launchpad:
  # A list of all materials automatically enabled as a launch-pad. Use +PRESSURE_PLATES for all pressure plates, or 
  # +WOODEN_PRESSURE_PLATES for all wooden pressure plates.
  materials:
    - LIGHT_WEIGHTED_PRESSURE_PLATE # This is the gold pressure plate
    - HEAVY_WEIGHTED_PRESSURE_PLATE # This is the iron pressure plate
  # A whitelist for the materials that can be manually set as a launchpad. If non-empty, only the materials listed can
  # be clicked after executing "/launchpad add" or a different launchpad-editing command. As with materials, this
  # supports tags like +PRESSURE_PLATES
  materialWhitelist: [ ]
  # The default vertical (upwards) velocity for all launchpads
  verticalVelocity: 0.2
  # The default horizontal (outwards) velocity for all launchpads
  horizontalVelocity: 0.5
  # Default velocities for specific launchpad materials. You can use this to set up different velocities for each type
  # of pressure plate or other material.
  materialVelocities:
    LIGHT_WEIGHTED_PRESSURE_PLATE:
      verticalVelocity: 0.2
      horizontalVelocity: 0.5
    HEAVY_WEIGHTED_PRESSURE_PLATE:
      verticalVelocity: 0.3
      horizontalVelocity: 1
  # Settings for particles displayed above launchpads
  particles:
    # Whether to enable particles above launchpads
    enabled: false
    # The mode used for spawning particles. Valid values are: SINGLE, SQUARE and CIRCLE
    mode: SQUARE
    # The type of particle to spawn. See https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/Particle.html
    type: DRIP_LAVA
    # The number of particles to spawn every second
    amount: 1
    # The offset of the particle in the X direction, relative to the launchpad
    offsetX: 0
    # The offset of the particle in the Y direction, relative to the launchpad
    offsetY: 0
    # The offset of the particle in the Z direction, relative to the launchpad
    offsetZ: 0
    # The height above the launchpad the particle should spawn. 1 = one block above, 0.5 = half a block above
    heightOffset: 0.5
    # The density of particles when using square or circle modes. For example, square with density = 1 will have 1
    # particle for each corner, density = 0.1 will have 10 particles on each side and density = 0.01 will have 100
    # particles on each side.
    particleDensity: 0.5
    # Extra data for the particle. Valid values depend on the particle type.
    extra: 0