Bukkit

What is it?

All You Need is a new plugin in development that is created by me, a beginning programmer, and this is my very first project. The goal is to create a plugin that provides a very basic list of commands that is similar to the Essentials plugin but far simpler in scope, so as to prevent interference with other plugins.

An extra idea that may or may not be added into the release is an option to "disable" certain commands.

Commands

Finished

Other Freatures

In Progress

Planned

• /tpback (Teleport the last location where you died or teleported from)

Permissions

Check out ALL permissions HERE

• ayn.*
• ayn.ct
• ayn.ender
• ayn.tpgo
• ayn.definespawn
• ayn.spawn
• ayn.rules
• ayn.gethelp
• ayn.home
• ayn.sethome
• ayn.heal
• ayn.usebannedblocks
• ayn.rules
• ayn.kickall
• ayn.mypos
• ayn.tell
• ayn.fly
• ayn.hat
• ayn.repair

Credit

Making of All You Need

We are the 2013 Duke TiP students at the University of Georgia taking the Team Programming for Video Games class during the first term of the program. Most of the students in the class began programming for the first time at the beginning of the term in June, and the program lasted three weeks. This specific Bukkit project is a group effort of some of the people from this class.

This project was to help us learn how to code for Java after learning C# and apply the knowledge we learned to our favorite game… Minecraft! So, here is the result of our first Bukkit project.

Code

Source code can be found published under the Apache License by clicking here.

Stats

This plugin utilises Hidendra's Plugin Metrics system, which collects and sends information to mcstats.org, such as the server's version of Java, what version of the plugin is being used, what type of operating system my plugin is being used on, and more. For more info, please click here.

Automatic Updating

This plugin utilizes the BukkitDev auto-updating API to help keep this plugin up-to-date automatically on your server. By having this enabled, every time your server starts up, it will check this BukkitDev page for any new updates, and if there is a new version available, it will install it and update it for you automatically.

This feature is enabled by default; however, if you do not wish to have it enabled, you can opt out by changing the "auto-update" to "false" in the config.yml. We recommend you keep it on so that you do not have to worry about updating the plugin in the future!