Scoreboards and Player List
A configurable sidebar and player-list header for your world.
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Players see a world information sidebar on Java or Bedrock. Operators configure a title, up to twelve lines, refresh timing and player-list header/footer templates.
Templates support player name, online count, health, world and coordinates. Each player can toggle the display; their preference survives restarts.
This first release does not expose an arbitrary PlaceholderAPI engine or economy/quest variables. Bedrock uses its native sidebar; its client does not have the same Java Tab-screen layout.
Read the Scoreboards and Player List setup guide for practical examples, checks and current limits.
What it does
- Java and Bedrock objective handling with periodic updates.
- Configurable text and refresh interval, bounded to 20..1200 ticks.
- Personal persistent opt-out and cleanup on plugin unload.
Commands
Type these in the game chat. Operators are the players you made an operator on the Players tab.
| Command | What it does | Who can use it |
|---|---|---|
/scoreboardui toggle | Turn the information display on or off for yourself. | Everyone |
/scoreboardui reload | Reload templates and validated refresh settings. | Operators |
/scoreboardui config | /scoreboardui set <setting> <value> | List settings or save a validated change immediately. Use on/off for switches. | Operators |
Details
| Version | 0.1.0 (2026-11-04) |
| Works with | Butternut, the engine JetRift runs |
| Made by | JetRift |
| Cost | Free |
| Notes | First bounded release. See the documented feature limits. |
Adding it to a server needs a restart. Disable it from the server's Plugins tab and the plugin's files are removed at the next restart; its settings stay, so turning it on again picks up where you left off.
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