Simple and lightweight plugin to create and manage the new dialogs. Because the dialogs were added in 1.21.6, only players on 1.21.6 or newer can view them.
You can create create dialogs (in JSON files) and then assign them to many cool features.
Features
- Welcome dialog: shows when a player joins for the first time
- Tutorials: explain how your amazing server works in multiple chapters [WIP]
- MiniMessage formatting is supported
- You can use placeholders by PlaceholderAPI and MiniPlaceholders
- Awesome API for other plugin developers to use
Core advantages of FancyDialogs:
- Simple custom dialog creation (in JSON format or in code)
- A lot of different dialog components (text, buttons, input fields, etc.)
- Custom button actions (e.g. run commands, give items, open other dialogs)
- MiniMessages and PlaceholderAPI support
For servers
If you use FancyDialogs as a plugin, you can take advantage of the following features:
- Dialog as welcome-screen for players joining the first time
- Custom tutorial dialogs
- FancyNpcs 'open_dialog' action for NPCs
For plugin developers
If you are a plugin developer and want to spice up your plugin with dialogs, you can use FancyDialogs as a library.
You can define default dialogs, which will be persisted in the plugins/FancyDialogs/data/dialogs folder.
This allows server administrators to customize the dialogs for their server.
You can then use the dialogs in your plugin and show them to the players whenever you want.
Common use cases are:
- Help dialogs (e.g. for commands or features)
- Confirmation dialogs for critical actions
- Shop UIs (replacing inventories UIs)
- Dialogs for quests
Data collection
This plugin collects anonymous usage data to help us understand how the plugin is being used and to improve it. All collected data by all servers is aggregated, we don't store any IP addresses, server names, or any other information that could be used to identify a specific server or user. Read more about that topic (used platforms, how to opt-out, list of metrics ...) in the documentation.
