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Lunar Client Bukkit API Implementation

Quick and Easy Setup to LunarClient integration

Introduction

This is a simple bukkit plugin which will allow you and your server to quickly integrate lunar features. This is most likely intended for small teams or servers who just need a couple basic features and the ability to disable mods.

This project can be added as a plugin, built on, or taken inspiration from for creating server sided LunarClient features.

What this is NOT

This is not ideal for huge servers who need peak performance 24/7 and want to do a wide variety of gameplay features based off timings or other gameplay events. While this plugin is efficient, this is a one size fits most which is usually not ideal for performance critical servers or applications. If you want a more technical, full control API to implement BukkitAPI is probably the best bet.

How to Install

  • Download the built jar from here.
  • Download the built API jar from here.
  • Fully stop the bukkit server
  • Add the jars to the plugins folder.
  • Start the server and enjoy!

How to edit the Configuration (config.yml)

  • Once the plugin is installed, a folder named LunarClient-Impl should be created in your plugins folder.
  • Shut down the bukkit server.
  • Open the config.yml in a word editor

How to disable mods

By default skyblockAddons comes disabled, ideally you would remove this as this is just an example of how to disable a mod.

  • Find the mod ID for the mod you wish to disable
    • Most can be found in the config.yml.
  • Add the modId to the list under the header named force-disabled-mods:

Example:

Example of how to disable freelook

# freelook - Freelook
force-disabled-mods:
  - "freelook" 

How to add a waypoint

By default there is a waypoint at 0, 0 called "Spawn" for world "world"

Overworld Spawn Example:

  - Spawn: # The same name as the waypoint.
      x: 0 # Must be a number, -inf->inf. No decimals. No quotes.
      y: 100 # Must be a number, 0->255. No decimals. No quotes.
      z: 0 # Must be a number, -inf->inf. No decimals. No quotes.
      name: "Spawn" # MUST be a word, and MUST be in quotes.
      world: "world" # MUST be a word, and MUST be in quotes. MUST be a valid world name.
      color: 0xFF0000 # MUST be a hexadecimal representation of a number.
      forced: false # MUST be either a true or false value. No quotes.
      visible: true # MUST be either a true or false value. No quotes.

End Portal Example:

Note: This is not an actual location, this is an example.

  - Portal: # The same name as the waypoint.
      x: 103 # Must be a number, -inf->inf. No decimals. No quotes.
      y: 65 # Must be a number, 0->255. No decimals. No quotes.
      z: 202 # Must be a number, -inf->inf. No decimals. No quotes.
      name: "Portal" # MUST be a word, and MUST be in quotes.
      world: "world_the_End" # MUST be a word, and MUST be in quotes. MUST be a valid world name.
      color: 0xFFAA00 # MUST be a hexadecimal representation of a number.
      forced: true # MUST be either a true or false value. No quotes.
      visible: true # MUST be either a true or false value. No quotes.

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