HealthBar

HealthBar is a new generation of showing your target their health. The idea is from the new series on the English youtube community "How 3 MineCraft" (#H3M)
What this plugin does is very simple, whenever you attack a player/mob, or a player/mob attacks you, you will get a ActionBar with the health of the specific target. The bar format is configurable.

This plugin requires Java 8 to work!


This plugin has a few small features:
- Show the damaged entity their health in an actionbar
- Enable/Disable permission to show actionbar
- Custom Mob name Support
- Change entity display name in the actionbar
- Customize the actionbar in the style that you want (see screenshots below for examples)

permissions:
healthbar.reload - Reload Configuration
healthbar.show-bar - Show bar (if permission is enabled)

commands:
/healthbar reload - Reload Configuration file


Default Configuration:

format:
How to full bar should look like. In here %damager is replaced by the player name, or by the attacked entitiy type, %health is being replaced with the entity his health.

-health-format:
What the health should look like, health-used is the health that the entity still has, and health-not-used is the health that is already removed. (The damage that the player already took)
- gamemode-settings:
Enable/disable the gamemode settings + disable the healthbar for specific gamemodes
- use-customname:
Enable/Disable custom name showing in HealthBar
-disabled-worlds:
Worlds where the HealthBar is disabled.
-disabled-entities:
Entities that should not show the healthbar.
- enable-permisison:
Enable or disable the permission to show healthbar
- display-names:
Change how to entity type should be displayed in the actionbar. This will only work if the mob doesnt have a custom display name by itself. Remove # in front of the examples to make them work.






If you got any problems with the plugin, PM me before leaving a bad rating, thanks

German Tutorial
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