Random Lores

Plugin category: Mechanics

Minecraft version: Spigot 1.8.8

Suggested name: RandomLores

What I want:

A plugin that gives the item a random lore that is set in the config if the item has a placeholder in it's lore.
If an item has a lore that contains "&7%lore%", upon getting interacted in the player's inventory it'll randomly change to a lore that is in the config.

Example:
Diamond Leggings have the lore "&7%lore%" and a player moves them in their inventory, it'll pick out a random lore from the config and replace the "%lore%" with the one that it picked. Each lore will have a percentage. (chance). To make some lores rarer than others.

Config.yml:

Code:

lore1:
- "&6Mighty Item"
Chance: 20

lore2:
- "&eAwesome Item"
Chance: 75

lore3:
- "&bBest Item Ever!"
Chance: 5

Ideas for commands: No commands needed for this plugin.

Ideas for permissions:

When I'd like it by: ASAP

 

When would an item get a lore, anytime? Just when crafted?

 

The item would normally come with a lore placeholder from a kit... etc

 

My team can almost certainly do this. Just to clear something up, do you want it to be a different lore every time they click it? Or will it just pick a random one the first time they interact with it?

 

A random lore when a player interacts with it for the first time, if the player interacts with the item again, nothing will happen as the placeholder ,%lore%, has already been replaced by a random lore in the config

 

That's what I figured you meant. Sorry I didn't respond immediately... Bukkit's been screwy the last few days and sometimes it takes up to an hour for me to get an email notification when someone tahgs/quotes me.

My team and I can EASILY do this one for ya, I'll let you know when it's done.

So just to confirm, a config full of colorable lores with percent chances? Sounds easy as pi.

- Rayzr

 

correct

 

Alright. Just curious, how can you make sure that they're going to click on it? They could open their inventory and see that there's an item with %lore% on it...

I guess we could just listen to a bunch more events.

 

Loop through inventory on inventory open event and what more? Click, drag?

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@JustNoHacks
Try this.