Plugins > Ultimate Bingo
Ultimate Bingo offers endless entertainment for your Minecraft community with a whole variety of game configuration on offer to encourage exploration and test your survival skills. Need help with the plugin? Jump on my Discord!
Available now on Modrinth, Spigot and Curse Forge.
Plugin commands
/bingo
GUI for all players to join an existing game or get a replacement card.
/bingo gui
Used by an admin/mod to set up and start a new bingo game.
/bingo reload
Used by an op to reload the config file.
/bingo info
Accessible to all players. Gives you a rundown of the current bingo config.
/bingo leaderboard – View wins and games played for the top players on your server.
Plugin permission nodes
shantek.ultimatebingo.start
Allows players to configure and start Bingo games.
shantek.ultimatebingo.stop
Grant access to stop an active bingo game.
shantek.ultimatebingo.settings
Ability to add/remove items from the bingo card config
Multiverse support
This functioanlity needs both Multiverse-Core and Multiverse-Inventories installed on your server. Be sure to set your bingo world up to use a separate inventory to your SMP worlds.
From version 0.8.0, the plugin has been set up in a way that allows you to run it on your survival server. This feature works best with the Multiverse plugin installed. Start by creating a dedicated bingo world using Multiverse.
In the plugin config, change “multi-world-server” to true and set the world name under “bingo-world”. With this enabled and the world name set, all bingo functionality (starting games, giving bingo cards, all game notifications and inventory loadout and clearing) will be restricted to anyone in the bingo world.
PlaceholderAPI leaderboard support
With the addition of a leaderboard, placeholder api support has also been added. This is ideal for setting up a scoreboard hologram. Easily display the top 10 players on your leaderboard using the following placeholders:
%ultimatebingo_overall_?_name%
%ultimatebingo_overall_?_score%
Replace ? with the position you with to display. For example, if you wanted to show the name and score of first place, you’d use the following placeholders:
%ultimatebingo_overall_1_name% – %ultimatebingo_overall_1_score%
