Bukkit

#Length of the animation in milliseconds. by default
#  it is 10 seconds but it can be set to anything you want. 
# The animation is bounded because the server will display
#  as out of date to a user until the animation finishes, then
#  it will be alright. If you don't care about that and want the
#  animation to go on forever, set to a really big number
#                  (as long as it is less than 2^31).
length: 10000

#This chooses if staff should be displayed by the %player% tag.
#
#If false, players with the permission "pcm.staff" will not be 
# displayed by the %player% tag.
#If true, players with the permission "pcm.staff" will be displayed
# by both the %player% tag and the %staff% tag.
players-and-staff: true

#Interval, in milliseconds, in which the server sends a new 
#  frame to the user's client. This would be the max  fps, it skips
#  frames that it cannot display and it looks alright. If the value
#  is dropped below 80ms, there is a greater chance that the
#  server will lose the client and the animation will stop. if it is
#  dropped below 10ms, you know what, don't do that.
ping_interval: 100

#The default name that the %guest% tag will show if no the 
# player pinging the server has not joined the server yet.
#
#This function/option is not compatible or available with the 
#  BungeeCord version of the plugin 
guestname: Guest

#This is the name of the world that will be used in the game time
# tags (%ghours%, %gminutes%...) and for the %weather% tag
#
#This function/option is not compatible or available with the 
#  BungeeCord version of the plugin 
world: world

#Area for editing the Player List
players:

    #Frame size, how many characters are allowed per line. This
    #  is important because it decides how long the animations are
    frame_size: 50

    #Text for the player lines (" " are not needed), this text will be
    #  displayed in the Player Lines area. You can use Tags
    #  in the text to display updated information such as players.
    #  Lines can be empty (ex: ""). The first line in "lines:"
    #  corresponds to the first line in "animations:" and
    #  "intervals:" and so on...
    lines:
        - "These are the player lines"
        - "edit them with the command &b/pcm play [args]"
        - "there are different types of animations"
        - "set them in the config file or with command"
        - "&rdo &f'&6/pcm help&f' &rfor help with commands;&rdo &f'&b/pcm help&f' &rfor help with commands"

    #Type of animation for each line, the number of lines must be
    #  the same as the number of animations. There are different
    #  animations, but they are pretty much scrolling text.
    #  
    #  Default animation: "none"
    animations:
        - "none"
        - "none"
        - "scroll forward"
        - "scroll back"
        - "frames"

    #Interval, in milliseconds, in which the animation fires for each
    #  line. The number of intervals must be the same as lines just
    #  as in the animations. If an interval is set to 100ms, it would 
    #  run at 10 fps (1000ms per sec / 100 ms per frame = 10 fps).
    #  
    #  The bounds for acceptable values in interval are: [1, 10,000].
    intervals:
        - 100
        - 50
        - 80
        - 50
        - 400

    #Loops that an animation will run  before it stops (when
    #  it stops, it will contentiously display the last frame).
    #  If the animation elapses before an animation has finished,
    #  it will jump to the last frame of an animation. If you want
    #  an animation to run indefinitely, set the number of loops
    #  to -1. If you don't want an animation, set the loops to 0.
    #  
    #  The bounds for acceptable vales are: [-1, 1,000]
    loops:
        - 0
        - 0
        - 2
        - 1
        - -1

#Area for editing the Message of the Day for the server
motd:
    
    #Frame size, the allowed number of characters per line
    frame_size: 50

    #Lines for the motd, it must be two lines long or it
    #  will be filled/cropped to be two lines long. Again,
    #  the liens can be empty (" "). Some of the tags may
    #  not work in the motd correctly.
    lines:
        - "&aThis is the motd, you can do all sorts of stuff here. Even welcome players!  "
        - "&bWelcome&f: &6%user%"

    #Animation for motd lines, it is the same
    #  as the player list animations
    animations:
        - "wrap forward"
        - "none"

    #Interval for motd animations
    intervals:
        - 100
        - 0

    #Loops for motd animations
    loops:
        - -1
        - 1

#Area for editing the version text
version:

    #Frame size for version, works the same
    #  as the other frame sizes
    frame_size: 20

    #Text to display in version name area,
    #  this is only one line so no need
    #  for over complicated arrays and such
    text: "&6Players&f: %online%&b/&f%max%"

    #Animation type, works the same as motd and player list animations
    animation: "scroll back"

    #Interval for the Version Name animation
    interval: 100

    #Loops for the Version Name animation
    loops: -1

#Area for editing the Server-Icon
server-icon:

    #Name of the server icon file (including the extension 
    #  such as ".png" or ".gif"). The image must be located
    #  in this plugin's directory ("\plugins\PlayerCountMessage").
    #  If no image is found with the provided name, the server
    #  will save a default image from within the jar file. You
    #  can delete the image, save a new one with the same
    #  name and reload it.
    image_name: "server-icon.gif"

    #Animation type for the image, "gif" means
    #  animated, "png" means not animated.
    animation: "gif"

    #The interval for image animation
    interval: 40

   #The loops for image animation
    loops: -1