🥳 Party

#Create Party

To create a party and play with your friends, simply execute the /party create command. This will create a party with you as the leader, allowing you to invite other users to join.

#Manage your Party

Now, the party management menu will come up. From that menu you can: Invite other users, split the party, disband the party, challenge another party, or play private party ffa.

Disbanding now asks for confirmation first, since it kicks every member and can't be undone.

#Party Commands

Command	Description
/party create	Creates a party with you as the leader.
/party invite <user>	Invites a player to your party.
/party accept <user>	Accepts an invitation.
/party decline <user>	Declines an invitation.
/party leave	Leaves the party you are in.
/party kick <user>	Removes a member. Leader only.
/party kickoffline	Removes every member who is currently offline. Leader only.
/party disband	Disbands the party. Leader only.
/party chat <message>	Sends a message to the party only.
/party challenge	Challenges another party. Leader only.
/party fight	Opens the team fight picker, splitting the party into two teams.
/party multifight	Splits the party into up to four teams. (Premium)
/party ffa	Starts a private free-for-all with your party.
/party help	Lists the commands available to you right now.

/party play is an alias of /party fight and needs Premium. /party help only lists what you can actually use, so it shows a shorter list when you are not in a party.

#Team Fight vs Multi Team

There are two ways to split your own party into fighting teams:

• Team Fight (/party fight) - splits the party into two teams.
• Multi Team (/party multifight) - splits the party into up to four teams instead of just two, for free-for-all-style team battles within your own party.

#Party Chat

/party chat <message> sends a message that only party members see. The format is set once for the server in the party settings, and understands %player% and %message%.

#Invitation Expiration

Invitations do not sit around forever; how long a player has to accept one before it lapses is set in the party settings.

#Restricting Party Creation

Party creation is open to everyone by default. Turning on the permission requirement in the party settings limits it to players with phoenixduels.party.create, which is the usual way to make parties a donor feature.

#Limit members to a Party

To set a party limit, you can change the default value in the plugin’s settings or modify it directly in the configuration file.

party:
  default-slots: 5

#Increase Party Size

To increase the party size for an individual player, you can assign them a specific permission. You can create multiple options in the configuration for the maximum number of players allowed.

party:
  default-slots: 5
  permission-slots:
    '0':
      amount: 10
      permission: phoenixduels.partymembers.10
    '1':
      amount: 15
      permission: phoenixduels.partymembers.15