# All the messages send by the plugin.
messages:
 # Supported placeholders for 'redirected' message:
  # %from-server%  %to-server%  %from-group%  %to-group%  %reason%
  redirected:
   - "&f"
   - "&cAn kick occurred in your connection. &cReason:&r %reason%"
   - "&cYou have been send back to the main lobby."
   - "&f"
  unable-redirect-alias:
   - "&f"
   - "&cUnable to send you. All servers in that category are unavailable."
   - "&f"
  unable-redirect-alias-same-category:
   - "&f"
   - "&cUnable to send you to another server in this category."
   - "&f"
  alias-no-permission:
   - "&cYou don't have enough permissions to join this server group."
  alias-not-allowed-server:
   - "&cYou cannot use that command here!"

# The amount of time between checking if a server is online.
# Players won't be connected to offline servers.
check: 30

# The delay that is given to the redirect message.
# When you have a lot of messages when a player joins a certain server this can help to make sure that the redirectplus messages shows as 'newest'.
# The delay is in seconds.
delay: 0

# Blacklist. When a kick message contains this word they will NOT get redirected.
#   This will result in the player seeing the kick screen.
blacklist:
 - "ban"

# Detect shutdown in server kick messages
#   This can be faster for when you want to shutdowns servers and using RedirectPlus to redirectplus those people.
detect-shutdown:
  enabled: true
  messages:
  - "shutdown"
  - "restart"
  - "closed"

# Don't show the redirect message if the message contains one of the following words.
# Can be useful when redirecting people from a game lobby and stuff.
no-messages:
 - "[Silent]"

# Disable the uses of aliases on specific servers.
# Useful when having auth servers and AuthMe is not installed on the BungeeCord
disable-aliases:
 # A list of servers to disable the aliases on.
  servers:
  # Regex to identify these servers.
  regex: "none"

# unknown-group / server
# This will redirect unknown servers to the group listed here:
unknown-group: lobby

# Specify defaults here. You can overwrite these settings by adding them to groups them self.
global:
 # Spread modes:
  #   PROGRESSIVE : Fill the server to the progressive-minimal amount, after that fill the next one, giving nicely populated lobbies. Uses LOWEST when the minimal is reached on all servers.
  #   CYCLE       : Cycle to the server to spread the load as much as possible. This can result in players being in a server on their own.
  #   LOWEST      : Send the player to the server with the lowest amount of players online.
  #   HIGHEST     : Send the players to the server with the highest amount of players. (Not adviced!)
  spread-mode: PROGRESSIVE

  # The minimal amount of players that are on a server before the next server gets selected.
  progressive-minimal: 20

# Server groups and their settings

# Log settings, this will show your messages in console so you know what's going on.
log:
 # If set to true the plugin will log redirects attempts that are canceled due to blacklisted words.
  blacklist: true
  # If set to true the plugin will log redirects that fail because no server was found.
  redirect-failed: true
  # If set to true the plugin will log players that do not get redirected due to the bottom-kick setting enabled.
  bottom-kick: false
  # If set to true the plugin will log successful redirect attempts.
  redirected: true
  # If set to true the plugin will log any cancelled redirect attempts due to inactive connections.
  inactive: true

 #EXAMPLE SETUP
groups:
  # The main lobby. If kicked from here they should not be redirected so we enable bottom-kick.
  # There are no connected servers here.
  main-lobby:
    bottom-kick: true
    spread: true
    parent-group: none
    servers:
      - lobby
    connected: {}
    # Aliases can be used to redirect people to the server group when they use a certain command (Eg: lobby, hub, survival, towny, etc)
    aliases:
      - lobby
      - test
  # This is the survival games group.
  # bottom-kick is false, since we want redirects from the connected servers.
  # The lobby servers are in the 'servers' list (so they will be redirected to) and the game servers are in the 'connected' list.
  survivalworld:
    bottom-kick: false
    spread: true
    parent-group: none
    servers:
      - survival
    connected:
      - survival
    # Aliases can be used to redirect people to the server group when they use a certain command (Eg: lobby, hub, survival, towny, etc)
    aliases:
      - survival
      - sv