PlayerSize Plugin for PocketMine-MP

PlayerSize is a customizable PocketMine-MP plugin that allows players to adjust their own size or become invisible using simple commands. Whether you want to be larger, smaller, or hidden, PlayerSize provides an easy and flexible way to modify your in-game appearance.

• Adjust Player Size: Set your size to normal, small, or giant.
• Toggle Invisibility: Become invisible or visible at will.
• Permission-Based Access: Control who can use specific commands.
• Configurable Settings: Easily customize scales and messages via config.yml.
• Command Aliases: Use short aliases for quicker command access.

1. Download the Plugin:

   • Clone or download the repository

2. Place in Plugins Directory:

   • Extract the downloaded files.
   • Place the PlayerSize folder into your PocketMine-MP plugins directory.

3. Restart the Server:

   • Restart your PocketMine-MP server to load the plugin.
   • Upon first run, a default config.yml will be generated.

Customize the plugin settings by editing the config.yml file located in the plugins/PlayerSize directory.

# PlayerSize Configuration

# Scale settings for different sizes
scales:
  normal: 1.0
  small: 0.5
  giant: 2.0

# Command aliases
aliases:
  playersize: [ps]

# Messages sent to players
messages:
  enabled: true
  prefix: "§e[PlayerSize] §f"
  help:
    title: "§a--- PlayerSize Help ---"
    commands:
      - "§6/playersize help §f- Show this help message."
      - "§6/playersize normal §f- Set your size to normal."
      - "§6/playersize small §f- Set your size to small."
      - "§6/playersize giant §f- Set your size to giant."
      - "§6/playersize hide §f- Toggle your invisibility."
  no_permission: "§cYou do not have permission to use this command."
  size_set:
    normal: "§aYour size has been set to normal."
    small: "§aYour size has been set to small."
    giant: "§aYour size has been set to giant."
  hidden: "§aYou are now hidden."
  unhidden: "§aYou are now visible."
  unknown_command: "§cUnknown command. Use /ps help for a list of commands."

# Permissions
permissions:
  playersize.use:
    description: "Allows using the PlayerSize commands."
    default: false
  playersize.help:
    description: "Allows viewing help information for PlayerSize."
    default: true
  playersize.normal:
    description: "Allows setting player size to normal."
    default: true
  playersize.small:
    description: "Allows setting player size to small."
    default: true
  playersize.giant:
    description: "Allows setting player size to giant."
    default: true
  playersize.hide:
    description: "Allows toggling invisibility."
    default: false

• Scales:

  • normal: Default player size (1.0).
  • small: Reduced player size (0.5).
  • giant: Increased player size (2.0).

• Aliases:

  • Define alternate command names for easier access. By default, /playersize can be accessed via /ps.

• Messages:

  • Customize the messages displayed to players. Change colors and text as desired using Minecraft color codes (e.g., §a for green).

• Permissions:

  • Define permission nodes to control access to commands. Adjust the default settings as needed.

Manage who can use the PlayerSize commands using a permissions plugin like LuckPerms. Below are the default permission nodes:

• Set to Normal:

  /playersize normal
  # or
  /ps normal

• Set to Small:

  /playersize small
  # or
  /ps small

• Set to Giant:

  /playersize giant
  # or
  /ps giant

• Hide Yourself:

  /playersize hide
  # or
  /ps hide

  This command toggles your invisibility. Running it once will make you invisible; running it again will make you visible.

• Display Help Information:

  /playersize help
  # or
  /ps help

Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to contribute to PlayerSize, please follow these steps:

1. Fork the Repository:

   • Click the "Fork" button at the top of the repository page.

2. Create a Feature Branch:

   git checkout -b feature/YourFeatureName

3. Commit Your Changes:

   git commit -m "Add your message here"

4. Push to Your Fork:

   git push origin feature/YourFeatureName

5. Create a Pull Request:

   • Go to the original repository and click "New pull request."