Recap

# Recap changelog: Added chat replay so public messages appear again during playback with player names. Added direct-message replay in the format <player> -> <player> (Direct Msg). Added Player Gadget to teleport to recorded players during replay. Added Timeline Map to jump through replay timestamps. Added Speed Gadget with 0.25x, 0.5x, 1.0x, 1.5x, 2.0x, and 2.5x. Added replay pause, resume, speed, faster, slower, and seek controls. Improved player skin playback so replay ghosts use real player skins. Improved PvP replay timing with better hit, velocity, knockback, crit, and damage syncing. Improved combat animations, including swings, hurt flashes, shield blocks, shield breaks, crits, sweeps, and knockback. Improved block mechanics replay, including placement, breaking, cracking animations, fluids, TNT, explosions, signs, and physics-style updates. Improved entity replay for movement, deaths, projectiles, TNT, end crystals, dropped items, and interactions. Removed heart particles from replay playback. Added worldplay support for replaying recordings inside isolated replay worlds. Added preview mode so replay changes can clean up afterward. Added persistent mode so replay changes can stay in the world when not previewing. Improved rewind/seek behavior so blocks, deaths, entities, and replay state rebuild correctly when jumping backward.

# New additions! **New /worldcapture and /worldplay commands** _/worldcapture:_ - Allows recordings to record the entire world. - Registers every player movement on that world, and saves the entire world. _/worldplay_ - Plays the (worldcapture) recording (can only be played if recording was recorded using command /recap start worldcapture) - Teleports the user into the world where the recording took place - Can be used in minigame servers where there are multiple maps.

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# Recap  ## Replay Minecraft moments exactly as they happened. ## Overview Recap is a Paper plugin that records gameplay on your server and replays it as a live in-world recap. It captures what players do, recreates it visually inside Minecraft, and restores the world when the replay ends. ## Features ### Players - Movement and pathing - Player skins - Held items and equipment - Jumps and interactions ### World - Block placement and breaking - Water, lava, and flowing fluids - Sign text and sign edits - Environment changes during recording ### Entities - TNT ignition and explosions - End crystal placement and destruction - Entity interactions during playback ## Uses Recap is great for creators, admins, event servers, and builders who want to review gameplay moments visually instead of relying on logs or explanations. ## Commands - `/recap start` Starts a new recording session. - `/recap stop` Stops the active recording and saves it. If a playback is active, it stops the playback and restores the world. - `/recap play <id>` Plays a saved recording in real time. - `/recap play <id> preview` Plays a saved recording in preview mode. - `/recap list` Shows all saved recordings. - `/recap info <id>` Shows details about a recording, including date, duration, world, players, and event count. - `/recap delete <id>` Deletes a saved recording. - `/recap pause` Pauses the active playback. - `/recap resume` Resumes a paused playback. - `/recap seek <id> <timestamp>` Jumps the active playback to a specific time, such as `2:30`. - `/rc` Shortcut alias for `/recap`. ## Permissions ### Record `recap.record` lets players start and stop recordings. ### Playback `recap.play` lets players play, pause, resume, and seek replays. ### Info `recap.list` lets players list recordings and view recording details. ### Admin `recap.admin` lets players delete recordings and use admin-level features. ### All `recap.*` grants all Recap permissions. ## Summary A Paper plugin that records player actions and replays them in-world, including movement, skins, block changes, fluids, explosions, and interactions.