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Latest Release: v1.2 for Bukkit 1.7+
DeadHorses is designed to allow players to interact with dead horses (skeleton horse and undead/zombie horse). This plugin enables leashing, feeding, taming, and riding of dead horses. All actions are passed though Bukkit's event system, letting protection plugins such as Worldguard function like they should.
Players using the DeadHorses plugin can:
Note: This plugin does not affect natural mob spawning, and is best used with another plugin that allows dead horses to spawn. The horses can be summoned via command (see Commands), but is primarily meant for administrative testing and not for users. Example plugins: NetherMobs and UnLivingHorsies.
The plugin supports two different modes of taming:
In addition to taming dead horses, feeding can cause baby dead horses to mature into adults. The chance to age a baby dead horse is the same as the chance to tame it (with the food item) as defined in the configuration.
Dead horses can be equipped with barding like normal horses. When equipped, the damage suffered is reduced by the appropriate amount.
Note: The server does not send the metadata necessary to texture dead horses with the barding texture. Modifying the packets sent to the client fixes this, but requires client-side modifications to render properly. If packet modification is enabled, clients without necessary modifications will see the horse with a pure white texture. One modification that allows this is HorseTweaks.
plugins folder.DeadHorses has two permission nodes:
deadhorses.admin - Grants access to all commands, in addition to user permission. (Default: op)deadhorses.user - Allows players to use the plugin's main features. (Default: true)DeadHorses has only one command, /deadhorses (Alias /dh)
/deadhorses reload - Reload configuration from disk./deadhorses summon - Summon one of each dead horse for testing.At startup, the plugin will create a default configuration file if none exists. This file is saved as config.yml and is located in <server_folder>/plugins/DeadHorses.
Default configuration has all set to 'true'. Settings default to 'false' if undefined.
armor.undead_horse: & armor.skeleton_horse: (Boolean, Whether armor able to be equipped)feeding-can-age: (Boolean, whether feeding can turn baby dead horses to adults)leashing: (Boolean, whether users can attach leashes to dead horses)packet-modification: (Boolean, whether packets are modified to include barding info)taming.vanilla-like: (Boolean, whether users can attempt to tame dead horses by mounting)taming.food-based: (Boolean, whether users can attempt to tame dead horses by feeding)Each variant of dead horse has its own food list (from org.bukkit.Material)
Foods can be defined with damage values like: 'golden_apple:1': 100.0
Foods map to chance-to-tame odds, in percent (0.0-100.0)
Defaults:
skeleton_horse:
spider_eye: 2.5
fermented_spider_eye: 5.0
poisonous_potato: 10.0
undead_horse:
raw_beef: 10.0
pork: 5.0
raw_chicken: 2.5
raw_fish: 1.25
This plugin is continually tested to ensure that it is performing correctly, but sometimes bugs can sneak in. If you have found a bug with the plugin, or if you have a feature request, please create an issue on Github.
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