Drows FFA

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# GENERAL PLUGIN SETTINGS
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## Config version (DO NOT EDIT)
config: 2

## Language file
lang: 'en'

## Debug mode
debug: false

## Log to file
log:
  enabled: true
  # Reset log on startup
  reset: false

## Update checking
update:
  check: false # RECOMMENDED YOU LEAVE THIS TRUE

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# PLUGIN SPECIFIC SETTINGS
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# Placeholder settings
placeholder:
  # logs the memory usage of placeholders on startup
  log-memory: false
  # Clear unused placeholders that are not enabled.
  clear-unused: true
  # Config cache only
  # This will only use placeholders in the config
  # HOWEVER: IT WILL BREAK ALL CUSTOM PLACEHOLDERS!
  # IT WILL ALSO PREVENT ANY HOOKS (PlaceholderAPI)
  config-cache: false

# Tweaks to increase performance (Use at own risk)
tweaks:
  # This option does not send scoreboard remove packets
  # to the client on quit. This can increase performance on servers
  # where players quit a lot (hubs, ...)
  #
  # Removal of the plugin requires you to manually delete the scoreboard.dat in the worlds
  # /data folder
  #
  # Enabling this can cause the scoreboard not to work anymore. Use at your own risk
  keepScoreboardOnQuit: false
  # Some placeholders have a slow process behind them. Meaning they might contact a database
  # and take a while to 'resolve'. This will never cause lagg since the placeholders are loaded
  # separate from the sending. But can slow down the animation because it has to wait
  # for the placeholder to be loaded. When having multiple lines like a text that shows
  # the information about the placeholders you put below it, this can cause problems.
  # Enabling this will output a message in the console and ingame to operators
  # saying when a placeholder is causing delays.
  detect-placeholderdelay: false
  # Putting this to true will SPAM your console with timings report per placeholder/animation
  # refresh. Used for debugging purposes.
  # This requires detect-placeholderdelay to true
  verbose-placeholder-timings: false

# Toggling allows you to disable the scoreboard
database:
  # If you want the toggle to stay even when your users
  # log off you can enable this. Keep in mind that this requires a
  # MySQL or SQLite database.
  # If you are configuring the plugin for the first time it is advised
  # to stay away from these settings until you managed the scoreboard
  # set up.
  persistent: false
  # Database configuration is SIMILAR to http://wiki.bukkit.org/Bukkit.yml#database
  # with isolation, url, driver, ...
  # Database name
  database: "featherboard"
  # Database username
  username: bukkit
  # Database isolation type
  isolation: SERIALIZABLE
  # Database driver
  driver: org.sqlite.JDBC
  # Database password
  password: walrus
  # Database driver URL
  # {DIR} will be replaced with the plugin directory
  # {NAME} will be replaced wit the plugin name
  url: jdbc:sqlite:{DIR}{NAME}.db
  # Save interval in ticks
  save-interval: 6000

# Disabled worlds. Add your world name in this list to
# disable it.
disabled-worlds:
- 'example_world'

# Show delay on join. Usefull if you wish to let the user
# enjoy a Title MOTD without having the scoreboard obstructing
# the view.
show-delay: 0

# Anti Flicker will use a new engine that will allow you to use fast animations
# without any flicker.
# You can disable this feature if you do not have fast refresh rates.
antiflicker: true

# A list of different scoreboards
boards:
  # Default FeatherBoard comes with a board called "default". All players have the permission
  # featherboard.group.default  (by default) meaning all players should see the scoreboard unless
  # the permission is negated.
  #
  # You can create as many boards as you want as long as the name is unique. It is advised to give logical
  # names such as "vip-board", "mcmmo-levelup", ...
  default:
    # Every section here are different lines. The first section will be used as the title
    # the following sections will be used as the lines on the scoreboard (max 15)
    # Just as the scoreboard names you can name these 'lines' whatever you want. But to make
    # things simple I will use logical names such as "title", "spacer", "header", ...
    title:
      # Every line has its own frames. The animation will loop through these frames on intervals
      text:
      - '&eDrows &f[ffa]'
      interval: 5
      random: false
    1:
      text:
      - '&7&m--------------------'
    2:
      text:
      - ' '
    3:
      text:
      - '&eKills: &f{pvplevels_kills}'
    4:
      text:
      - '&eDeaths: &f{pvplevels_deaths}'
    5:
      text:
      - '&eOnline: &f{PLAYERCOUNT}
    6:
      text:
      - '&f@DrowsUHC'
    7:
      text:
      - '&7&m--------------------'