Authmebia Plugin (26.2, 1.21.11) – Protect Player Accounts with Friendly Login
Authmebia Plugin extends AuthMe Reloaded with interactive visual popups for player accounts. It replaces basic chat commands with clean window screens for joining, signing in, and resetting forgotten passwords. Players can enter their credentials through on-screen boxes, numeric number pads, or number sliders. The system helps protect servers with rule confirmation prompts, email verification, and two-factor safety checks.
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Features:
- Visual Dialog Boxes: Players see clear on-screen windows instead of typing account commands into standard chat.
- Multiple Input Modes: Pick between typing passwords in a text bar, clicking numbers on a PIN pad, or moving a digit slider.
- Account Recovery: Players who forget their login details can send a reset code to their saved email address.
- Extra Safety Checks: Keep bots away by using captcha challenges and two-factor code prompts.
- Server Rules Agreement: New visitors must accept the server rules before their account is made.
- Bedrock Edition Compatibility: Bedrock players connecting through Geyser can view adjusted window layouts that fit smaller mobile screens.
- Lets premium Java players sign in automatically when their accounts match verified profiles.
- Shows custom advancement popups in the corner of the screen when players register or log in for the first time.
- Locks player movement before spawning into the world until the password check succeeds.
- Kicks or temporarily bans accounts that fail too many password attempts in a row.
- Provides an inventory screen fallback for older game versions that cannot display client windows.
Commands:
/bia recover <player>: Flags an account so the player gets a password reset window./bia notifier <toast> <player> show [seconds]: Previews a popup notification on a player screen for testing.
How to Install:
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Requirements:
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