NextDungeon is a powerful and extensible plugin for Minecraft servers, designed to manage and automate custom dungeons with advanced workflow logic. Dungeons and floors are centrally managed and synchronized using Redis, with a flexible trigger-action system for custom mechanics. The plugin includes a web editor, admin/debug commands, and integrates with Parties for group management.
Main Documentation: https://cupcode-1.gitbook.io/nextdungeon/
- Centralized Dungeon Management: Dungeons and floors are managed as data objects and synchronized across servers using Redis.
- Flexible Workflow System: Triggers, actions, and conditions allow for custom dungeon automation and scripting.
- Floor Configuration: Each floor supports requirements, rules, steps, and triggers for granular control.
- Web Editor: Integrated web interface for editing dungeons, floors, and workflow logic.
- Admin & Debug Tools: Commands for editing, testing, importing, and managing dungeons and floors.
- Parties Integration: Supports group management via PartiesAPI.
- Template System: Asynchronous generation and management of floor templates.
- No Per-Dungeon Server Instancing: Dungeons are not run on separate servers; all data is synchronized and managed centrally.
- Minecraft server 1.21.4
- Java 21
- Redis server
- Dependencies:
- CloudNet v4.0.0-RC13 or higher
- Redis
- Parties
- MMOCore
- SoftDependencies (optional):
- MythicLib / MythicMobs
- Place the NextDungeon plugin in your server's
pluginsfolder. - Install and configure Redis.
- Ensure all dependencies are present.
- Restart your server.
- Main configuration:
src/resources/config.yml - Dungeons and floors: YAML files in
src/resources/dungeons/ - Example configuration:
dungeon_exemple.yml - Redis and MySQL connection settings in the config file.
MongoDB is not supported for now but it's planned for future releases.
- Use the web editor to create and manage dungeons, floors, triggers, and actions.
- Admins can edit, test, import, and manage dungeons and floors using commands.
- Debug commands allow inspection of dungeons, floors, and instances.
/dungeon admin help— List admin commands/dungeon admin edit start <dungeon> <floor>— Start edit mode for a floor/dungeon admin edit stop [--confirm]— Stop edit mode/dungeon admin webeditor start— Start web editor/dungeon admin webeditor stop— Stop web editor/dungeon admin test <dungeon> <floor>— Test a dungeon floor/dungeon admin import <world> <dungeon> <floor>— Import a world as a dungeon floor/dungeon admin load <config>— Reload configuration/dungeon admin status <dungeon> [floor]— Check status/dungeon admin goto <server>— Teleport to server
/dungeon debug help— List debug commands/dungeon debug list dungeons— List all dungeons/dungeon debug list floors— List all floors/dungeon debug list instances— List all instances/dungeon debug openmenu— Open example dungeon menu/dungeon debug print <message>— Print a message
/dungeon— Show available commands/dungeon help— Show help
- Triggers: Define events that start workflows (e.g., region entry, entity death).
- Actions: Define effects (e.g., teleport, send message, set variable).
- Conditions: Use logic blocks (if/else) for advanced automation.
- All workflow logic is editable via the web editor.
- No API available for now.
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