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Adds a scoring system for tracking and displaying player points or achievements.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Create Your First Animated ScoreboardSetting Up a Basic Scoreboard Start by creating a new scoreboard configuration file in your plugin's config…Display Different Scoreboards Based on Player RankUsing Conditional Scoreboards SimpleScore Plugin supports displaying different scoreboards based on player…Integrate Live Player Statistics into Your ScoreboardUsing PlaceholderAPI Integration SimpleScore Plugin works with PlaceholderAPI to display real-time player data.…Troubleshoot Scoreboard Display IssuesCommon Problems and Solutions Scoreboard not appearing: Use /sb toggle to ensure the scoreboard is enabled. Check…

Frequently asked questions

How do I create my first scoreboard?
Start by using the configuration files to define a new scoreboard with a title and list of lines. Use `/sb reload` to load your configuration, then `/sb toggle` to display it to yourself for testing. Refer to the 'Create Your First Animated Scoreboard' guide for the full setup process.
Can I show different scoreboards to different player ranks?
Yes, the plugin supports conditional scoreboards that display based on player rank or permission groups. Set up multiple scoreboards in your config with conditions tied to specific permissions, and the correct scoreboard will automatically show to each player. See 'Display Different Scoreboards Based on Player Rank' for detailed instructions.
How do I add live player stats like kills or playtime to my scoreboard?
Use PlaceholderAPI placeholders in your scoreboard lines—the plugin integrates with PlaceholderAPI to pull dynamic data. Common placeholders include player stats, server info, and custom variables. Check 'Integrate Live Player Statistics into Your Scoreboard' for examples of which placeholders work best.
What's the difference between animations and updates?
Animations cycle through different text or colors on a single scoreboard line over time, creating visual effects. Real-time updates refresh placeholder values (like player stats) every tick without changing the animation. You can use both together for a dynamic, constantly-changing scoreboard.

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