A Minecraft Bedrock Edition Plot Plugin, open source and written in java

FuturePlots

FuturePlots is an innovative and versatile plugin specifically designed for Minecraft servers to provide advanced plot management capabilities. Whether you're running a small private server or a large multiplayer community, FuturePlots offers all the tools you need to create an organized and user-friendly world.
This repository is a modified version compatible with Nukkit-MOT

🌟 Features

User-Friendly Plot Management

Players can easily create, manage, and customize their plots with simple commands.

Access Restrictions and Permissions

Precisely control who can enter, build on, or modify plots.

Automatic Plot Assignment

Plots can be automatically assigned to players—eliminating the need for manual management.

Extensive Configuration Options

Customize the plugin to fit your server’s specific requirements, including plot size, custom roads, and more.

Seamless Integration

Works smoothly with other plugins and is fully compatible with bStats for tracking server statistics.

🚀 Why FuturePlots?

FuturePlots stands out for its stability, efficiency, and user-friendly design, setting it apart from other plot management plugins. It is built with a focus on performance and scalability, ensuring that even large servers with thousands of players can be supported effortlessly. Thanks to its carefully optimized architecture, you can trust that FuturePlots won’t consume unnecessary resources, keeping your server running smoothly.

📜 Documentation

Find all commands, permissions, developer usage and configuration options in our official documentation.

📊 Statistics

We use bStats to gain insights into how our plugin is being used. This anonymized data helps us continually improve FuturePlots and develop new features. Here's a snapshot of the current usage of our plugin:

JetBrains

This project was made with the help of JetBrains' amazing tools. ✨🚀💻
You can visit JetBrains here.

🤝 Contributing to FuturePlots

FuturePlots is an open-source project and welcomes contributions! You can help by:

• Reporting bugs
• Suggesting new features
• Contributing code
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

📝 License Information

This project is licensed under Apache-2.0 license. Please see the LICENSE file for details.

WorldBorder

📖 Plugin Introduction

WorldBorder is a world border management plugin designed specifically for Nukkit servers. It helps server administrators by setting fixed boundaries to limit player movement.

📝 Plugin Commands

• /WorldBorder — Open the world border management interface (GUI)
• /WorldBorder AddBorder <shape> <name> — Add a new world border to the current world
• /WorldBorder Reload — Reload the plugin configuration

ReplayNK - MCBE Nukkit-MOT camera plugin

ReplayNK is a camera plugin developed for the Bedrock Edition server software PowerNukkitX, based on the latest Camera API of MCBE 1.20.0
This repository is a modified version compatible with Nukkit-MOT.

ReplayNK has made a lot of optimizations for camera movement, making its camera movement smoother and smoother than the traditional /teleportcommand plus command block to achieve camera movement

ReplayNK perfectly supports all available parameters of the original /camera command, and adds a series of smoothing algorithms for path smoothing, such as Bézier curves.

ReplayNK is simple and intuitive to use, with full visual operation, and most of the functions can be activated with one click of a button. At the same time, the plugin supports Chinese and English dual languages, and will automatically switch according to the user's language settings.

Simple tutorial

1. Install plugin

Download the latest plugin jar package from Github Release, put it into the plugin folder of Nukkit-MOT, and restart the server. The resource packs required by the plugin are built into the plugin, and you don't need to install additional resource packs.

After startup, the plugin will generate plugins/ReplayNK/trails directory and save trail files in this directory

2. Commands

The list of available commands for the plugin is as follows, you can also enter help replaynk to get command help

/replaynk create <name> - Create a new trail preset

/replaynk remove <name> - Delete a new trail preset

/replaynk operate <name> - Start operating a trail preset

/replaynk list - List all trail presets

3. Operation Guide

Here are some things that will appear in your inventory after entering the operation mode (/replay operate), we will introduce from left to right

Add Marker - Add a marker

Add a marker, the marker is the basic unit of the track, you can set the camera position, orientation, camera speed and other parameters on the marker. The newly created marker will inherit the player's position and orientation

Remove Marker - Remove a marker

Use this tool to click on a marker to delete the marker point. After deleting a marker, the numbers of all subsequent markers will be reduced by one

Edit Marker - Edit a marker

Use this tool to click a marker to edit the parameters of this marker

Marker Picker - Pick up a marker

This tool is used to move markers quickly. Left click to select a marker and move to a new position right click, the marker you selected will be moved to your new position

Play - Play the trail

Right click to play the trail

Pause - Stop playing

Right click on this tool while playing to stop playing

Setting - Trail settings

Click this tool to open the trail setting interface, where you can set the smoothing type of the trail, the default camera speed, playback speed and other parameters

Exit - Exit edit mode

Right click this tool to exit the edit mode

Troubleshooting

Q: Why do I feel that the camera is still stuck?

A: Due to the limitation of the client, when the speed of the mirror is too high and the distance between the markers is too small, there will be a freeze phenomenon. We have optimized it as much as possible. You can improve this problem by reducing the camera speed or increasing the marker spacing

Q: Why doesn't my camera reset after playback ends?

A: This may be caused by sending packets too fast. You can fix this by using the command camera @s clear