Player Death Kick

Description

Requires the library mod Collective.

Kicks players on death with a customizable disconnect message. This can be useful on tournament servers, where the server is locked at the start and disconnected players are unable to join again.


Configurable: ( how do I configure? )
disconnectMessage (default = "You died by %death%! You have been disconnected from the server."): The message players will receive when disconnected on death.
addDeathCauseToMessage (default = true): If enabled, replaces %death% in the disconnect message with the death cause.
exemptAdminPlayers (default = true): If enabled, exempts admin players (with cheat access, OPs) from being kicked on death.
broadcastKickToServer (default = true): If enabled, sends a message to all players online with who was kicked.


Example messages:

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