03-28-2014, 08:18 PM
I don't know what most of those plugins do, so I'll be guessing a lot
- WorldEdit: we have a somewhat-functional WorldEdit; it doesn't have all the features of the Java one, but for basic manipulation like copypasting, replacing etc it's good.
- WorldGuard: We have ProtectionAreas, which lets admins define areas where only certain players are allowed to build. Is this it?
- Essentials: No idea what that does
- Enjin: No support for web yet, but planned. We have webadmin where admins can manage the server, but nothing that could be opened up to public
- Antibot: No such thing yet
- AntiXray: Nothing along the sorts. However, since our world generation is different from Vanilla's, using the world seed to see the world is not gonna work for cheaters
- Anticheat: What cheats are possible in Vanilla? We don't have any specific protection yet because we couldn't think of any cheats
- Worlds: We have multi-world capability, but you need to use a special plugin for teleporting between them (including Nether / End / Overworld changes)
- RAM management: There are some plugins that can kill specific entities or prevent their spawning altogether; generally RAM is not that much of an issue with MCS
- PVP management: We have a flag to enable / disable PVP on a per-world basis; a plugin could be made to support arena-only PVP, but no-one has developed it yet
- Shop plugin, Money plugin: There were some attempts at creating these, but no-one has finalized the plugin into a production-grade system
- Votifier: No such plugin yet; should be possible to write
Maybe if you could write up a detailed description of those plugins into the Plugin Requests subforum, one plugin per thread, perhaps someone would take the challenge and create such plugin. You should list what the plugin does, how it interacts with players and with admins, what configuration they should use etc. Make it detailed enough as if you were explaining it to someone who knows minecraft but has never played on a public multiplayer server (which is true for quite a few of the devs).
- WorldEdit: we have a somewhat-functional WorldEdit; it doesn't have all the features of the Java one, but for basic manipulation like copypasting, replacing etc it's good.
- WorldGuard: We have ProtectionAreas, which lets admins define areas where only certain players are allowed to build. Is this it?
- Essentials: No idea what that does
- Enjin: No support for web yet, but planned. We have webadmin where admins can manage the server, but nothing that could be opened up to public
- Antibot: No such thing yet
- AntiXray: Nothing along the sorts. However, since our world generation is different from Vanilla's, using the world seed to see the world is not gonna work for cheaters
- Anticheat: What cheats are possible in Vanilla? We don't have any specific protection yet because we couldn't think of any cheats
- Worlds: We have multi-world capability, but you need to use a special plugin for teleporting between them (including Nether / End / Overworld changes)
- RAM management: There are some plugins that can kill specific entities or prevent their spawning altogether; generally RAM is not that much of an issue with MCS
- PVP management: We have a flag to enable / disable PVP on a per-world basis; a plugin could be made to support arena-only PVP, but no-one has developed it yet
- Shop plugin, Money plugin: There were some attempts at creating these, but no-one has finalized the plugin into a production-grade system
- Votifier: No such plugin yet; should be possible to write
Maybe if you could write up a detailed description of those plugins into the Plugin Requests subforum, one plugin per thread, perhaps someone would take the challenge and create such plugin. You should list what the plugin does, how it interacts with players and with admins, what configuration they should use etc. Make it detailed enough as if you were explaining it to someone who knows minecraft but has never played on a public multiplayer server (which is true for quite a few of the devs).