This plugin adds the ability for your players to change their texture pack in game without having to use any commands. You can create a gallery of texture packs which users are then able to apply for an optional fee
The maps above each sign are added automatically when you create the sign, the image used is the pack.png from the texture pack.
If you find a bug, encounter a problem or have a suggestion, please fill out a ticket via the Tickets link above. I do not have the time to read through the comments section, any comment that fits the previous three categories will be ignored.
Once you have added your texture pack with /tpg set you can use it on a sign. The name of the pack should go on line 2 and the price on line 3, note that for the price to have an effect you need to have Vault installed too. The price is optional so you can still use the plugin without Vault.
Used to show a list of all available texture packs, these are the names that can be used on signs.
Permission: texturepackgallery.pack.list (defaults to OP only)
Used to set a new texture pack (so that it can be used on signs). The name should not contain spaces and the URL must be the direct link to the .zip file. When you use this command the plugin will attempt to download the pack.png file for the texture pack, this means that you might not see the success message right away.
Permission: texturepackgallery.pack.set (defaults to OP only)
Used to remove a texture pack from the available ones, this will also disable the pack for any users that have it selected.
Permission: texturepackgallery.pack.remove (defaults to OP only)
Used to display information on a specific texture pack, currently this only shows the link.
Permission: texturepackgallery.pack.info (defaults to OP only)
Allow the player to create texture pack signs. Defaults to OP only.
Allow the player to remove texture pack signs. Defaults to OP only.
Allow the player to use texture pack signs. Defaults to everyone.
Contributions to the project are very much welcome, if you have a feature that you want implemented and know a nice way to do it then consider forking the repo and submitting a pull request. These will be accepted as long as the following simple guidelines are followed.
All dependencies that are used are now available from a public Maven repo, so you don't have to worry about building several other projects just to add a simple change any more.
Available on GitHub.
Development builds of this project can be acquired at the provided continuous integration server. These builds have not been approved by the BukkitDev staff. Use them at your own risk.
http://bukkit.jacekk.co.uk:8000/job/TexturePackGallery/
