Paper server plug-in for easy teams management.
It’s meant to be simple plugin for playing with friends.
Sadly I didn’t finished it fully, but it’s in usable state.
This is my first Java project :)
Paper server plug-in for easy teams management.
It’s meant to be simple plugin for playing with friends.
Sadly I didn’t finished it fully, but it’s in usable state.
This is my first Java project :)
So I wanted to make this plugin somewhat an alternative to /teams command.
In the end I am writing it on the last day of flavor town around 4 am (my local timezone). I wanted to cover all functions of /team command and EN translation but sadly school and other things tempered with my plans.
Most difficult thing was to find correct API library and get to know JAVA. It was difficult but as you can see, I made progress.
Last minute update:
I have added joining teams by other players!
It’s 3 am in my timezone, so this is for sure the last update.
Thx for awesome stuff, and motivation!
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Last day of Flavortown!
Sadly I didn’t finish all the things I wanted to implement, like:
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So after 4 months when Flavortown ends, I finally have some time to finish this plugin :)
I don’t know if I will finish it before the deadline, but I can try.
Today I added wrapper classes for Team and Scoreboard.
Now my plugin knows who is a manager (person that created team / who is responsible for most settings). Maybe in the future I can add join requests.
For now, next step is adding UI for team members and a manager.
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So i forgot to post updates… Echm I think that’s bad.
This is the list of things I have done:
I will add EN translation in the future.
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Now first GUI works. I had a few problems with gradients, but it works now. I also started testing new Paper Dialog API.
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So I finally found out what library to use! The plug-in that I mentioned before was not a library, but a Java programming replacement for server operators. On the same page there was a image showing comparison with RedLib. So I chosen it. Now I can easily create GUI’s for my add-on :).
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So, after start of Flavortown I started thinking how I can do anything in JAVA.
I never programmed an add-on before, so it takes a lot of thinking and trail and error.
Until this devlog I only search for best GUI library to use. I think I finally found one - GuiEngine.
From now I will use it.
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