Venk

The client actually has sprinting built-in which is why there's no need for a separate plugin. You can just set the MOTD to include '-speed maxspeed=[number]'. Note that maxspeed is different to horspeed, which is probably why you were unable to achieve the same behaviour. It just uses whatever control you use for changing speed (by default, left shift and left control).

This was a great suggestion and lot of fun to make, here you go. I opted for using the number pad arrows for moving left/right/forward/backward and number pad + and - for moving up/down. For convenience, I also made it so the hotkeys take the direction you're looking at into account, and also added an increment option (/moveselection <number>) to move more than 1 block per movement. Enjoy!

I think this should mainly be for plugins as there is already an 'issues' system on the MCGalaxy GitHub repository which I feel achieves the same thing. No longer must we suffer /high5 abuse: https://github.com/ddinan/classicube-stuff/blob/master/MCGalaxy/Plugins/Features/High5Consent.cs By "all players" do you mean everybody on the server has to unanimously agree in order for the message to be sent? Or would players individually type Y/N to see the message themselves? What should happen if multiple messages happen at the same time?

If you are looking for some plugins for your server or even just have a whacky/random idea that you think could be interesting, please leave a comment detailing your ideas below and myself or another developer might just turn it into a reality! Please take note of the following disclaimers when submitting your plugin requests: Extremely time-consuming/high effort requests such as survival, redstone, whole gamemodes etc. will likely be ignored. This is not a permanent thing, developers will tackle requests at their own leisure. Plugins that already exist or are a minor variation of another are also likely to be ignored. Please check the MCGalaxy plugins repository, and subsequently, the repositories listed at the bottom to see if a plugin already exists. Plugins may take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the difficulty of the plugin and the amount of requests in the queue. Immature/inappropriate/malicious plugins will be declined.