Bug Fix with Actionbars

When actionbar was sent to a specific player it would output `<none>` instead of the specified message. This issue has been fixed.

Actionbar Functionality

Added a new function actionBar(), which allows messages to be displayed above the player's hotbar, like so:

Code (Skript):

1. #syntax
2.  
3. actionBar(message, fadeInTime, stayTime, fadeOutTime, player)
4.  
5. #example
6.  
7. actionBar("&6Whoa! &bColors!", 1, 2, 1, "@a")
8. ##similar to the other functions, the player portion is a string, allowing you to specify all players or just one player. eg: "%event-player%"...

New Logo
New Icon I quickly made just to show off

Bug Fixes
Fixed issues with the /sendtitle command

Debug fix
did not realize that the debug thingy doesn't work. fixed that. oops

New command
Added it for the lazy people. It hasn't been tested so expect a fix to come out soon.
Command

Code (Skript):

1. /sendTitle (target[@a,player]) (fadeInTime[inSeconds]) (stayTime[inSeconds]) (fadeOutTime[inSeconds]) (message)

Example

Code (Skript):

1. /sendTitle @a 1 3 1 &6This is a title||&eand a subtitle too!

Now supporting 1.12
You can now use titleAPI on 1.12 servers! Yay!
+ Added some more clarification for the command usage (/sendTitle & /sendSubtitle)

Thanks for 50 downloads! Wooo!

Server Version Automation

Completely forgot about the `%minecraft version%` available in Skript, so I implemented that into the skript, so everything is automated now! No need to put it in yourself.

Support bug fixes
Since I did not realize Minecraft Versions 1.9, 1.10, & 1.11 had changed the json formatting, I had added a new option to the .sk file:

Code (Skript):

1. options:
2.     serverVersion: 1.8
3.     # // Applical versions
4.     # 1.8, 1.9, 1.10, 1.11

Make sure you change this to your server version or else an error will occur.

Thank you to @Simuciokas for discovering this issue and reporting it to me on Discord (By the way, I don't use...

New Function!
simpleTitle function!​

Usage:

Code (Skript):

1. simpleTitle("titleText||subtitleText", fadeInTime, stayTime, fadeOutTime, "target")

Example:

Code (Skript):

1. simpleTitle("&6&lTitle Text||&e&oSubtitle Text", 1, 2, 1, "@a")

Output: