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Minecraft plugin SimpleScore

Information about SimpleScore and servers where it was found

🔌 About SimpleScore

SimpleScore is a Minecraft plugin for showing animated side scoreboards to players. It updates lines without flicker, supports modern color formatting, and can choose which scoreboard a player sees based on permissions, configurable conditions, the current world, or the WorldGuard region the player is in.

🎯 Purpose

SimpleScore's core purpose is to display dynamic, localized information (server stats, player stats, announcements, timers) on the player's scoreboard area in a way that avoids flicker and integrates with other plugins through placeholders.

⚙️ Features

  • Animated, flicker-free side scoreboards with configurable animations.
  • Show/hide numeric scores (support for hiding score numbers where supported).
  • Full RGB/color support on servers running modern versions (1.16+ behaviour available).
  • Select which scoreboard to display using: permissions, conditions, world, or WorldGuard region.
  • Integration with PlaceholderAPI for many external placeholders.
  • Built-in placeholders for common values (player name, display name, UUID, level, health, hearts, ping, kills, deaths, world, online counts, server max players).
  • No character line limit on 1.13+ servers (legacy limits apply on older versions).
  • Designed to be compatible with other plugins that temporarily modify the scoreboard.
  • Translation/messages support via the plugin's messages system.

🧩 Who It Is For

Server administrators and moderators who want a reliable, animated scoreboard for Survival, SMP, PvP, minigame, or other server types where displaying live player/server information on the screen is useful.

🏗️ Example Use Cases

  • A Survival server displays player balance, online count, and active event timer via a permission-based scoreboard.
  • A minigame world shows a match timer and player kills only to participants in that WorldGuard region.
  • An admin configures different scoreboards for staff and regular players using permissions and PlaceholderAPI placeholders.

⚙️ Installation

📥 Setup

  • Download the plugin JAR from an official distribution (project releases or an official plugin catalog).
  • Place the JAR in your server's plugins/ directory for your supported server software.
  • Restart the server and check the server console to confirm the plugin loaded successfully.

📦 Dependencies

  • PlaceholderAPI (optional integration for many external placeholders).
  • WorldGuard (integration to select scoreboards by region; not required for basic use).

🧾 Configuration

  • The plugin uses a configuration system documented by the project (scoreboard definitions, conditions, placeholders, and translations are configured through the plugin's config files and wiki).

🧠 Technical Notes

  • Confirmed supported server platforms include Bukkit-compatible implementations such as Spigot and Paper and forks; some releases also list Purpur and Folia support.
  • Confirmed supported Minecraft versions cover a broad range (project releases document support from legacy 1.8 through recent 1.21-era server builds).
  • The project provides a public source repository and a documented wiki for configuration, placeholders, and WorldGuard integration.

🤝 When This Plugin Is Useful

If you need a configurable, animated scoreboard that integrates with PlaceholderAPI and can switch displays by permission, world, or WorldGuard region, SimpleScore provides a maintained implementation with a documented configuration and placeholder system.

Servers with SimpleScore

The SimpleScore plugin page shows which servers monitoring found this plugin on, and which platforms and versions it appears with.

Plugins may add commands, economy, protection, permissions, mini-games, integrations, or other mechanics. The actual role of SimpleScore depends on each server's configuration.

Data is generated automatically from technical server responses. If a server hides its plugin list, it may not appear in this section even if it uses SimpleScore.

Use the server list with SimpleScore to compare projects, check compatible versions, or find examples of how the plugin is used on public servers.