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Is StreamingDrops optimized for BungeeCord?

StreamingDrops was programmed for SpigotMC, PaperMC and several other forks. So there is no direct BungeeCord support. Nevertheless StreamingDrops can be used on BungeeCord networks. Which possibilities exist is explained in the following.


Announcement message as a command when a streamer goes live (Minecraft Chat)

In order to write an announcement message on all servers of a BungeeCord server when a streamer goes live, the function that a command can be specified in the file "Messages.yml" has been implemented.

This can be set up by writing [*command*] at the beginning of the message.

Command: /bungeecordBroadcast I am a message over the network

Setup: [*command*] bungeecordBroadcast I am a message over the network

Hint:
Replace the "/bungeecordBroadcast" command with a real command!


GlobalStreamerTag


What is the global streamer tag (GlobalStreamerTag)?

The GlobalStreamerTag is designed so that the streamer does not have to be on the server to distribute drops to their viewers. In the default settings of StreamingDrops, a streamer can only distribute drops if they are on the Minecraft server and live at the same time. Unfortunately, this is not the case with a BungeeCord network, which is made up of several small servers. Thus, the GlobalStreamerTag was developed to be able to give drops as a streamer, even if the streamer is not currently on the server, but is live.

How to use the global streamer tag (GlobalStreamerTag)?

To actively use GlobalStreamerTag, two facilities are important:

  1. In the settings, "UseGlobalStreamerTag" must be set to "true" for the corresponding streamer.
  2. The streamer must enter a tag in its tags. The tag for this is "StreamingDrops".

With the tag set, it can be specified anywhere in the list. In addition, the upper and lower case must be disregarded. Whenever the streamer has this tag in the tag list, he counts as a player on the server, even if he is not on the server at the moment. The streamer must be live, of course. The game the streamer is playing is not checked. Thus, it would also be possible to enable Minecraft drops through this function if only "just chatting" is being done or a completely different game is being played.

If the streamer does not want to distribute drops for Minecraft, he can simply remove the tag from the list.

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