Language
In the messages the Minecraft standard color codes can be used with "&". You can see exactly which ones they are here (Minecraft Color Codes).
There are no ready-made language files offered by me, because the file "messages.yml" is very compact and the messages contained here are mostly very server specific.
The default language is English.
This message is always sent to the player if he has no permission to use the executed command.
This message is issued to the player or in the console when the facilities are read in again.
If an activity has led to an error, this message is issued. It is important to have a look into the console to check for error messages.
This message is displayed if the execution of the order is intended for players only. A few commands can only be executed by one player because they are related to that player.
This message is issued to the player when they are connected to a Twitch account. This is intended as a feedback to the player so that he knows that everything has worked.
When a streamer is added via a command, the player who executed the command or the console is informed with this message that the streamer is added to the list.
This message is displayed when an attempt is made to add a streamer to the list that is already in the list. This prevents a streamer from accidentally appearing twice in the streamer list.
This message is displayed when a streamer is removed from the list of streamers using a command. The message can be displayed both on a player's computer and in the console.
If the specified player name cannot be found, this message is displayed. At this point, the entry should be checked again to see if there is a typo.
This message is issued when a player wants to know what exactly a drop is. The explanation of a twitch drop / streaming drop can be stored here.
This message is displayed if no streamers are currently live where a StreamingDrop can be collected.
This message is displayed when at least one streamer is live that allows the collection of streaming drops. The list of streamers (twitch names) follows.
This message is displayed if you want to see when the next automatic drop is distributed. Here you can use the placeholder "%minutes%" to display the number of minutes.
If a StreamingDrop is added by command, this message is displayed. The message is intended to let the player know that the command worked.
If a drop is performed manually by a streamer, the streamer receives this message as feedback. This way the streamer knows that a random viewer will be rewarded with a StreamingDrop.
This message is displayed when a player tries to connect to a Twitch account that has already been connected to another Minecraft account. This message is also displayed when a player tries to connect to a Twitch account that is on the blacklist.
This message is displayed when a player wants to know how many drops he has already received. The placeholder "%dropsamount%" stands for the number of drops the player has received.
If the setting has been made that only players can receive StreamingDrops who also follow the corresponding Twitch Channel, this message is sent to the player if the player is not yet following the Twitch Channel.
This message is displayed if the check for the current streamers, which are currently live, takes longer. This way the player knows that the command has been accepted and will receive a response soon.
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| StreamingDrops |
| Get drops for watching Minecraft streams on Twitch.tv from your favorite streamer |