Native Minecraft Version:
1.17
Tested Minecraft Versions:
1.81.91.101.111.121.131.141.151.161.171.181.19
Source Code:
github.com
BloodFading
Just a plugin for Spigot which creates a blood effect on the edges of the player's screen without mods when he takes damage. Supports all server versions from 1.8 to 1.18+.
Demo
How it work?
The plugin sends each damaged player a fake packet (via ProtocolLib) that he exceeded the warning distance of the barrier world in which he is. Fake packet distance is calculated relative to the player's distance from the center of the barrier, so no matter where the player is in the world the effect should be the same (However, in relative proximity to the barrier the blood effect may be slightly slower than in the center of the barrier). The plugin doesn't really change the size of the barrier or its center, it only sends the player information about the warning distance.
ATTENTION: The effect on the edges of the screen does not appear on fast graphics settings. This is a limitation of the client of Minecraft, which can not be bypassed.
Configuration
Starting with version 0.4 you can configure the behavior of the plugin. An example of the default configuration:
Code (Text):
# Selects the fading mode. Accepts the following values:
# default (Default) - The fading occurs equal to the amount of time set by the variable interval.
# health - Fading occurs depending on the interval and the value of the remaining health of the player.
# The lower the health of the player, the longer and more pronounced the effect.
# damage - Fading occurs depending on the interval and the damage received by the player.
# The more damage the player received, the longer and more pronounced the effect.
mode: default
# The fading time for the player.
# A value of 3 roughly corresponds to one second of real time.
#
# Default value: 6 (~2 seconds)
interval: 6
# The coefficient of speed with which the animation (fake distance) decreases at the edges.
# The smaller the coefficient, the faster the animation (fading).
# Accepts a value in decimal fraction from 0.1 to 0.9 inclusive.
# Values greater than or equal to one are not accepted.
#
# Default value: 0.95
coefficient: 0.95
# Messages to be output by the bloodfading command
messages:
onEnable: "&cYou have enabled the first-person blood effect."
onDisable: "&cYou have disabled the first-person blood effect."
noPermission: "&aYou don't have permission for this"
If you change the interval, I recommend changing it along with the coefficent to make the fading look smooth to the player.
Commands
For players who want to stay on Fancy graphics settings, but do not want to see the effect on the edges of the screen there is a command /bloodfading (alias /bf) to disable the effect. The command only works for players who have the bloodfading.toggle permission.
The names of players who wish to disable the effect will be stored in the data.yml in the plugin directory.
Requirements
Can work on versions of Java 8+ and requires the latest ProtocolLib to support the latest versions of Minecraft.
References
Source: https://github.com/ventureoo/BloodFading
Issue Tracker: https://github.com/ventureoo/BloodFading/issues
1.17
Tested Minecraft Versions:
1.81.91.101.111.121.131.141.151.161.171.181.19
Source Code:
GitHub - ventureoo/BloodFading: Bukkit plugin to create a first-person blood effect without mods.
Bukkit plugin to create a first-person blood effect without mods. - ventureoo/BloodFading
github.com
Just a plugin for Spigot which creates a blood effect on the edges of the player's screen without mods when he takes damage. Supports all server versions from 1.8 to 1.18+.
Demo
How it work?
The plugin sends each damaged player a fake packet (via ProtocolLib) that he exceeded the warning distance of the barrier world in which he is. Fake packet distance is calculated relative to the player's distance from the center of the barrier, so no matter where the player is in the world the effect should be the same (However, in relative proximity to the barrier the blood effect may be slightly slower than in the center of the barrier). The plugin doesn't really change the size of the barrier or its center, it only sends the player information about the warning distance.
ATTENTION: The effect on the edges of the screen does not appear on fast graphics settings. This is a limitation of the client of Minecraft, which can not be bypassed.
Configuration
Starting with version 0.4 you can configure the behavior of the plugin. An example of the default configuration:
Code (Text):
# Selects the fading mode. Accepts the following values:
# default (Default) - The fading occurs equal to the amount of time set by the variable interval.
# health - Fading occurs depending on the interval and the value of the remaining health of the player.
# The lower the health of the player, the longer and more pronounced the effect.
# damage - Fading occurs depending on the interval and the damage received by the player.
# The more damage the player received, the longer and more pronounced the effect.
mode: default
# The fading time for the player.
# A value of 3 roughly corresponds to one second of real time.
#
# Default value: 6 (~2 seconds)
interval: 6
# The coefficient of speed with which the animation (fake distance) decreases at the edges.
# The smaller the coefficient, the faster the animation (fading).
# Accepts a value in decimal fraction from 0.1 to 0.9 inclusive.
# Values greater than or equal to one are not accepted.
#
# Default value: 0.95
coefficient: 0.95
# Messages to be output by the bloodfading command
messages:
onEnable: "&cYou have enabled the first-person blood effect."
onDisable: "&cYou have disabled the first-person blood effect."
noPermission: "&aYou don't have permission for this"
If you change the interval, I recommend changing it along with the coefficent to make the fading look smooth to the player.
Commands
For players who want to stay on Fancy graphics settings, but do not want to see the effect on the edges of the screen there is a command /bloodfading (alias /bf) to disable the effect. The command only works for players who have the bloodfading.toggle permission.
The names of players who wish to disable the effect will be stored in the data.yml in the plugin directory.
Requirements
Can work on versions of Java 8+ and requires the latest ProtocolLib to support the latest versions of Minecraft.
References
Source: https://github.com/ventureoo/BloodFading
Issue Tracker: https://github.com/ventureoo/BloodFading/issues
