Minecraft Plugins

What began as a curiosity project to learn how to create a Minecraft plugin turned into a widely-used tool for server owners.

The first version was a simple referral plugin where players used commands to register who referred them. Once the referred player confirmed, rewards were sent. As interest grew, so did feature requests, including rank-based rewards, milestone rewards, placeholders for other plugins, and additional customizations.

To keep up with demand, I continuously updated the plugin for compatibility with all Minecraft versions. Eventually, I decided to recode it and make it open source to ensure others could continue development if I stepped away.

The initial version relied entirely on commands, which led me to experiment with UI-based interactions. While adding basic UI features was straightforward, it required extra checks to prevent item duplication or misuse. This updated version expanded on the original functionality while maintaining all previous features.

Later, I created a third plugin focused on quality-of-life improvements for vanilla Minecraft. Features included more compostable items, better farming mechanics, a fly speed indicator, auto-opening doors, inventory sorting, and more—all designed to blend seamlessly with standard gameplay.