Create plugin overview video

[Nevakanezah]

As part of documenting the plugin's functionality to new users, a brief video detailing the features and usage of the plugin is highly valuable for both education and marketing purposes.

Assemble a short, catchy video that outlines the vast majority of the current feature list:

• Foals inherit their attributes using a more deterministic system with configurable randomness
• A horse registration system that tracks gender, parents, and owner
• Genders are species-appropriate and prevent non-viable pairs from mating. The male:female ratio is configurable, allowing a certain degree of economy in breeding desirable studs
• Viable males can be gelded, allowing dedicated breeders to ensure control over their bloodlines
• All registered horses have a unique "HorseID", a unique human-readable name prefixed with a hashtag that can be used in commands, or for players who don't like to name every horse they own.
• Players can inspect horses to view a horse's owner, parents, and exact attributes. Config options allow non-ops to only view parent & owner info, or to disable inspection entirely.
• Any horse spawned tame is automatically registered to the system
• Breeding two horses who are parents or direct siblings results in an inbred foal
• "Secret horses" with better-than-vanilla attributes can be spawned through hidden means, and only one can exist at a time.
• Players with op permission can use the following commands:
  • List all registered horses, showing horseID, name, and owner
  • View Inspector data for any registered horse, searching by name or horseid
  • Teleport to any registered horse
  • Teleport any registered horse to themselves
  • Spawn a new horse with user-defined custom data & attributes
  • Change the custom data & attributes of any existing horse
  • Change plugin settings live in-game without needing to reload
  • List currently active plugin settings

[Nevakanezah]

Made initial draft video

[Nevakanezah]

Improvements to the plugin preview video will be handled in #42; closing.