CCooldowns

# C-Cooldowns **C-Cooldowns** is a Minecraft plugin that applies item cooldowns globally or based on WorldGuard regions. Designed for seamless integration with **DeluxeCombat**, it enables fine-tuned control over PvP mechanics by delaying the reuse of powerful items like ender pearls, golden apples, or potions. Cooldowns can be applied server-wide or limited to specific regions. You can disable them in safe areas like `spawn` or `safezone`, while maintaining strict rules elsewhere. All durations and item types are fully configurable via `config.yml`. --- ## 🧭 Features - Set item-specific cooldowns (e.g. ender pearls, enchanted apples, rods) - Supports **regionless** and **region-based** cooldown behavior - Integrates with **WorldGuard** and **DeluxeCombat** - Disable cooldowns in regions like `spawn` or `safezone` - Simple admin command and permission system - YAML-driven config for easy adjustments --- ## 🛠️ Commands - `/ccooldown status` – View the current cooldown settings - `/ccooldown reload` – Reloads the plugin's configuration without restarting the server --- ## ⚙️ Setup Instructions 1. Install on a Paper/Purpur server (Minecraft 1.20+) 2. Drop the plugin `.jar` into your `plugins/` folder 3. Restart the server to generate the default `config.yml` 4. Modify cooldown values, enabled items, and region settings 5. Use `/ccooldown reload` to apply changes instantly 6. Define regions in WorldGuard if using region-based cooldowns 7. Players using cooldown-triggering items will see delays enforced --- ## 📁 Configuration Reference (`config.yml`) ```yaml cooldowns: wind: 5 pearl: 10 golden_apple: regular: 30 enchanted: 60 fishing_rod: 8 splash_potion: 15 enabled: wind: true pearl: true golden_apple: true fishing_rod: true splash_potion: true regions: enabled_in: # Cooldowns apply everywhere unless listed disabled_in: - safezone - spawn ``` --- ## 🔐 Permissions | Permission | Description | Default | |------------------------|----------------------------------------|---------| | `cooldown.admin` | Allows using `/ccooldown` commands | OP |