BannerBoard 1.10.2 [1.8-1.15.2]

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[b][b]Update: As of the latest version BannerBoard has support for banners on the ground and floor! :O[/b]
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A full documentation of the plugin's inbuilt renderers can be foundhere.



[b]BannerBoard can show different banners to different players. You can also put the skin of the player on a banner![/b]

What is BannerBoard?
BannerBoard uses maps to render images in your server as banners. BannerBoard banners are dynamically rendered when a player logs in. Thank donators or encourage new players to visit your shop? It's possible! The possibilities are endless and BannerBoard is easy to use with its powerful and user friendly configuration. The rendered images are 128 x 128 pixels per block, thats a higher quality than most resource packs are!

Lightweight
Performance is of great importance for every server owner, that is exactly this plugin was made with that in mind. Not only does the image rendering happen entirely onseparatedthreads, but also is the BannerBoard color picking system more than twenty times faster than the inbuilt Spigot color picking system.

Check it out yourself
It is always better to see something with your own eyes. Feel free to join my test server and have a look at the four banners I have made as examples.

I'll be making a small list of all servers currently running BannerBoard, please contact me if you would like to be added.

Requirements

• Spigot 1.8 or higher.
  
  
• Images are cached on startup. Depending on how many images you have, Id say the amount of memory this plugin uses is a few megabytes plus the size of your /images/ folder.
  
  
• A decent internet connection. Also make sure to enable packet compression at a threshold of 256 or less bytes. If you have packet compression disabled, make sure to turn it on. It is enabled by default.
  
  
• At least two cores so the main thread wont suffer from the BannerBoard render threads.
  
  
• Java 7 or higher.
  

Configuration
BannerBoard is highly configurable. The config is very powerful and easy to use. If you can't figure out how it works, please check the video below about BannerBoard.


The view distance of the banners can be set in yourspigot.ymlby settingentity-tracking-rangekeymiscto what you'd like the view distance to be (in blocks). BannerBoard automatically adapts to what's set in your spigot configuration file.

We start by creating the banner. I highly advise you to have no other players online when going through these steps.

• Use the command/bannerboard create. This will give you two redstone blocks. There is no permission for the command, however it does require you to be a server operator.
  

• Place both blocks at an opposite corner (e.g. left bottom and right top). Please don't make your banner too big, BannerBoard might refuse to make it. Make sure to have a solid wall behind the banner and no blocks placed around the edges, these blocks should be placed later to prevent misplaced itemframes. Your wall should look something likethis.
  
  If you misplace a redstone block or you want to redo the placing, use the command /bb delete twice while you're looking at the banner to delete the banner. You can now start over again.
  

• When you open the configuration file now, you will see an internal section as well as a configurable section. Please dont change any of the internal values, these are for internal use only. In the renderers section you will find the two default example renderers, add more lines or change the existing lines to whatever you want.
  
  BannerBoard currently has seven inbuilt renderers. All renderers and its parameters are comprehensively explained on my wiki page, which you can findhere.
  

• Make sure to always use the command /bb reload after changing anything in the renderer section of the configuration file.
  

Placeholders
As of version 1.3.5 you can use the few hundreds of placeholdersPlaceholderAPIoffers us. Just drop the PlaceholderAPI jar in your server, restart, and use the command /papi ecloud list all <pagenumber> to navigate through all available placeholder packages. Usethis listto find out which ones you want to install. After installing the placeholders, you can simply use the placeholders for the BannerBoard TEXT renderer.

These are the four examples I made in the preview server, followed by their render configuration section. Renderers in the list are always called in order from top to bottom.


Usedhttp://www.skinrender.com/with LIVEIMG here for the 3D skin.

This looks smick. Thank you for sharing and i will be sure to check it out when i add all these new plugins.

thenk you bro im testing sure to check it out when

thenk you bro im testing sure to check it out when

I did not know this existed. wow......

I'm looking for this for soooo long, really thank u

thank you so muchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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