Loot Events
About Loot Events
This admin utility is specifically designed for Minecraft server organizers to help them easily prepare and conduct exciting community loot hunts for all community members. The mod significantly simplifies the process of preparing and running such events.
The main feature called "Item Drop" allows creating events where various items fall from the sky within a designated cubic area. Administrators get full control over settings - you can adjust event duration, location, which specific items will appear, how frequently they spawn, and much more. The entire system is managed through in-game commands, so organizers don't need to deal with configuration files during gameplay.
Functional Capabilities
- One event type available - item drops
- Wide range of customizable event parameters - from duration and loot amounts to announcer name
- Automatic player teleportation to event location when it starts
- Smart loot collection tracking - participants cannot pick up items if they haven't registered for the event
- Collection limits - you can set limits on the number of stacks each player can take
- Configuration saving - all settings are saved for future uses
Anti-Abuse Protection
The mod includes several anti-cheat mechanisms to ensure fair gameplay. The system tracks exactly which items each participant collects during the event and contains basic protection measures against potential abuses. The easy-to-use blacklist system allows blocking drops of overly powerful or balance-breaking items, while various stack size limits and collection quantity limits help maintain balance.
The mod supports diverse configuration settings. You can adjust event timers, loot frequency, spawn radius, teleportation parameters, and even run events in other dimensions. The system is created for complete management of community event logistics so administrators can focus on creating engaging experiences for players rather than technical details or players trying to bypass the system.
Video Help: Complete guides and demonstrations are available on the developer's YouTube channel.
Knowledge Base: Full command specifications are available in the mod's official documentation.
Important: In earlier mod versions, some features might be unavailable.
