- A combat log plugin that tracks players in combat, kills them if they disconnect in combat, and prevents plugins teleporting players while in combat.
- Tracks players in combat.
- Displays an action bar when in combat.
- Kills the player if they disconnect while in combat.
- Prevents plugins teleporting players while in combat.
- Disables flight if enabled.
- /skycombatlog reload - Command to reload the plugin
skycombatlog.commands.skycombatlog- The permission to access the /skycombatlog command.skycombatlog.commands.skycombatlog.reload- The permission to access /skycombatlog reload.
- Please create a new Github Issue with your issue, bug, or suggestion.
- If an issue or bug, please post any relevant logs containing errors related to SkyCombatLog and your configuration files.
- I will attempt to solve any issues or implement features to the best of my ability.
Q: What Minecraft versions does this plugin support?
A: 1.21.4, 1.21.5, 1.21.6, 1.21.7, 1.21.8, 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, and 26.1.2. Note: Java 25 is required even on versions older than 26.1.
Q: I get the following error: "SkyCombatLog has been compiled by a more recent version of the Java Runtime (class file version 69.0), this version of the Java Runtime only recognizes class file versions up to 65.0"
A: SkyCombatLog is compiled using Java 25 as part of it's support of 26.1 and beyond. SkyCombatLog still works on older version as long as Java 25 is used.
Q: Are there any plans to support any other versions?
A: I will always do my best to support the latest versions of the game. I will sometimes support other versions until I no longer use them.
Q: Does this work on Spigot? Paper? (Insert other server software here)?
A: I only support Paper, but this will likely also work on forks of Paper (untested). There are no plans to support any other server software (i.e., Spigot or Folia).
- Download the plugin SkyLib.
- Download the plugin from the releases tab and add it to your server.
- Go to SkyLib and follow the "For Developers" instructions.
- Go to SkyFlight and follow the "For Developers" instructions.
- Then run:
./gradlew build
I wanted a license that will keep my code open source. I believe in open source software and in-case this project goes unmaintained by me, I want it to live on through the work of others. And I want that work to remain open source to prevent a time when a fork can never be continued (i.e., closed-sourced and abandoned).