TalkingMobs

It is simple: It lets mobs talk to the player.

For example if you attack a mob, a random message will be sent to the attacking player.

## Installation

Download the latest release and put the Jar file into your plugins folder Start your Minecraft server to let the plugin generate the initial configuration files Optional: Customize the configuration to fit your needs (use `/talkingmobs reload` to reload)

## Permissions

TalkingMobs knows the following permissions:

`talkingmobs` - Required to access the /talkingmobs command (Default: everyone) `talkingmobs.receive` - Allow to receive messages from mobs (Default: everyone) `talkingmobs.reload` - Allow to reload the configuration (Default: op) `talkingmobs.` - Allow access to all features (Default: op)

## Commands

The `/talkingmobs` command is the one and only command provided by this plugin.

Usage: `/talkingmobs `

The following sub commands are currently available:

`help` - Show the help of the plugin `reload` - Reload the configuration `toggle` - Toggle messages sent by mobs `version` - Show the version of the plugin

## Event types

The following event types are currently available and can be used for the type in the `/talkingmobs toggle ` command and in the configuration files.

`attacked` - Mob has been attacked by a player `idle` - Mob is idle, for example the mob is just standing/walking/running around (Currently unused) `interacted` - Player interacted with the mob (Right click on mob) `killed_player` - Mob has been killed by a player `killed_other` - Mob has been killed by something else (not a player) `looking` - Mob is looking at the player (and player is looking at the mob) `spawn` - Mob has been spawned (Mob spawner, egg or another plugin by default, but can be configured in config.yml) `tamed` - Mob has been tamed

Additional to those event types, the `killed` event type can be used in the messages configuration to define a message for both types (player and other).

## Configuration

The main configuration can be changed by editing the config.yml file.

All messages can be customized in the messages.yml file.

After changing the configuration, reload it using `/talkingmobs reload`.

# My other plugins

You can find them on (https://selfcoders.com/projects/minecraft-plugins).