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End Beautifier

Get paid to place non-end blocks in the end for the hopes of making the end beautiful.

Why do I use scoreboard objectives?

Something I've learned from many years of programming is just to keep it simple, the goal of every programmer should be to simplify the problem not re-invent the wheel or unesesaruly complicate it.

Minecraft's scoreboard is poorly named and I think everyone can agree on that. What it really is, is an optionally managed global variable system.

This means we can create global variables we manage or global variables minecraft manages for us and we can reference.

I use scoreboard objectives for that reason, Minecraft already has a global variable system baked right in for all players, there's no need to re-invent that system with custom yml files or a database. Some servers may need to but my server doesn't so I'm taking advantage of the oppurtunity for simplicity.

Because it's global it also lets me insert these into holograms or use them in other plugins very easily.


Normally I would fill out a lot of into here but this is an internal plugin so maybe later.

License: Do whatever you want as long as you credit me back (Apache 2)

Contributions always welcome, fork and send pull request.

More plugins to come.

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