Silly Bukkit plugin which allows you to set a circle and count how many times your players run around it.
I usually have an unregular, wooden stockade on which I am jumping in circles when talking to people over Skype. This plugin lets me count how many full laps (without falling down) I have done, what was the longes streak, how fast was the fastest lap and how long am I jumping on the walls.
The plugin does only show notifications about doing a lap when you actually do a full one, so my players don't even know it does exist until they join me in jumping. When a player gets 3 full laps, he is allowed to use "/jump" command, which shows current stats and rankings. All other players see a default "Unknown command. Type "/help" for help." message, so they probably don't believe those who are boasting around.
The configuration looks like that:
worldname of the world on which your circle will be.heightheight of the ground. When the player falls below this Y value, the counter will reset. Set it one block under the lowest place on your track.radiusis a radius around a checkpoint where the player must bemaxTimemaximum time (in seconds) between checkpoints. Set the checkpoints in even distances! The players who are too slow (for example because they are too caucious) will not get the laps.commandname of the command. You can set it to whatever you like, but not a command which is used by some other plugin.command_lapshow many laps a player must do in a streak in order to be allowed to use the command.ranking_tophow many players will be shown in rankings. Setting it too high will result in your screen being spammed by informations.
Locations are just coordinates separated with semicolon. They need to be in order, because the plugin will not accept checkpoints done without any order. It does not matter if the player jumps clockwise or not, the plugin can handle both directions.
Don't touch "players" tree, it's storing the data.
If you want to edit the configuration manually, you must stop the server. It is so simple that it does not have a reloading command. It can however handle general /reload command, but still, it will overwrite your changes in the config.
Like all of my plugins, this hooks into BetonQuest. You can use maxlaps,
mintime, totallaps and totaltime conditions in your quests.
All of them accept only a single argument, a number. First one is about maximum
lap amount in a single streak, second is about fastest lap in seconds, third
about total laps ever made and last about total time of jumping in minutes.
Don't use this plugin for race quests, that's what location objective is
for!
You need JDK 1.7 and Maven 3. Download the source and issue mvn install
command inside the root directory. The compiled .jar will appear in target
directory.
The plugin is licensed under GPLv3 (or above).