You won't really need those PNG's in that case, just a texture with a solid color on it. ĮDIT2: Or maybe it is, there's a 1.9 branch. However a small setback on adding this feature.īut I have no idea how to correctly turn this into a resource pack.Īnyone know how to do this Or can quickly do it for me? It seems easy I think you just plomp it in some folder?Ĭlick to expand.You will need a model of some kind- you could try BDCraft Cubik, I haven't used it (Windows-only, cri) but it may be like two clicks to get you a sphere-ish thing, IDK for sure.Īlternately, you could ask Boole if it's ok for you to use this one.ĮDIT: Hrm, Xor's stuff is probably not updated for 1.9. Thanks to the use of this tutorial I can create specific items in a resource pack without taking up a whole new item, allowing me to create hundreds of new items by setting its value inside the plugin. Now with 1.9's new capability's I plan to add this feature. Every x miliseconds having to check to see if the dye item hit a player or getting the dye item's path to see if it would hit a player. I dismissed this idea after releasing how laggy this may be. I can use Dyed items and when someone clicks an item it would shoot the dyed item by setting its velocity. I have not seen 1 colorful paintball.īefore in 1.8 I had an idea to add this feature. Breaking the current boundaries that for some reason stopped people from continuing to innovate, like the fact for only a red/blue (and in one, red/blue/green/yellow team).Ĭolorful Paintballs would be another great feature to further its success and break even more boundaries and standards.

Recently with my new Paintball plugin I have been attempting to really set a new standard for Paintball plugins by adding tons and tons of (correctly implemented) features.

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