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EBoard

by ElytherDev · on Modrinth

EBoard is a powerful all-in-one scoreboard and TAB plugin for Paper 1.21.x, featuring LuckPerms, PlaceholderAPI, customizable GUIs, nametags, and HEX…

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EBoard

EBoard is a modern and highly customizable scoreboard and TAB plugin designed for Paper 1.21.x servers.

Features • Custom scoreboard • Custom TAB header and footer • LuckPerms prefix support • LuckPerms nametags above players • PlaceholderAPI support • Player ping and online player placeholders • GUI for enabling/disabling individual scoreboard lines • HEX / HTML-style colors (&#RRGGBB) • Configurable messages and layouts • /eboard command • /eboard reload support • Automatic scoreboard updates • Lightweight and optimized

GUI Settings

Players can open the EBoard settings GUI and choose which scoreboard information they want to see.

For example, a player can hide: • Money • Online players • Ping • Rank • Any other scoreboard line

Each player can customize their own scoreboard without affecting other players.

LuckPerms Support

EBoard integrates with LuckPerms to display player prefixes in: • TAB • Scoreboard • Above the player’s head

Rank prefixes can also use HEX colors.

PlaceholderAPI

EBoard supports PlaceholderAPI placeholders, allowing you to display dynamic information such as: • Player name • Online players • Ping • Health • Balance • Rank • And many other placeholders from PlaceholderAPI expansions

Commands

/eboard

Opens the EBoard menu and shows available commands.

/eboard reload

Reloads the configuration.

Permissions

eboard.reload — Allows the player to reload EBoard.

Supported Versions

Paper 1.21.x

Dependencies

Optional: • LuckPerms • PlaceholderAPI

Credits

Made with 💜 by Elyther.

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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