Up until that point, my normal job fully-subsidized the time I put into coding Towny and its many add-on plugin. Some of you may know this, some may not: Late last year my source of income ceased, resulting in not getting paid many thousands of dollars that are owed to me (which I had expected and budgeted for.) Because of the nature of that company's failures I am unlikely to ever see this money. I have not run a minecraft server, or played minecraft in over 4.5 years.
I have put in more than 12 years of service to an Open Source project that you use. I have been in charge of the project since 2014. I have been working with Towny since 2011. I am grateful for the help you've provided me over the years (some of you, you know who you are,) and I am incredibly grateful for the support you've given over the last 4 months. You will have my full attention, the words below do not apply to you. To the folks already sponsoring me: you are all awesome and you can expect my regular old self. To connect to your server, run the start.bat, open Minecraft, add a server and put localhost as the IP.A special message from LlmDl precedes the normal Readme :ĭeciding to write this has not been easy, but I think it is better to get this out here rather than have you in the dark.If you agree to the EULA, open eula.txt change eula=false to eula=trueĬlick "Save" and then you should now be able to start your server.To run the server, you must accept the EULA. Save the file, close the window and start your start.bat file.Make sure the maximum is bigger than the minimum. You can also edit -Xmx to change the maximum allowed RAM. You can edit -Xms to change the minimum allowed RAM (Ex: -Xms1024M = 1024MB, -Xms1G = 1GB).Here is an example of a main plugin class for the plugin "MyPlugin": package // for the jar you downloaded before starting these topics. By convention it is good to give this class the same name as your plugin.
It is a class that extends JavaPlugin and only one instance of it should be created by your plugin. The plugin's main class is the entry point for Bukkit to load an interact with your plugin. The other is to add it as a Maven dependency, by adding the following lines to your pom.xml : Legacy versions of Bukkit can be found at the Bukkit Repository. The simplest method to add the Bukkit API to your project is to download the Bukkit.jar directly from the Spigot Repository and add it to your project's classpath.
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