📊 Custom Scoreboards

Fancy sidebars that keep themselves up to date. No command blocks, no redstone, no headaches.

New in v4.0 — Config lives at config/CommandMaker/scoreboards.json

Here's One We Made Earlier

{
  "scoreboards": {
    "server_info": {
      "displayName": "&6&lMy Cool Server",
      "slot": "sidebar",
      "updateInterval": 20,
      "enabled": true,
      "lines": [
        "&6&lMy Cool Server",
        "&f",
        "&7Players: &a${player_count}/${server_max}",
        "&7TPS: &a${tps}",
        "&f",
        "&eplay.mycoolserver.com"
      ]
    }
  }
}

What Each Setting Does

Field	What it is
`displayName`	Title at the top. `&` color codes work here.
`slot`	Where it goes: `sidebar` (right side), `list` (tab menu), or `belowName` (under player names)
`updateInterval`	How often it refreshes, in ticks. `20` = every second. Set to `0` if it never changes.
`enabled`	`true` shows it, `false` hides it. Defaults to false — no surprise sidebars!
`lines`	What shows up. Up to 15 lines. Colors work. Placeholders update live.

Placeholders That Actually Update

Placeholder	Shows
`${player_count}`	How many people are online
`${server_max}`	Max player slots
`${tps}`	Server performance (20.0 = perfect)

Commands

Command	Does
`/cmd scoreboard list`	See what scoreboards you've got
`/cmd scoreboard reload`	Reload after editing the config

⚠️ Heads up: Scoreboards are off by default. The example config comes with "enabled": false. Flip it to true when you're ready. Also, Minecraft only lets you have one sidebar at a time — it's a vanilla thing.

💡 Worth knowing: You can define multiple scoreboards in the config. Put one in the sidebar, one in the tab list, one below names. Mix and match.