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# ========================================================================================================
# What do {PLAYER_DEAD}, {PLAYER_KILLER} etc. mean?
# These are placeholders — the plugin automatically replaces them
# with real player names when the message is sent. You don't need
# to change them, just keep them in the message wherever you want
# that name to appear.
#
# {PLAYER_DEAD}    -> the player who died
# {PLAYER_KILLER}  -> the player who got the kill
# {PLAYER_REVIVER} -> the player who revived someone
# {PLAYER}         -> a player's name (used in error messages)
#
# Note: {PLAYER_KILLER} and {PLAYER_REVIVER} only work when a real
# player did the action. If it happened through a console/command,
# those placeholders won't have anyone to fill in — that's why
# there are separate "by-command" messages below for those cases.
#
# You can color messages using & Bukkit color codes (&a = green, &c = red, etc.)
# To turn off a message completely, set it to: ""
# ========================================================================================================


# ============================================================
# Main Settings
# ============================================================

# What happens to a player when they get eliminated?
# true  = they get banned from the server
# false = they get put into Spectator mode (can still watch, can't play)
useBan: false

# How often does dying actually count as an "elimination" (head drops + player is out)?
# This is a percentage from 0 to 100.
#   0   = never happens
#   100 = happens every single time someone dies
#   50   = happens about 50 out of every 100 deaths (good for hardcore servers)
head-drop-percentage: 100


# ============================================================
# Revival Item — How Players Get Brought Back
# ============================================================

# This is the crafting recipe players need to make the item that revives someone.
# Think of it like a 3x3 crafting table grid, numbered like this:
#   1 2 3
#   4 5 6
#   7 8 9
# Put the name of the Minecraft item you want in each slot.
# Use the real Minecraft item name (e.g. DIAMOND_BLOCK, NETHERITE_INGOT) —
# if you misspell it, the recipe won't work.
HeadRecipe:
  1: "DIAMOND_BLOCK"
  2: "NETHERITE_INGOT"
  3: "DIAMOND_BLOCK"
  4: "NETHERITE_INGOT"
  5: "TOTEM_OF_UNDYING"
  6: "NETHERITE_INGOT"
  7: "DIAMOND_BLOCK"
  8: "NETHERITE_INGOT"
  9: "DIAMOND_BLOCK"


# ============================================================
# Visual Effects
# ============================================================

# Show the golden Totem of Undying sparkle effect on the player being brought back to life.
show-totem: true
# Show the same sparkle effect on the player who is doing the reviving.
show-totem-reviver: true


# ============================================================
# Commands That Run When a Player Dies
# ============================================================

# Turn on/off running extra server commands automatically when a player dies.
# Note: this only works if a player killed them — not if they died from /kill or other commands.
enable-actions-on-death: true
# The list of commands to run when someone dies (only if enable-actions-on-death is true above).
# These run as if typed by console/server, so make sure they're valid commands for your server.
actions-on-death:
  - "eco give {PLAYER_KILLER} 100"
  - "eco take {PLAYER_DEAD} 100"


# ============================================================
# Messages — When Someone Is Eliminated
# ============================================================

# Message shown to everyone when one player kills another.
kill-message: "&c[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER_DEAD} is killed by {PLAYER_KILLER} !!"
# Message shown when a player is eliminated by a command instead of another player.
# {PLAYER_KILLER} is NOT available here — there's no player to credit.
kill-by-command-message: "&c[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER_DEAD} is killed"


# ============================================================
# Messages — When Someone Is Revived
# ============================================================

# Message shown to everyone when one player revives another.
revive-message: "&a[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER_DEAD} is revived by {PLAYER_REVIVER} !!"
# Message shown when a player is revived by a command instead of another player.
# {PLAYER_REVIVER} is NOT available here — there's no player to credit.
revive-by-command-message: "&a[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER_DEAD} is revived"


# ============================================================
# Messages — Ban/Kick Screen (only matters if useBan is true above)
# ============================================================

# Message a player sees on their kick screen when they get banned.
kick-message: "&c[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER_KILLER} killed you !!"
# Same message, but used when used command instead of another player.
# {PLAYER_KILLER} is NOT available here — there's no player to credit.
kick-by-command-message: "&c[HeadSteal]: You are killed !!"


# ============================================================
# Messages — When a Player Gets Lucky (the elimination chance didn't trigger)
# ============================================================

# Message sent to the player who died but got lucky and wasn't actually eliminated.
killed-player-escaped-percentage: "&a[HeadSteal]: You got lucky and escaped death !!"
# Message sent to the killer, letting them know their kill didn't trigger an elimination this time.
killer-failed-percentage: "&c[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER_DEAD} escaped death !!"
# Message shown to the whole server when someone gets lucky and avoids elimination.
escape-broadcast-percentage: "&6[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER_DEAD} got lucky and escaped {PLAYER_KILLER}'s killing attempt !!"


# ============================================================
# Messages — Errors / Things That Went Wrong
# ============================================================

# Shown when someone tries eliminate/revive a player who has never joined this server.
player-never-played: "&c[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER} Has Never Played on this server !!"
# Shown when someone tries to "revive" a player who isn't actually eliminated.
player-not-eliminated: "&c[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER} is not dead yet !!"
# Shown when someone tries to eliminate a player who is already eliminated.
player-already-eliminated: "&c[HeadSteal]: {PLAYER} already eliminated !!"
# Shown to an eliminated player if they try to rejoin the server (only matters if useBan is true).
player-still-eliminated: "&c[HeadSteal]: You are still eliminated !"


# ============================================================
# Messages — Other
# ============================================================

# Shown when a player tries to place a head that doesn't have a valid player name attached to it.
name-on-head-notvalid: "&c[HeadSteal]: Name on Head Not Valid !!"
# Shown when a head item is broken/corrupted and can't be used anymore.
head-broken-cant-be-fixed: "&c[HeadSteal]: This head is broken and cant be fixed !!"
# Shown to staff/admins who are allowed to bypass elimination and join even while eliminated.
admin-join-override: "&a[HeadSteal]: You are still eliminated but joined with admin override"
# Shown when an eliminated player tries to teleport (since they shouldn't be able to move around).
not-allowed-to-tp-after-death: "&c[HeadSteal]: Not allowed to Teleport after Death"
# Shown when a player tries to use a command they don't have permission for.
no-permission: "&c[HeadSteal]: You don't have permission !!"