Minecraft plugin AxGraves

🔌 About AxGraves

AxGraves — is a plugin for Minecraft servers that provides lightweight, packet‑based lootable death chests (graves). AxGraves focuses on performance, minimal world file changes, and broad compatibility with Spigot/Paper server cores.

🎯 Purpose

AxGraves addresses the common need to preserve player items after death in a way that is performant and compatible with other inventory/death plugins. The plugin creates lootable death chests so players can recover items without persistent world changes. AxGraves is optimized to run with minimal impact on TPS. ()

⚙ Core features

• Lightweight, packet‑based death chests (nothing stored in the world file). ()
• High performance (most operations off the main thread). ()
• Simple configuration (few lines to configure). ()
• World blacklist to disable AxGraves in specific worlds. ()
• Developer API (4 events) for integrations and extensions. ()
• Broad compatibility with plugins that modify death inventory. ()

🧩 Who it’s for

AxGraves is suitable for server owners and admins running Spigot, Paper or compatible forks who want a low‑overhead death‑chest solution. Use cases include survival servers, small to medium networks, and any server where performance and compatibility matter. ()

🏗 Usage examples

• Provide lootable death chests so players can return and recover items after dying.
• Disable graves in lobby/worlds via blacklist to avoid clutter.
• Integrate via the Developer API for custom behavior on death events. ()

⌨️ Commands

The official project pages and documentation do not list public plugin commands in a way confirmed by the author. No confirmed plugin commands were found in the official sources. ()

🔐 Permissions

No explicit plugin permission nodes are documented on the official listing pages (Spigot / Modrinth) that we could confirm. If your server requires fine‑grained permission control, check the plugin's GitHub or wiki for latest permission nodes. ()

⚙ Installation

📥 Installing

• Download the AxGraves .jar from an official source (Spigot / Modrinth / GitHub). ()
• Place the .jar into the server's plugins/ folder.
• Fully restart the server (do not use /reload).

📦 Dependencies

Official pages do not list required external dependencies. No confirmed dependency (Vault, PlaceholderAPI, etc.) is required according to the public listings. ()

🧾 Configuration

The plugin advertises a simple configuration surface but the official resources do not provide an explicit statement that a config.yml is generated. Check the plugin folder after first run or read the project wiki for config keys. ()

Supported platforms & requirements

• Supported server platforms: Spigot, Paper and compatible forks (Modrinth listing). ()
• Supported Minecraft versions: see official release notes; Spigot lists compatibility with recent 1.20.x–1.21.x ranges. ()
• Required Java: Official Spigot listing states Java 21 or higher is required. ()

🧠 Additional information

Known conflicts & limitations

• AxGraves is packet‑based; earlier releases required care with other packet‑based plugins and some internal API changes have caused instability with similar plugins — test on staging if you run many packet hooks. A few reviews report issues after certain updates (including duplication reports); check issue tracker before upgrading on production. ()

Telemetry / Stats

The plugin appears in bStats listings under the author, indicating usage statistics are collected via bStats (confirm in source or plugin jar). ()

Support & community

Official support resources found on project listings: GitHub repository, project wiki/docs, and an official Discord (see urls). Use the GitHub issues tracker for bug reports. ()

❓ FAQ

Q: Does AxGraves work on Paper and Spigot? A: Yes — AxGraves lists Spigot and Paper among supported platforms. ()

Q: What Minecraft/Java versions are required? A: Check official release notes — Spigot lists compatibility with 1.20.x–1.21.x and the Spigot resource page indicates Java 21+. Always confirm on the download page for your target server version. ()

Q: Does AxGraves store data in the world file? A: No — the plugin is packet‑based and advertises that nothing is stored in the world file. ()

Q: Where to report issues? A: Use the project's GitHub issues (official listing links to the Issues page). ()

Notes: This description uses only information confirmed on the official Spigot and Modrinth project pages and the author's bStats listing. If you need command/permission nodes or full config reference, consult the GitHub repository and project wiki linked in the urls section below. ()