CRASH PLUGIN

Laser Plugin adds real lasers made from particles.

Features:

• Customizable: you can set the direction, length and more of your lasers.
• Animated: lasers can be animated with different types of interpolation.
• Beautiful: the lasers are very beautiful to look at and add an extra quality to your server.
• Lightweight: the plugin is designed with an optimization system that can be as well configured for better quality/lag ratio.

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List of commands:

• /laser help: Displays this panel
• /laser info: Displays information about the plugin
• /laser give [player]: Gives a plugin item
• /laser disableall: Turns off all active lasers
• /laser list : Displays the list of LaserControllers
• /laser reload: Reloads the config

Permissions list:

• laser.command: Access to the /laser command
• laser.use.controller: Use of public or own controller
• laser.forceuse.controller: Use of all controllers

Quick Guide

To create your first laser give yourself a laser controller with the /laser give controller command and place the block.

Now you can access it by clicking the block and from there you can access a small quick guide (the book), you can break the block (the barrier), you can make the controller private or public (the trapdoor), you can activate the laser (the stained glass panels on the right) and finally you can manage your Keyframes.

At first you will have to create a new Keyframe by clicking on one of the blocks in the second panel bar, and that is how you will enter the edit mode of that keyframe.

Here you can change the direction, length, width and in the Settings the duration, interpolation (I recommend you try them all) and color.

Once you have edited the keyframe to your liking you can finally exit the edit mode by clicking the barrier and turn on the controller.

Now you will only see one laser, but if you want to animate it you can just create another keyframe.

The plugin, once you turn on the controller, will proceed to read the first keyframe using the interpolation set for the duration you set, and after that it will read the second one so on until it starts again from the first one in a loop.