<h1 align="center">Modernized TamableFoxes</h1> <p align="center"> SpigotMC Plugin that gives you the ability to tame foxes! </p> **WARNING: Do not reload the plugin, you may loose foxes!!** **Modernized TamableFoxes** is a modernized fork of **(https://github.com/bgfoxsland/TamableFoxes-Revived)**, which itself is a fork of the original **(https://github.com/SeanOMik/TamableFoxes)** plugin. This project still follows the (https://github.com/KC-Gaming-12/Modernized-TamableFoxes/blob/master/LICENSE) license of the original repository The game versions currently supported by this plugin are as follows: 1.20.x, 1.21.x, 26.x ### Default configuration files: * (https://github.com/KC-Gaming-12/Modernized-TamableFoxes/blob/master/Plugin/src/main/resources/config.yml) * (https://github.com/KC-Gaming-12/Modernized-TamableFoxes/blob/master/Plugin/src/main/resources/language.yml) <br> If you get any errors, <a href="https://github.com/KC-Gaming-12/Modernized-TamableFoxes/issues/new">create an issue!</a><br><br> Have you ever wanted to tame foxes? Well, now you can! <b>Use chicken to tame</b> and sweet berries to breed them!<br><br> ## Features: * 33% Chance of taming * Breeding * Wild foxes pick berry bushes * Leaping on targets * Tamed foxes sleep when their owner does * Foxes follow owner * You can shift + right-click to let the fox hold items * Right-click to make the fox sit * Shift Right-click with an empty hand to make the fox sleep * If the fox is holding a totem of undying, the fox will consume it and be reborn. * Foxes attack the owner's target * Foxes attack the thing that attacked the owner. * Foxes are automatically spawned inside the world. (Same areas as vanilla foxes) * Foxes attack chickens and rabbits. * Snow and red foxes. * Language.yml * Message when a tamed fox dies * /givefox command to give foxes to other players. * Disabling certain gameplay messages * You can do this by changing certain fields in `language.yml` to "disabled". The fields that can be disabled are: * `taming-tamed-message` * `taming-asking-for-name-message` * `taming-chosen-name-perfect` * `fox-doesnt-trust` ## Commands: * /spawntamablefox : Spawns a tamable fox at the players' location. * /tamablefoxes reload: Reloads * /givefox : Give a fox to another player. ## Permissions: * `tamablefoxes.reload`: Reloads the plugin config. Default: `op` * `tamablefoxes.spawn`: Gives permission to run the command /spawntamablefox. Default: `op` * `tamablefoxes.tame`: Gives the player the ability to tame a fox. Default: `Everybody` * `tamablefoxes.tame.unlimited`: Lets players bypass the tame limit. Default: `op` * `tamablefoxes.tame.anywhere`: Lets players bypass the banned worlds in config.yml (so they can tame in any world). Default: `op` * `tamablefoxes.givefox.give.others`: Allows the player to give another players fox to a player with /givefox. This will ignore if the other receiving has the `tamablefoxes.givefox.receive` permission. Default: `op` * `tamablefoxes.givefox.give`: Gives the player the ability to give foxes to other players with /givefox. Default: `Everybody` * `tamablefoxes.givefox.receive`: Gives the player the ability to receive foxes from other players from /givefox. Default: `Everybody` <br> ## Building Use JDK 21 and run `mvn package` to build the project. After building, you can find the plugin in `./run/plugins/` *<small>Although the old information below mentions using compileSpigotVersions.sh to prepare the maven cache, I found in practice that with good network conditions, using JDK 21 and running `mvn package` is sufficient.</small> * *<small>Old information: To build you must have every version of spigot starting from 1.20.1 built and inside your maven cache. To do that, look at (compileSpigotVersions.sh) that lists all the java commands and the java versions for them.</small> * ## Metrics collection !(https://bstats.org/signatures/bukkit/Modernized%20TamableFoxes.svg) Modernized TamableFoxes collects anonymous server statistics through bStats, an open-source statistics service for Minecraft software. If you wish to opt-out, you can do so in the `bstats/config.yml` file.