[1.8] Add a way to display episodes ends using /title

[AmauryCarrade]

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[AmauryCarrade]

Episode displayed in title (big) or subtitle (small) as an option.

If the episode is in the title, an option to display something like « 12 players in 5 teams left » in the subtitle.

episodes:
    enabled: true

    # Format: "mm", "mm:ss" or "hh:mm:ss". If invalid, 20 minutes.
    # Don't remove the "quotes" (because of the commas)!
    length: "20:00"

    vanillaTitle:
        use: true
        big: true   # If true, "title" used. Else, "subtitle".

        # Display the number of players/teams left in the subtitle?
        # Only available if `big` is set to `true`.
        showPlayersLeftInSubtitle: true

[Relicum]

Can add this now for you, I'll show you on the spigot build I made.

[AmauryCarrade]

Can add this now for you, I'll show you on the spigot build I mad

Do it if you want, it's appreciated :) .
If you agree, I'll merge your changes on this when I'll update the plugin to the 1.8 version.

[Amunak]

Would this also show a "game start" when you start the game, possibly with countdown and stuff? That would be awesome. Also game end, announcing winner/winning team.

[AmauryCarrade]

Was planned but not written here :) .

[Relicum]

Ohpps I forgot to tell you I have code a 4K line API dedicated to Titles/Action bar and Tab Header and Footer. It will only work on the full 1.8 spigot / bukkit . Also its coded in Java 8 so unless you use Java 8 it won't be of much use. It is fully documented and been running for 6 weeks on servers with no probs. Let me know if you use java 8, it wouldn't make a difference provided the end user was running java 8 on their server. Let me know. Sorry for forgetting about this.

[AmauryCarrade]

Ohh, this can be interesting! No problem for the only-real-1.8 support, the next version will not be compatible with 1.7.9 anyway.
But I'm currently compiling with Java 7 because a lot of servers use Java 7. Your API cannot work with Java 7?
(Yes, I can switch to Java 8 too.)

Update – this, I suppose?

Update II – From these global statistics, I see 80% of the servers use Java 7. This said, I think this number will evolve, and a dependency to Java 8 is not so hard to have (especially because all these dependencies are for me soft dependencies: I want this plugin to be able to run alone).