- Phase 1 - Web Engine: REST API System based on Laravel;
- Phase 2 (Current) - Layout: All web application pages, based on Laravel seeding;
- Phase 3 - GodMode: A working web application with god powers! (Actions can be executed without login or permissions filter);
- Phase 4 - Web Release: The first working release of the web application;
- Phase 5 - Goto Minecraft: An alpha version of the Minecraft plugin;
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The definitive guide to host and code your own Minecraft Roleplay Server! Follow this guide to start a new pre-configured Minecraft Server and Web Application. This Repo was made to self-host a working end-user project. If you find a bug from an existing feature you're free to open a pull request.
Do not ask for support if you edit the code of your own, breaking everything cuz you're a PiZzA ChatGPTer. That's a free project and you're free to use as free to leave! Don't you think so?
- JDK (17+)
- MySQL (5.7+)
- NPM (9.7+)
- Node.js (18.14+)
- PHP (8.2+)
The following guides include a Web Server installation and a Minecraft Server pre-configuration:
- Localhost (Windows + Docker + Paper)
You can even check thelocalhostbranch to get your pre-configured Docker and Paper localhost. - VPS or a Dedicated Server (Ubuntu + Paper + (optional) Velocity)
You can even check theubuntubranch to get your pre-configured Ubuntu Server, then runinstall-single.shfor a single-server configuration (Paper Only) orinstall-multi.shto use (Velocity + Paper Lobby + Paper Roleplay)
- Database Structure
- Roleplay Management System (R.M.S.) (Web Application)
- Roleplay Engine (Minecraft Plugin)
Which server should I buy?
Of course, it depends on your Project budget and aspectative. How many players are you looking to have? Are you looking for a self-hosted solution (like a VPS or a Dedicated) or a pre-made solution? I'm not going to talk about pre-made solutions but self-hosted solutions. So, if you've a little budget you actually need a Single-Server Configuration. Instead, if you've an higher budget you can try the Multi-Server Configuration.
Which Minecraft Server engine should I use?
Absolutely PaperMC fork of Spigot, fork of Bukkit. Implements both in a balanced and optmized performance. Instead, If you're looking for a multi-server engine (with a Lobby, for example), you may use Paper for your Lobby, Vannilla, etc. and Velocity as a Proxy mandatory. Also, if you are a Developer you should try to taking a look to a very-well-documented APIs. Those links may not be updated, but you can even try to use Google!
Which Minecraft plugins should I install?
There is an infinite-archive of plugins on SpigotMC. Here is a list of core plugins and more suggested for a good quickstart of your Roleplay Server.
How can i customize my Minecraft Server?
ItemsAdder, ModelEngine + MythicMobs and more and more and more... If you didn't see yet, here is a list of core plugins and more to customize your server. Also, you can create custom resource-packs importing Custom Models made with Blockbench! Here is a list of pre-made Roleplay models!
Can I use Skript to create custom features?
The quick answer is NO. First of all it's not a programming language and then offers a bad-performance on high volume of Players using complexed Skripts. But I'm not here to judge: you can even try to use it by yourself. Here is a good website to start. Also, you can join the Discord Community that will help you a lot. If you're a Developer and not a ChatGPTer, you can try to learn Java directly. Or maybe yes, try to ask ChatGPT how to...
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