QuestPointers

If you want to create quests or something similar where your player has to walk to a certain location,
you can use this plugin to show him "pointers" or "direction indicators" that guide him to his target.

Available pointers:

• ActionBar - simple looking too much to the left or right indicator
• Beacon - When within render distance a beacon will appear on top of the target
  • Color of the beacon beam is customizable per target
• BlinkingBlock - When sufficiently close a repeating sequence of blocks appear on top of the target
• BossBar - A compass is visible in the boss bar with colored squares showing the direction of the target
• Compass - Sets the compass target of the player to the provided target
  • The previous target will be overridden and lost
• Hologram - A hologram will appear in the general direction of the target
  • Item, name and text color are customizable per target
• Particles - Particles appear at the feet of the player pointing in the direction of the target
• Trail - The plugin attempts to find a path towards the target and shows it with a trail of particles

For images showcasing how this could look, please take a look at the gallery of my Waypoints plugin,
for which these pointers are primarily designed.

Commands:

To be able to use these commands, the permission questpointers.command is required.

/questpointers stopAll <player>:

• <player>: The player to disable all enabled targets for

/questpointers add <player> <x> <y> <z> [<world>] [<color>] [<item>] [<enabledPointers>] [<name...>]:

• <player>: The player to add an additional target for
• <x>, <y> and <z>: The coordinates of the target
• <world>: The name of the world the target is in, or _ to use the world the player is in
• <color>: The color for the beacon beam and the text to use, or use _ to use the default value from the config
• <item>: The item to use as an icon for the hologram, or use _ to not use one
• <enabledPointers> (available when commandVersion is at least 1): Select a subset of available pointers
  to use for this specific target separated by a comma, or _ to use all configured ones
• <name...>: The name to use for the hologram pointer, can be multiple words