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Table of Contents

About

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Chapter 1: Getting started with bukkit

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Remarks

2

Versions

2

Examples

3

Creating a Plugin

3

Prerequisites

3

Adding Bukkit as a Dependency

3

Main Class

3

Creating a plugin.yml

5

Create a test server on Windows

5

BuildTools

6

What is it?

6

Prerequisites

6

Windows

6

Git

6

Java

6

Linux

6

Mac

6

Running BuildTools

7

Chapter 2: Commands

8

Syntax

8

Examples

8

Handling a Command

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A simple set GameMode command ( /gm )

8

Command not in main class

9

Chapter 3: Configuration Files

11

Syntax

11

Remarks

11

Examples

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Plugin Config.yml

11

Multiple Paths Section

12

Chapter 4: Entities

13

Examples

13

Teleporting an entity to another entity

13

Teleporting an entity to a location

13

EntityType

14

Passenger

17

Nearby Entities

18

Chapter 5: Entity Events

19

Introduction

19

Examples

19

EntityDamage Event

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EntityDamageEvent

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EntityDamageByEntityEvent

19

EntityDamageByBlockEvent

20

EntityEvent (Superclass)

20

Chapter 6: Event Handling

22

Introduction

22

Syntax

22

Remarks

22

Examples

22

Register Events inside the Listener class

22

Registering Events to your Main class

23

Listening to Events

23

Creating an Event Handler

23

Registering Events

24

Creating Custom Events

24

Calling your Custom Event

25

Listening to a Custom Event

25

Making your CustomEvent Cancellable

25

Basic Event Handling

26

Creating an Event Handler

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Registering Events

27

Event Priorities

27

Chapter 7: Falling

29

Remarks

29

Examples

29

Entity Falling Distance

29

Cancelling Damage

29

Chapter 8: Hiding Players

30

Syntax

30

Remarks

30

Examples

30

Hiding a Player from other Players

30

Showing a Player to another Player

30

Checking if player can be seen

30

Hiding Player from an Entity

30

Chapter 9: Logging

32

Examples

32

Using the Bukkit Logger

32

Logging Levels

32

Chapter 10: Manipulating Achievements

34

Syntax

34

Examples

34

Awarding Achievements

34

Chapter 11: NMS

36

Introduction

36

Remarks

36

Examples

36

Accessing the Current Minecraft Version

36

Getting a Player's Ping

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Chapter 12: Player Events

39

Introduction

39

Examples

39

PlayerJoinEvent

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PlayerMoveListener

39

PlayerLoginEvent

39

Player Bed Events

40

Chapter 13: Scala

42

Introduction

42

Examples

42

Project setup (Scala Eclipse)

42

Chapter 14: Scheduler Programming

44

Syntax

44

Remarks

44

Examples

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Scheduler Repeating task

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Scheduler Delayed Task

44

Running Tasks Asynchronously

45

Running Tasks on the Main Thread

45

Running a BukkitRunnable

45

Running Thread Safe Code from an Asynchronous Task

46

Chapter 15: Spawn Eggs

47

Remarks

47

Examples

47

Creating an ItemStack of a SpawnEgg

47

Chapter 16: Versions

48

Examples

48

Getting Version on Runtime

48

Accessing NMS across implementation versions

48

Chapter 17: World generation

49

Examples

49

Void Generator

49

Chapter 18: World Manipulation

50

Remarks

50

Examples

50

Creating Explosions

50

Dropping an Item

50

Generating a Tree

50

Spawning Rules

52

Credits

54

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Chapter 1: Getting started with bukkit

Remarks

Bukkit is a simple API that allows for modifying the normal Minecraft multiplayer experience using plugins.

Bukkit is now discontinued, and is no longer available for newer versions of Minecraft. Spigot, a version of Bukkit that boasts improving server performance is available. The API for Spigot is essentially the same as Bukkit.

Versions

Minecraft Version Spigot Download Link Release Date

1.10.2

Link

2016-11-03

1.10

Link

2016-06-26

1.9.4

Link

2016-06-09

1.9.2

Link

2016-03-30

1.9

Link

2016-02-29

1.8.8

Link

2015-07-28

1.8.7

Link

2015-06-05

1.8.6

Link

2015-05-25

1.8.5

Link

1.8.4

Link

2015-05-22 2015-04-17

1.8.3

Link

2015-02-20

1.8

Link

2014-09-02

1.7.10

Link

2014-06-26

1.7.9

Link

2014-04-14

1.7.8

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2014-04-11

1.7.5

Link

2014-02-26

1.7.2

Link

2013-10-25



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