FAQ
Welcome to the Frequently Asked Questions section. Here you can find quick answers about installation, versions, integrations, and technical behavior for Advanced Parkour.
What is the license for the Advanced Parkour plugin?
Section titled “What is the license for the Advanced Parkour plugin?”The Advanced Parkour plugin is Closed Source and proprietary. All rights are reserved by Berke ‘Despical’ Akçen.
By using this plugin, you agree to the following mandatory Terms of Service:
- All payments are final and non-refundable.
- Redistribution, sharing, or resale of this plugin is strictly prohibited.
- You are not permitted to modify, decompile, or reverse-engineer any part of the plugin’s source code.
- Support is provided exclusively to legitimate customers through official channels.
Which Java versions are supported?
Section titled “Which Java versions are supported?”The plugin is compiled using Java Development Kit (JDK) 21. Therefore, Java 21 or newer is strictly required to run Santa Says.
Which Minecraft versions are supported?
Section titled “Which Minecraft versions are supported?”Santa Says supports a specific range of versions to ensure stability:
- Supported Versions: Full and native support for 1.20 and all newer versions (1.21+).
Does the plugin support PlaceholderAPI?
Section titled “Does the plugin support PlaceholderAPI?”Yes. Advanced Parkour provides placeholders for player statistics, real-time arena data, and leaderboard values. These can be used in any compatible plugin such as Tab, Scoreboards, or Holographic Displays.
We have categorized them into two main sections:
- General & Arena Placeholders: For player stats and live arena information.
- Leaderboard Placeholders: For top rankings and record displays.
Does the plugin support music?
Section titled “Does the plugin support music?”Yes, through NoteBlockAPI.
Without NoteBlockAPI, the plugin still works normally, but song selection and playback are disabled.
How is the performance?
Section titled “How is the performance?”Advanced Parkour is designed with performance in mind. The plugin focuses on lightweight run tracking, efficient state updates, and controlled arena isolation so that active courses remain responsive even on busy servers.
Why can players not drop or move items in the arena?
Section titled “Why can players not drop or move items in the arena?”That is intentional. Advanced Parkour isolates players while they are inside a run by blocking inventory interaction, item dropping, and item pickup.
What happens if a player falls into the void?
Section titled “What happens if a player falls into the void?”Void damage is cancelled and the player is teleported back to the arena start location.
What counts as a perfect run?
Section titled “What counts as a perfect run?”A perfect run is a clean completion without losing the flawless state during the session.
Using checkpoint teleport recovery invalidates that flawless state.
Should I edit arenas.yml manually?
Section titled “Should I edit arenas.yml manually?”Normally, no. The intended workflow is to use /ap edit <arena> and let the setup system serialize the result.
Manual edits are possible, but they are easy to get wrong because arena data includes multiple typed values.
Which sounds and particles should I use in custom content?
Section titled “Which sounds and particles should I use in custom content?”If you plan to extend your parkour content with additional sounds or particles through surrounding systems, always test them on the exact Minecraft version you are running. Version-safe libraries help, but final validation should still happen on the live target version.