View Grouping & Default Scenes

View groupings allow you to assign players an individual or a group view based on certain conditions. Each view has its own default scene setting.

Information on various types of conditions can be found here: Conditions

• With individual views each player sees an unique view, not shared with other players.

• Grouped views make all of the players in the same grouping see the same view. This can be useful for roleplay servers when doing presentations, this can also be useful in splitting views based on teams (red team, blue team).

Permission default scenes

settings:
  dithering: false
  reset-on-radius-exit: false
  
  ## this example assigns players individual views with different
  ## default scenes, based on their rank
  
  ## grouping priority goes from top, to bottom, so the last grouping
  ## has the highest priority
  view-grouping:
    ## This grouping is assigned to players with no permissions
    grouping-default:
      ## individual grouping makes all of the players
      ## see their own individual view
      type: individual
      ## the default scene of this grouping
      default-scene: scene1
      
    ## This grouping is assigned to players with VIP rank
    grouping-vip:
      ## individual grouping makes all of the players
      ## see their own individual view
      type: individual
      ## the default scene of this grouping
      default-scene: scene2
      
      ## conditions to check
      access-conditions:
        ## permission check condition
        check1:
          type: permission
          permission: 'rank.vip'
          
    ## This grouping is assigned to players with MVP rank    
    grouping-mvp:
      ## individual grouping makes all of the players
      ## see their own individual view
      type: individual
      ## the default scene of this grouping
      default-scene: scene3
      
      ## conditions to check
      access-conditions:
        ## permission check condition
        check1:
          type: permission
          permission:  'rank.mvp'
scenes:
  scene1:
    object1:
      type: background
      color: red
    text1:
      type: text
      text: 'No permission'  
  scene2:
    object1:
      type: background
      color: green
    text1:
      type: text
      text: 'VIP rank'
  scene3:
    object1:
      type: background
      color: blue
    tex1:
      type: text
      text: 'MVP rank'
      
## This section should be kept from your original board config
displays:
  default: ##...
internal:
  plugin-version: ##...

Team group view

settings:
  dithering: false
  reset-on-radius-exit: false
  
  ## this example splits players into two group views, based on their team
  
  ## grouping priority goes from top, to bottom, so the last grouping
  ## has the highest priority
  view-grouping:   
    ## This grouping is assigned to players on team blue
    grouping-blue:
      ## individual grouping makes all of the players
      ## see their own individual view
      type: group
      ## the default scene of this grouping
      default-scene: scene-blue
      
      ## conditions to check
      access-conditions:
        ## permission check condition
        check1:
          type: permission
          permission: 'team.blue'
          
    ## This grouping is assigned to players on team red 
    grouping-red:
      ## group type grouping shares the same view for all players
      ## in the same grouping
      type: group
      ## the default scene of this grouping
      default-scene: scene-red
      
      ## conditions to check
      access-conditions:
        ## permission check condition
        check1:
          type: permission
          permission: 'team.red'
scenes:
  scene-blue:
    object1:
      type: background
      color: blue

    button1:
      type: button
      color: white
      on-click:
        ## this will switch the scene for all blue team players
        ## as the grouping type is group instead of individual
        switch-scene:
          type: switch_scene
          scene: 'scene-blue2'
  scene-blue2:
    object1:
      type: background
      color: blue
    button1:
      type: button
      color: white
      on-click:
        ## this will switch the scene for all blue team players
        ## as the grouping type is group instead of individual
        switch-scene-back:
          type: switch_scene
          scene: 'scene-blue' 
  scene-red:
    object1:
      type: background
      color: red
      
## This section should be kept from your original board config
displays:
  default: ##...
internal:
  plugin-version: ##...