Introduction
What AT-PinataParty does, what it needs to run, and where to go next.
AT-PinataParty spawns a piñata mob on your server. Players run over and hit it. Every landed hit can pay out, and when the piñata finally breaks there are fireworks, a shove for everyone standing nearby, and a round of prizes.
New here? Start with Installation.
Quick facts
| Server software | Spigot or Paper |
| Minecraft version | 1.19.4 and newer |
| Java | 17 and newer |
| Required plugins | None |
| Optional plugins | DecentHolograms or FancyHolograms, for the floating text |
| Price | Free |
The plugin downloads one small library (boosted-yaml) on first start so it can keep your config file up to date across updates. Your server needs to be able to reach Maven Central once.
What you can set up
How a party runs
Summon, countdown, hits, and the finale when the piñata breaks.
Rewards
Three prize pools, including a set of rewards just for the player who lands the final hit.
Spawn locations
Fixed spots, or a box the piñata appears somewhere inside.
Holograms
Floating text above the piñata, with or without an extra plugin.
Effects and sounds
Fireworks, knockback, the rainbow carpet, glow, and every sound.
Broadcasts
Send prize announcements to chat exactly as you wrote them.
Placeholders
Hit counts that survive restarts, ready for quests and scoreboards.
Languages
English, French and Spanish included, and room for your own.
Colors and formatting
Gradients, rainbows, hex and a 125 color named palette.
A party in four steps
