Learn to Program with Minecraft Plugins
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Create Flying Creepers and Flaming Cows in Java
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CHAPTER 3
Build and Install a Plugin
Your Toolbox
After completing this chapter you¡¯ll know how to
? Compile Java source code to .class files, pack them in a JAR, and install them on
a Minecraft server
? Run your local server with a new plugin
? Connect to your local server
Now that you have the tools installed, we¡¯ll build a simple, basic plugin. It
won¡¯t do much as plugins go, but it will make sure you can build and run
your own plugins, and it will act as starting point (or skeleton) for all the
plugins we¡¯ll write in this book.
So how do your typed-in instructions end up running on a Minecraft server?
Here¡¯s how the whole process works.
You type Java language instructions (we call that ¡°source code¡±) and save
them into a text file, and then the Java compiler, javac, reads your text file
and converts it into something the computer can run.
You went through this process already with the simple CreeperTest.java program
you typed in previously.
For the source code you type into a file named CreeperTest.java you¡¯ll get a
binary (not text) file named CreeperTest.class. A binary file is just a file of numbers
¡ªit makes sense to the computer, but not to humans.
Because a typical program might use lots and lots of class files, you usually
archive a bunch of class files into a JAR file, and Java runs the code from
the JAR.
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