VSeries

A spigot library supporting various features from 1.8 to 1.19.3



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Features

• Compatible with versions from 1.8 to 1.19.3
• Title with fade and stay settings at 1.8
• Action bar at 1.8
• Particles at 1.8
• Conveniently classified ^{(Java and Kotlin)}

Download

The latest version can be downloaded on the releases page.

Maven

<!-- Repository -->
<repository>
  <id>jitpack.io</id>
  <url>https://jitpack.io</url>
</repository>

<!-- Dependency -->
<dependency>
    <groupId>com.github.Hideko-Dev</groupId>
    <artifactId>VSeries</artifactId>
    <version>VERSION</version>
</dependency>

Gradle

// Repository
repositories {
  mavenCentral()
  maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
}

// Dependency
dependencies {
    implementation 'com.github.Hideko-Dev:VSeries:-SNAPSHOT'
}

Note

VSeries is available on Jitpack. If you want to use the development version, use the dev branch.

Usage

VParticle

Class: VParticle, VParticleList, VParticleType

Simple

This simply makes particles appear at a specified location.
The Type at this time is VParticleType.DOT

VParticle(location)
  .setType(VParticleType.DOT)
  .setParticle(VParticleList.CLOUD)
  .use()

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Delayed and Amount

This allows you to specify the amount of particles to appear and the time after they appear.

Amount

VParticle(location)
  .setType(VParticleType.DOT)
  .setAmount(100) // Default is 10
  .setParticle(VParticleList.CRIT)
  .use()

Speed

VParticle(location)
  .setType(VParticleType.DOT)
  .setSpeed(0.5) // Default is 1.0
  .setParticle(VParticleList.CRIT)
  .use()

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Block shape

This allows particles in the shape of blocks to appear. The Type at this time is VParticleType.BLOCK_OUTLINE

VParticle(location)
  .setType(VParticleType.BLOCK_OUTLINE)
  .setParticle(VParticleList.REDSTONE)
  .setColor(Color.CYAN)
  .use()

If you use the above code, your particles will look like this

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Colored dust

This causes colored redstone dust particles to appear.
Color is specified using java.awt

VParticle(location)
  .setParticle(VParticleList.REDSTONE)
  .setColor(Color.RED)
  .use()

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Textured Material

These are particles that can appear as textures on blocks and items.
ItemCrack, FallingDust can be used.

Block Texture

VParticle(location)
    .setParticle(VParticleList.BLOCK_FALLING)
    .setParticleData(BlockTexture(Material.STONE))
    .display()

Item Texture

val item = ItemStack(Material.DIAMOND_AXE)
VParticle(location)
    .setParticle(VParticleList.ITEM_CRACK)
    .setParticleData(ItemTexture(item))
    .display()

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VActionBar

Class: VActionBar

With the following simple code, you can easily send an action bar to a specified player.

Send

VActionBar.send(player, "Hello World")

Clear

VActionBar.clear(player)

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VTitle

Class: VTitle

With the following simple code, you can easily send titles with fade-in, fade-out, and stay to your players.

Send

The following code is a 30-tick fade-in, 10-tick stay, and 30-tick fade-out court

VTitle.send(player, 30, 10, 30, "", "")

Clear

VTitle.send(player, "Hello World")

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VBase

Class: VBase

This is a simplified version of registerEvents() in PluginManager of org.bukkit.JavaPlugin
and getCommand() of org.bukkit.Server It can be as simple as the following code.

class TestPlugin : JavaPlugin() {
    override fun onEnable() {
        
        VBase()
            .newEvents(this, listOf(
                TestListener()
            ))
            .newCommands(this, listOf(
                "testCommand" to TestCommandExecutor()
            ))
        
    }
}

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VClass

Class: VClass

This is for advanced users.

This code forces the class of net.minecraft.server to be retrieved.

VClass.getNMSClass("PacketPlayOutTitle")

This code sends packets to the specified player.

VClass.sendPacket(player, Packet)

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Tip

The "V" in VSeries is inspired by the "V" in "Version," which stands for more than one version.

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This VSeries was created by Hideko.
Part of the ParticleLib by ByteZ1137 code is used in VParticle.