Accessories

Lightweight Accessory System for Minecraft Servers

Accessories is a lightweight accessory slot system for Minecraft servers.

It adds a separate Accessories GUI, allowing players to equip custom accessories without interfering with vanilla armor or normal equipment logic.

Accessories can be used to provide:

• extra attributes or trait-style effects
• support for vanilla Minecraft attributes
• custom shield mechanics
• lore-based tags
• external skill integrations such as MythicMobs
• compatibility hooks for plugins like AuraSkills

This makes it suitable as a modular accessory framework rather than a system tied to a single plugin.

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MythicMobs Support

Accessories supports triggering MythicMobs skills through equipped accessories.

You can bind MythicMobs skills to accessory items and have them trigger under different conditions, such as:

• onAttack — when the player deals damage
• onDamaged — when the player takes damage
• onInteract — when the player interacts
• onKill — when the player kills an entity
• onShoot — when the player fires a projectile
• onTimer — repeated trigger based on a configured interval

Each skill entry can also define:

• the target type (self or targeted)
• timer period for repeated effects
• optional condition fields for future expansion

This allows accessories to work as custom skill carriers, making them easy to integrate into advanced combat or RPG systems.

Example

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items:
  example_ring:
    name: "&bExample Ring"
    skills:
      - skill: ExampleAttackSkill
        trigger: onAttack
        target: targeted

      - skill: ExampleTimerSkill
        trigger: onTimer
        period: 20
        target: self
        conditions: {}

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Vanilla Attribute Support

Accessories can also apply vanilla Minecraft attributes through equipped items.

This makes it possible to build accessories around native attribute systems, such as:

• max health
• armor
• armor toughness
• attack damage
• attack speed
• movement speed
• knockback resistance
• luck

This is useful if you want your accessory system to stay close to vanilla mechanics while still benefiting from a separate accessory GUI.

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Absorb System (Shield Mechanic)

Accessories introduces custom Absorb and MagicAbsorb shield mechanics.

How Absorb Works

This applies to both Absorb and MagicAbsorb:

• All incoming damage, except fall damage, is absorbed by the shield first.
• When the shield is depleted, damage is applied to the player's health as normal.
• If the player takes no damage for 12 seconds, the shield starts regenerating.
• Regeneration rate: 10% of max absorb per second.
• All values can be customized in the config file.

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PlaceholderAPI Support

You can display shield status using PlaceholderAPI:

• %absorb_current_shield%
• %absorb_max_shield%
• %magicabsorb_current_shield%
• %magicabsorb_max_shield%

Useful for:

• action bars
• scoreboards
• HUD displays

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Accessories GUI

The plugin includes a fully customizable GUI system:

• custom GUI title
• adjustable GUI size
• locked frame slots
• slot-based item restrictions using lore keywords
• only items that match slot rules can be equipped

This gives you precise control over what types of accessories players can use.

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Dependencies

Plugin	Requirement
PlaceholderAPI	Optional
AuraSkills	Optional, for trait-style integrations
MythicMobs	Optional, for accessory-triggered skills

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Commands

Command	Description	Permission
/inv	Open the Accessories GUI	accessory.inv
/accessory reload	Reload config, GUI, frame, and slot settings	accessory.reload

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Available Effects

Accessories can be used for effects such as:

• Defence Reduces incoming magic damage

• HealRegeneration Increases health regeneration

• HealRegenerationDecrease Reduces regeneration, useful for cursed items

• Absorb Grants and regenerates a physical damage shield

• MagicAbsorb Grants and regenerates a magic damage shield

• Vanilla Attributes Supports native Minecraft attributes such as health, armor, damage, and movement speed

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Lore Tag System

Accessories supports a lore-based tag system.

How It Works

If an accessory item contains lore in the following format:

[xxxx]

the player will automatically receive the corresponding tag:

xxxx

Use Cases

• conditional skills or effects
• integration with other plugins or datapacks
• custom mechanics triggered by player tags
• advanced accessory-based logic

This system allows accessories to interact with external systems without hard dependencies.

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