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Hey!
Want to learn how to make a plugin and show off to your friends? Yes? Well TeamJaval have made an awesome tutorial guide on how you can!
Learn how to :
- Setup workspace and import bukkit API - You're already here!
- Introduction to onEnable() and onDisable() - Click here
- Logging message - Click here
- Creating plugin.yml - Click here
- Creating a command - Click here
- Creating a permission - Click here
- Block manipulation - Click here
- Inventory manipulation - Click here
- Enchantments - Click here
- ItemMeta - Click here
- HashMaps - Click here
- Importing other plugins - Click here
- Deploying your plugin - Click here
Fun tutorials included :
- Setting a player on fire - Click here
- Killing a player - Click here
- Creating a fake explosion - Click here
- Hiding a player from another player - Click here
- Spawn lightening bolt where player is looking - Click here
These tutorials will be split into sections on different blogs. When blogs for all of these tutorials have been done, a link will be displayed.
If you've done modding before, this will seem alot familiar but if you've not then don't worry! You'll be soon posting your plugins to PMC or Bukkit after following this tutorial...
Firstly you will need a few things before actually getting into the coding. I've listed all the downloads below :
Java Eclipse - Click here (Download links to the right of the page)
Bukkit API - Click here
Now, once you've downloaded both files, create a folder on your Desktop called 'Minecraft Plugin Development' or something along those lines e.g (MC Plugin, Plugin Coding, MyPlugins). Next, drag the Bukkit API you recently downloaded over to the folder and leave in there, this will come in handy soon.
Now that the Bukkit API is in your folder you just created you want to extract Java Eclipse to a folder and run eclipse.exe. Once it loads, a window should popup looking like this :
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Click the button 'browse' and select your folder you created with your Bukkit API inside then hit 'OK'.
Let Eclipse build the workspace and load. Once its loaded goto File > New > Java Project. Then, a window should popup looking like this :
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Then, enter a Project name, for example 'FirstPlugin' or 'MyPlugin' whatever you want and click the 'Finish' button at the bottom.
Once it closes you should see a file popup in the Package explorer like this :
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Next, click the little arrow on the left of your file and a dropdown should appear, then right click on src and click New > Package.
Doing so will open another window. Should look like this :
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In the name box, add your package name for e.g (me.kendoghd.myplugin or me.teamjaval.myplugin) If you need any help the PM or message us on here via PMC, we will sure answer any questions you have.
Then, click finish. After that right click on the recent package you just created to the left and click New > Class. Again, a window should popup looking like this :
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Finally enter a class name, for example 'MyPlugin' or 'FirstPlugin'. Then click finish. Right click your file name and click Properties. A window should popup looking like this :
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Once its loaded, click Java Build Path and click 'Add external Jar' to the right hand side. Select your Bukkit API and click 'OK'...
That is it for this tutorial on Setting up, next you will be getting head deep with actual coding so get ready for that! I hope you've enjoyed this tutorial introduction and hope that alot of you will use this to create awesome plugins.
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btw, I am always looking for tutorials on advanced stuff. Most people have tuts on the basics. It would be cool if you made a seperate post just on advanced tutorials! :D
-gegy1000