Holographic Extension is an add-on for Holographic Displays that adds
animations like scroller text, typewriter, glowing and more.
It also adds placeholders from PlaceholderAPI (requires ProtocolLib) to your holograms!
You first open the animations.yml
of the plugin.
In that file will you already find some default animations.
To add a new animation, simply add a new name and add speed
(time of updating the animation in seconds) and frames
(actual text
of the animation).
You then just add frames to the animation. (Supports predefined animations, which can be found
here)
Now you just have to save the file, reload the plugin and implement the animation to your holograms.
To implement it, just use {ex:<animation name>}
(replace <animation name>
with the name you set in the animations-file).
Holographic extensions allows you, to use placeholders from PlaceholderAPI in your holograms.
To use those placeholders, you first have to make sure, that ProtocolLib is installed and running, since it won't work without it.
To use placeholders, you just have to add it to the hologram. It's that simple!
The placeholders won't update on their own.
You have to use the following special placeholders, in order to update it:
{r0.1}
- Refresh every 0.1 seconds.{r1}
- Refresh every second.{r2}
- Refresh every 2 seconds.{r5}
- Refresh every 5 seconds.{r10}
- Refresh every 10 seconds.Example: /hd add example {r1}%player_time%
{fastest}
- Refresh every 0.1 seconds.{fast}
- Refresh every 0.5 seconds.{medium}
- Refresh every second.{slow}
- Refresh every 5 seconds.{slowest}
- Refresh every 10 seconds.Example: /hd add example {medium}%player_time%
This plugin does not provide any editing commands.
You still create and manage holograms through Holographic displays.
Those commands are provided by Hext:
/hext reload
- Reloads the animations.yml/hext list
- Lists all available animations/hext support
- Checks for any placeholder and/or ProtocolLib problems/hext about
- General plugin informationYou can also use /ext
as an alias.
The permissions for commands are directly given to OP and (obviously) the console.
You can give yourself hext.admin
to use all commands.
Other permissions:
hext.help
hext.info
hext.about
hext.reload
hext.list
A full list of already made animations can be found on the KiteBoard-documentation wiki
Please see the COPYRIGHT.md for terms and conditions.