Life Series Mod

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Datapack Support ​

In Progress

A LOT more features regarding support for datapacks are planned - this is just a starting point!

Lives Stuff ​

Lives Scoreboard ​

The Life Series Mod adds a scoreboard objective called lives to track the number of lives each player has.

This is the scoreboard that actually stores the lives of each player, and is used by the mod to manage lives.

So running /scoreboard players add <player> Lives 1 and /lives reload (to reload the player colors) is the same as running /lives add <player> 1.

Life Colors Teams ​

The Life Series Mod uses Minecraft teams to manage player colors based on their number of lives.

More info about this can be found in the Life System page.

Custom Lives System ​

You can fully disable the built-in lives system of the mod with the lives_system_disabled config option, then you can fully replace the system with you custom implementation of lives.

Note that this disables literally everything. The lives command, default lives, dying removing a life, ... all do not work for example.

Player selection based on lives ​

Since the lives are a scoreboard, you can use selectors like @a[scores={Lives=1}] in your commands to select players with a certain number of lives.

Examples:

  • /give @a[scores={Lives=0}] - Clears the inventory of all dead players
  • /title @r[scores={Lives=1..2} title "You are the impostor" - Shows the title to a random player with between 1 and 2 lives
  • /boogeyman add @a[scores={Lives=4..}] - Makes everyone with 4 or more lives a boogeyman

Soulmate tracking ​

In Double Life, all soulmates are given a tag, soulmate_<index>, where the index is determined by sorting all players by UUID and assigning consecutive numbers to each pair (starting from 1).

Documentation for the Life Series mod

Made by Mat0u5