mc-spawn-cmd

Use

First installation

1. Download the compiled .jar file from the latest release matching your Minecraft version.
2. Put the file in your plugins folder of your server's root directory.
3. Restart your server. The plugin will now generate a config.yml file in the plugins/spawncmdplugin folder.
4. Use the configuration file mentioned above to configure the plugin to your liking.
5. Restart your server to apply changes made to config.yml

Tip

You may also want to read https://docs.papermc.io/paper/adding-plugins.

Update

1. Remove the .jar file of the old version from the plugins folder.
2. To get changes made to the config.yml you need to delete or rename the config.yml contained in your server's plugins/spawncmdplugin folder. (Renaming the file is recommended)
3. Download the compiled .jar file from the latest release matching your Minecraft version.
4. Put the file in your plugins folder of your server's root directory.
5. Restart your server. The plugin will now generate a new config.yml file in the plugins/spawncmdplugin folder.
6. If you renamed the old config.yml in step 2, you can now copy the changes you made to the old config.yml into the new config.yml and won't have to reconbfigure it all from scratch.
7. Delete your old config.yml.

Development

VSCodium and NixOS

Recommended Extensions

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Setup

Select via the Nix Environment Selector the shell.nix and restart VSCodium. (F1 → Nix-Env: Select environment → shell.nix) Enter a nix-shell and run ./gradlew.

Note

To get the java language support to work you may need to run echo $JAVA_HOME inside the nix shell, copy the output string and paste it into .vscode/settings.json under java.jdt.ls.java.home.

Start a server for testing

Run ./gradlew runServer. This task will fail. Edit the spawncmdplugin/run/eula.txt file: Change false to true

Build

Run ./gradlew build. The built .jar file will be in spawncmdplugin/build/libs.