Minecraft plugin PlayerParticles
PlayerParticles is a Minecraft plugin providing customizable cosmetic particle effects for players and blocks, with an in-game GUI, presets, and permissions-based control.
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28 servers reported PlayerParticles
- J's Hideout SMP 6 onlineJava + Bedrock
- Smithtainment 7 onlineJavaSurvival
- Equestrifun 12 onlineJavaHorse
- Rooted Realm 8 onlineSurvival
- &aUma Nova &f&lRede &d&lGalaxy! 7 onlineJava + Bedrock
- YugtoSMP 4 onlineJava + BedrockSurvival
About PlayerParticles
🔌 About PlayerParticles
PlayerParticles is a Minecraft plugin for spawning customizable cosmetic particle effects around players and blocks. It focuses on player-facing cosmetics (trails, block particles, area effects and combined styles) and exposes an in-game GUI and API for configuring and applying those effects.
🎯 Purpose
The plugin provides server owners a way to offer configurable, permission-controlled particle cosmetics as perks or features without modifying gameplay mechanics. It is intended for servers that want player-facing visual customization (survival, SMP, minigame or hub servers).
⚙️ Features
- In-game GUI for players to configure personal particle effects.
- Apply particles to players and to blocks (block particles / trails).
- Save personal presets and particle groups (shareable preset groups).
- Many particle types and multiple visual styles available.
- Permissions available for each style/effect to control access.
- Optional storage/backing features referenced (MySQL support listed in official resource metadata).
- Public API/hooks so additional styles can be added by developers.
🧩 Who It Is For
Server owners and administrators who want to offer cosmetic particle effects to players, manage access via permissions, and integrate visuals into perks or server cosmetics systems.
🏗️ Example Use Cases
- Offer particle trails as a purchasable or rank-based cosmetic on an SMP server.
- Provide preset particle groups for staff or event participants.
- Use the API to add custom styles for a minigame lobby.
⚙️ Installation
📥 Setup
- Download the official plugin JAR and place it in your server's
plugins/folder. - Restart the server and check console logs to confirm the plugin loads.
📦 Dependencies
- No required third-party plugin dependency is listed on the official repository; run on a Spigot-compatible server (see Technical Notes below) and add optional integrations if you need external storage.
🧠 Technical Notes
- Confirmed server compatibility: Spigot and Spigot forks. The project recommends running on Paper for best results; CraftBukkit is not compatible.
- Supported Minecraft range: officially supports Minecraft 1.7.10 and newer (project metadata lists testing up to recent versions).
- Requires Java 8 or newer as indicated by the project repository.
- The project provides an API for adding styles and development builds are published by the maintainers.
🤝 When This Plugin Is Useful
If you need configurable, permissioned particle cosmetics for players or blocks and prefer an established plugin with an in-game GUI and an API for extensions, PlayerParticles provides those capabilities in a Spigot/Paper environment.
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For server admins
- Authors
- Esophose, Rosewood-Development
- Supported platforms
- Spigot, Paper
- Supported versions
- 1.7.10+
Links
- Downloadspigotmc.org/resources/playerparticles.40261
- Source codegithub.com/Rosewood-Development/PlayerParticles
- Documentationwiki.rosewooddev.io
- Issue trackergithub.com/Rosewood-Development/PlayerParticles/issues
- GitHubgithub.com/Rosewood-Development/PlayerParticles/wiki
- Modrinth pagemodrinth.com/plugin/playerparticles
- BukkitDev pagedev.bukkit.org/projects/playerparticles
- CurseForge pagecurseforge.com/minecraft/bukkit-plugins/playerparticles
What servers report
Server platforms
- Paper21
- Purpur4
- Genisys1
- Leaf1
- Cauldron1
Plugin versions
- 8.1310
- 8.127
- 8.115
- 8.62
- 8.101
- 1.0.01
- 1.2.01
- 51
Counts come from servers that list their plugins when MSHQ checks them. Many servers hide this list, so real usage is higher.