TTT (Trouble In Terrorist Town)
PLEASE DO NOT REPORT BUGS/REQUEST FEATURES IN THE COMMENTS. CREATE AN ISSUE INSTEAD.
What is TTT?
Inspired by the popular Garry's Mod gamemode Trouble In Terrorist Town, this plugin attempts to emulate the game in Minecraft. At the start of a round, players are assigned a role: Innocent, or Traitor. It is the job of each group to eliminate the other. While the traitors are outnumbered, they have the advantage of knowing the role of all players. It will be up to the Innocents to decide who should live, and who's a traitor.
Note: This plugin requires the latest version of Steel.
Documentation (commands, permissions, tutorials, etc.)
Rich Documentation (GitHub wiki)
Legacy Documentation (BukkitDev)
Help, It's Broken!
If you should encounter a bug not listed on this BukkitDev project, please create an issue explaining in detail the bug and the steps taken to produce it. Please include an error log (if applicable), as I generally can't do anything without it. Please refrain from reporting bugs in the comments!
Translating TTT
I've set up a Crowdin page to help organize translations for the plugin. If you speak a language other than English, you can head over and contribute translations which will eventually be included in the plugin. It's really easy to use, and has an intuitive interface to make translating as painless as possible.
bStats/Telemetry
This plugin is designed to submit anonymous usage statistics to bStats.org. This includes a UUID, the Java version, online mode, plugin version, server version, OS version and arch, CPU core count, player count, and metrics version. This may be toggled via the plugin-metrics
config key. Click here to see them.
Additionally, TTT submits anonymous usage data to a remote server. This includes a UUID, the plugin version, the Flint API level, the plugin's operating mode, and summary statistics regarding arenas and rounds. This may be toggled via the enable-telemetry
config key.
Disclaimer
TTT includes an auto-updater which will automatically download new updates to the plugin by default. This may be toggled via the auto-update
key in the config.
External Links
Development builds of this project can be acquired at the provided continuous integration server. These builds have not been approved by the BukkitDev staff. Use them at your own risk. Additionally, these builds often undergo little to no testing, so there is no guarantee they will function properly. You can download them here.
PLEASE DO NOT REPORT BUGS/REQUEST FEATURES IN THE COMMENTS. CREATE AN ISSUE INSTEAD.
"Messages can be manually configured via the localization feature. The gist is that you copy a locale file based on one from the locales folder of the JAR, place it in the TTT plugin folder under a folder called locales with a different name, change the config.yml to point to it, and then tweak it as you wish.
Currently no other mechanism for such a feature is planned, although I encourage you to create an issue on the Github repository if you'd like to see it in a future version. Thanks!"
This doesn't work. :(
@TheIntelloBox
My mistake, the directory is called
lang
. Here's a link to it on GitHub.Could you do that for me please ? :(
@TheIntelloBox
You can open the JAR with a standard archiving tool such as 7-zip or WinRAR.
I don't decompile plugin, so I can't do this. ^^
@TheIntelloBox
There's a folder called
locales
in the root of theTTT.jar
archive containing the various locales. In case you can't find it, you can also find them insrc/main/resources/locales
in the GitHub repo.Hello,
Thanks for your answer but there isn't any localization in my JAR and when I click on the Crowdin Page, I must be login... So can you give me the English localization please ?
Have a nice day, Thanks, TheIntelloBox.
@TheIntelloBox
Messages can be manually configured via the localization feature. The gist is that you copy a locale file based on one from the
locales
folder of the JAR, place it in the TTT plugin folder under a folder calledlocales
with a different name, change theconfig.yml
to point to it, and then tweak it as you wish.Currently no other mechanism for such a feature is planned, although I encourage you to create an issue on the Github repository if you'd like to see it in a future version. Thanks!
Hello,
Please, can you add customizable messages ?
Have a good evening, Thanks, TheIntelloBox
@Capehenrykid
This is not possible as of version 0.9.1, but may be added as a feature at a future time. I'd suggest you create an issue on the GitHub repo.
how do I turn of the messages for an arena win like (terrorist won in arena 1)
Congratz On Verison 0.9.0
@caseif
Sorry, I failed to follow your rules about bugs. I will do so next time. Thank you for your help.
@bdailey7280
Please create an issue on Github.
Edit: Your server software appears to be out-of-date by a few months. While I plan to push a hotfix to correct this issue, I highly recommend you update to ensure you have the latest performance and security fixes.
Edit #2: Just pushed the hotfix to BukkitDev. It should be available for download shortly.
Hi, i was running this on spigot 1.8.8 and saw this error.
http://pastebin.com/fn38G0BY
@TheIntelloBox
Glad to hear you've gotten it working. :)
This works fine because I downloaded MgLib with 0.8 or this is with Steel. :D
@TheIntelloBox
Could you please elaborate?
I'm with Java 7 (Or 8) with Spigot 1.8.7 and this doesn't work.
@owenftw
Thanks for the kind words!
Regarding the latest update, it doesn't contain much in itself, but I published it in preparation for 0.8.0, so stay tuned. :D