Follow the signal, find the source, and uncover loot in TF-Minecraft.
Geiger Counters turns exploration into a shared treasure hunt. Players carry a counter and follow its changing particle signal and clicking sounds toward a hidden radioactive source. Reaching the source awards loot, drains the counter, and sends the next hunt somewhere new.
The signal gives a sense of distance, so finding the reward means moving through the world and watching how the feedback changes.
- Visual tracking — particle rings change in color and number as the player approaches the source.
- Audible feedback — irregular counter clicks become more frequent at closer distances.
- Tiered discoveries — weighted reward tiers give each successful hunt a chance of different loot.
- A moving target — collecting the shared source relocates it within the configured search area.
- Consumable counters — a successful collection replaces the active counter with a dead one.
- Personal collection limits — timed allowances limit repeated rewards while letting other players continue the hunt.
Originally created by Justinas Launikonis.
Technical documentation is maintained in TF-Minecraft/Docs.
With Java 21 and the pinned plugin dependencies installed, run mvn clean verify.
Tests use JUnit 5, Mockito, and MockBukkit. Surefire test results are in
target/surefire-reports/; JaCoCo HTML and XML reports are in target/site/jacoco/.
The Build workflow uploads both. Verification requires 100% line, branch, and instruction
coverage of production code, with no coverage exclusions.
Client sounds and particles, live world generation, and installed item and region
plugins require separate in-game checks.
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TF-Minecraft-authored material in this repository is licensed under the Artistic License 2.0. Third-party dependencies and bundled material retain their own licenses.