Server Homes: A Lightweight Home Management Utility for Paper/Spigot/Purpur (1.21+)

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Hello, this is my first post about any plugins that I have made, and I would like to share it with the plugin community. "Server Homes" is a free, high-performance, and lightweight home management plugin designed for modern Minecraft server environments (1.21+). It provides a streamlined alternative to larger utility suites, focusing on reliability and a simple user experience. Core Features The plugin handles player home points without forgetting administrative control. The core features include; Independent Data Storage, Player data is stored in individual, editable configuration files rather than a single monolithic database. This allows for easier manual adjustments and per-player backups. Confirmation Logic, To prevent accidental data loss, the plugin includes a built-in confirmation and cancellation system for sensitive actions like overwriting or deleting homes. Context-Aware Tab Completion, Command arguments are dynamically populated to improve workflow for both players and administrators. Highly Configurable, The config.yml provides control over teleportation delays, cooldowns, and event cancellation (movement, damage, or interaction) to suit specific server gameplay styles. Admin Tools The administrative suite allows for comprehensive management of player homes without requiring direct access to the server files: View all homes belonging to a specific player. Teleport to player-specific coordinates across worlds (configurable). Remove specific home points remotely. The plugin, "Homes++," is currently stealing the original icon and branding assets belonging to Server Homes. This project, maintained by me (Tallenpeli), is the original source of these assets. Links Modrinth: https://modrinth.com/plugin/server-homes Github: https://github.com/TallenPeli/Server-Homes Support: Issues can be reported via the GitHub tracker or sent to [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]). submitted by /u/Talleeenos69 [link] [comments]

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