[SimplePetsAddon] GriefPrevention Addon

What is this addon?

This is a SimplePets Addon that allows server owners/admins to stop specific pet events from happening when a player/pet is on or off of claimed land.

Plugin/Resource Links:

• SimplePets (REQUIRED)
• GriefPrevention (REQUIRED) (At least v16.17.1)

What Features does it have?

• Checks for spawning on trusted, admin, unclaimed, and personal claimed land
• Checks for mounting a pet on trusted, admin, unclaimed, and personal claimed land
• Checks for when a pet walks on trusted, admin, unclaimed, and personal claimed land
• Checks for when a player is riding a pet on trusted, admin, unclaimed, and personal claimed land

How to install:

The addon can be installed a few different ways it can be done via the install command, via the GUI installer, or manually

Install via Command: (Easiest)

• Simply type the /pet addon install GriefPrevention command
  It will also attempt to load and enable it

Install via GUI Installer:

• Run the /pet addon command
• Click the Install Addons item that is in the bottom row of the GUI
• Locate the GriefPrevention item in the GUI
• Once found simply click it

NOTE: If it gets stuck saying "Installing..." then check your console for any errors, If there are none then try one of the other methods.

Install Manually:

• Open the SimplePets plugin folder
• Open the Addons folder
  (If the folder is not there then simply create one)
• Download the addon from one of the download locations
• Drop the addons jar file into the Addons folder
• Restart your server (This is to actually get the addon loaded into the plugin)

Default Config:

# What should the bypass permission be set to?
bypass-permission: pet.griefprevention.bypass

checks:
  spawning:
    # Should the addon check when a pet is spawned?
    enabled: true
    # This message is only visible when you hover over the 'pet failed to spawn' message
    # You can make this blank or 'null' if you want no message
    reason: '&cYour pet is not able to be spawned in this area'
    # Should players be allowed to spawn pets in claims they are trusted to?
    trusted-claims: true
    # Should pets be allowed to spawn in admin claims?
    admin-claims: true
    # Should pets be allowed to spawn in unclaimed lands?
    unclaimed-land: true
    # Should players be allowed to spawn pets in their claims?
    personal-claims: true
    
  mounting:
    # Should the addon check when the player mounts the pet?
    enabled: true
    # Should the pet be removed or should it just be canceled?
    remove-pet: true
    # Should players be allowed to mount their pets in their claims?
    personal-claims: true
    # Should players be allowed to mount their pets in unclaimed lands?
    unclaimed-land: true
    # Should players be allowed to mount their pets in admin claims?
    admin-claims: true
    # Should players be allowed to mount their pets in claims they are trusted to?
    trusted-claims: true
    
  moving:
    # Should the addon check when a pet moves?
    enabled: true
    # Should the pet be removed or should it just be canceled?
    remove-pet: true
    # Should pets be allowed to move in unclaimed lands?
    unclaimed-land: true
    # Should pets be allowed to move in admin claims?
    admin-claims: true
    # Should pets be allowed to move in their summoners claim?
    personal-claims: true
    # Should pets be allowed to move in claims their summoner is trusted on?
    trusted-claims: true
    
  riding:
    # Should the addon check when the pets owner is riding it?
    enabled: true
    # Should the pet be removed or should it just be canceled?
    remove-pet: true
    # Should the player be dismounted (if remove-pet is set to true this is ignored)?
    dismount: true
    # Should players be allowed to ride their pets in unclaimed lands?
    unclaimed-land: true
    # Should players be allowed to ride their pets in claims they are trusted to?
    trusted-claims: true
    # Should players be allowed to ride their pets in admin claims?
    admin-claims: true
    # Should players be allowed to ride their pets in their claims?
    personal-claims: true