I could see this as a possible market for the explorers on the server, and just be a good (but weird) food source in general.
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Parliament | Suggestions / Armor Stand Editor Plugin/Datapack
« on: 10 March 2020, 08:39:21 PM »
This is just a small but nice detail to put into the server: A plugin (or datapack) that allows the editing of armor stands. This would help to drastically improve decoration and be able to add a little bit of life to some builds.
Possible Plugin:
https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/armor-stand-editor.7688/
Possible Datapacks:
https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/armor-stand-customizer-v2-0-1-14/
https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/customize-armor-stands-with-a-book/
Possible Plugin:
https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/armor-stand-editor.7688/
Possible Datapacks:
https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/armor-stand-customizer-v2-0-1-14/
https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/customize-armor-stands-with-a-book/
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