Heartless Horizon

Minecraft 版本： 1.21 1.21.1 1.21.2 1.21.3 1.21.4 1.21.5 1.21.6 1.21.7 1.21.8 1.21.9 1.21.10 1.21.11

平台： bukkit paper purpur spigot

标签： game-mechanics

Disclaimer: This is an unofficial remake of the Heartless Horizon plugin concept. I am not affiliated with the original Heartless Horizon server or team. This plugin is a fan-made recreation and I do not claim any credit for the original gameplay concept.

Players have a configurable heart count that can be managed with commands. Hearts are saved in data.yml, so player heart counts and states survive server restarts. When a normal player dies, they lose permanent hearts. If they run out, they are temporarily banned for 4 hours, with a ban message showing when they will be unbanned. When they return, they rejoin with 10 hearts.

Main Features
People spawn with 10 hearts.
Persistent heart system saved across restarts
/hearts command to set, add, remove, or check hearts
Supports up to 30 hearts
Special purple warning symbol for players above 20 hearts
Colored heart indicators in tab/nametags and chat
Hearts shown on both sides of the player name in chat
Temporary 4-hour elimination ban when players run out of hearts
Broadcast message when a player is eliminated
Beacon deactivate sound plays nearby when a player dies
/revive command to restore eliminated players
/heartless mode with Wither-style black heart HUD
Heartless players cannot die and do not take real damage
/owner mode with immortality, full hunger, saturation, and survival flight
Hunger and saturation protection for Heartless and Owner players

2-4 hearts: ❤️ red hearts

6-8 hearts: ❤️ yellow-golden hearts

10 hearts: ❤️ green hearts

11-20 : ❤️ purple hearts

21-30 (max) : ⚠️ purple danger icon (syntax i call it)

?-white hearts, cant take damage, can fly on survival (obtainable by command)
?-black hearts, can take damage, cant die, cant fly on survival, (obtainable by command)

Commands

/hearts <player> checks a player’s hearts
/hearts set <player> <amount> sets hearts
/hearts add <player> <amount> adds hearts
/hearts remove <player> <amount> removes hearts
/heartless set <player> enables Heartless mode
/heartless unset <player> disables Heartless mode
/owner set <player> enables Owner mode
/owner unset <player> disables Owner mode
/revive <player> revives a player with default revive hearts (or use /pardon because sometimes /revive dosent work)

Can use luck perms commands too!

  heartless.revive
  heartless.hearts
  heartless.owner
  heartless.heartless