Plume provides a self-contained solution for Forge 1.7.10 that makes running servers easier.
- Anytime Sleep
- BackTrack
- Bans
- BeanShell
- Broadcast
- Chat Channels
- Claims
- Command Filter
- Fancy Name
- Game Modes
- Item Blacklist
- Mob Commands
- Mob Mode
- Nether Coords
- Operator Check
- Parties
- Player Invites
- Restarts
- Sensible Numbers
- Spawns
- Status
- Teleports
- Users
- View Inventory
- Welcome Message
- World Border
JDK 8 required. IntelliJ IDEA recommended.
Plume uses a module system where individual modules can be enabled or disabled, but the default modules — and the meat of Plume — require MySQL. In addition, only a whitelist mode is available at the moment, so please follow the instructions below to set yourself up.
- Install MySQL Community Server locally.
- Users not familiar with MySQL can install HeidiSQL.
- Create a
plume_devuser withplume_devas the password. You can either give the user full access to the database, or preferrably grant read/write/manage access toplume\_*and read access to the tablemysql.proc. This can be done in HeidiSQL in "User manager" under "Tools", - Create the databases
plume_dataandplume_log. In HeidiSQL, right click the server on the left, go to "Create new" and choose "Database". Use "utf8mb4_general_ci" as the collation. - Import the tables from
schema/into their respective databases. In HeidiSQL, select "plume_data", go to "Load SQL file..", select "plume_data.sql", and then click the blue play button in the toolbar to execute the query. Do the same for "plume_log". - Run
./gradlew clean setupDecompWorkspace build - In IntelliJ IDEA, open up the
build.gradlefile to create a new project for Plume. - Make sure to install the Lombok plugin (see IDEA's settings to install plugins, then click Browse Repositories) and then after IDEA restarts, enable "annotation processing" in settings (use the search box).
- On the Gradle panel (it may be on the right), browse to Plume - > Tasks -> Other and double click "genIntellijRuns". When it completes, confirm to reload the workspace.
- Run -> Edit Configurations, choose "Minecraft Server", and add
-Dfml.coreMods.load=com.skcraft.plume.asm.PlumePluginto VM options, followed bynoguito program arguments.
Plume currently only runs on the server. When you first run the server, you will have to modify run/eula.txt to accept the EULA. Connect to the server with a regular client (NOT the client provided within your IDE).
In addition, add an entry to the "group" table (in MySQL) with * for permissions AND autoJoin set to 1. Once the server is started, use /invite <your_name> to whitelist yourself.
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