# Trying to read this in Notepad on Windows? It may not work well. Consider # installing Notepad++. # Do not modify the config version. this is used by HorseStats internally, and # if altered, may cause false warning messages. config-version: 4.0 options: # The name of the language file to be used. If you name an invalid file, # HorseStats will automatically unpack and default to en-us.yml. language-pack: en-us.yml # If set to false, the [HorseStats] tag will not display on any HorseStats # messages. show-tag: true # To disable all owner checking, set this to true. All horses will be at the # mercy of the players. Setting this to true will also disable the HorseStats # internal permission system and its SQL connection. anarchy-mode: false # If you need to look up the name of a Bukkit Material type, here is a list # maintained by Spigot: # # This is the item used to display a horse's stats. Note that this MUST be a # valid Bukkit Material type. If it is not, HorseStats will say so in # console at startup and fall back to the lead as a default. stat-item: LEASH # This is the user-friendly name of the above Material type. This is what # will be shown in /horsestats as the item to use for stat display. It is a # good idea to keep this surrounded in quotes. stat-item-name: "Lead" # This is the item used to toggle horse teleport. Note that this MUST be a # valid Bukkit Material type. If it is not, HorseStats will say so in # console at startup and fall back to the lead as a default. teleport-item: ENDER_PEARL # This is the user-friendly name of the above Material type. This is what # will be shown in /horsestats as the item to use for teleporting. It is a # good idea to keep this surrounded in quotes. teleport-item-name: "Ender Pearl" # Allow the plugin to check for updates at startup? If an update is # available, HorseStats will notify you in the console when the plugin is # enabled, and players with the 'HorseStats.plugin-alerts' permission will # get this message when they join the server as well. update-checks: true # Should horses be able to teleport to other worlds? IMPORTANT: Initial # testing showed that horse data for the entire server could be lost if this # is allowed. However, this result has not been successfully reproduced # since MC 1.6. multi-world-teleport: false # Settings for SQL database. You can safely leave this alone and HorseStats will # work fine. If you know what you are doing, you can modify the below to meet # the needs of your server environment. sql: # The SQL driver to use. HorseStats supports SQLite and MySQL. This field # ignores capitals. driver: sqlite # The path to your SQLite database. This must end with '.db'. This is only # used for SQLite. sqlite-database-path: plugins/HorseStats/horsestats.db # The address of your MySQL server. This is only used for MySQL. mysql-host-name: localhost # The port your MySQL server uses. The default port for MySQL is usually 3306. # This is only used for MySQL. mysql-port: 3306 # The database in your MySQL server to save protections to. This is only used # for MySQL. mysql-database: horsestats # The username that HorseStats will use to connect to your MySQL server. This # is only used for MySQL. mysql-username: username # The password that HorseStats will use to connect to your MySQL server. This # is only used for MySQL. mysql-password: password