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FAQ

Welcome to the Frequently Asked Questions section. Here you can find quick answers about licensing, prerequisites, and technical resources for the Santa Says plugin.


What is the license for the Santa Says plugin?

Section titled “What is the license for the Santa Says plugin?”

The Santa Says 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.

The plugin is compiled using Java Development Kit (JDK) 21. Therefore, Java 21 or newer is strictly required to run Santa Says.


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+).

Yes. Santa Says provides a comprehensive set of placeholders to display player statistics and real-time game data. You can use these in any compatible plugin like Tab, Scoreboard, or Holographic Displays.

We have categorized our placeholders into two main sections:


Santa Says is designed with performance in mind. All heavy operations, such as database saving and configuration loading, are handled asynchronously. The game loop is highly optimized to ensure that even with 15+ rounds and complex tasks, your server’s TPS remains stable.


The plugin utilizes the XSeries library to ensure sound compatibility across different Minecraft versions. This means you should use the XSeries sound names in your configuration files.

List of All Available XSound Names


What are the available particle effect names?

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The plugin utilizes ParticleLib to manage and display particle effects. You can find the list of supported particle names here:

List of All Available Particle Effects


While the core tasks are built into the plugin, you can fully customize every existing task via its specific configuration file. If you have a task idea, feel free to suggest it in our Discord server!


Why are players able to break blocks in the arena?

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Santa Says is specifically designed to be played in Adventure mode to prevent any map griefing. If your players are able to break or place blocks during a game, it means another plugin on your server is overriding our gamemode changes.

This is usually caused by world management plugins that force a specific gamemode on players when they join or teleport.

If the issue is caused by Multiverse-Core: You need to prevent it from enforcing its own default gamemode. Open your Multiverse-Core config.yml file, find the enforce-gamemode setting, and set it to false:

worlds:
enforce-gamemode: false

If you are using a different plugin: Check your other plugins for similar gamemode-enforcing features and disable them. If you cannot disable them globally, make sure to bypass or disable those features specifically for the worlds where your Santa Says arenas are located.