Minecraft plugin CMI

🔌 About CMI

CMI — is a premium all‑in‑one Minecraft plugin for Paper/Spigot servers by Zrips that provides an extensive feature set to replace many smaller plugins and centralize server management. CMI bundles a large command suite, economy features, kit and portal systems, chat management and many QoL tools for admins and players.

🎯 Purpose

CMI addresses the need to consolidate common Minecraft server functionality (teleports, kits, economy, chat, holograms, jail systems, etc.) into a single, modular plugin so server owners can reduce plugin count and manage features from one place. CMI is presented as a premium plugin and requires the separate CMILib library to run. ()

⚙ Main features

• Nearly 300 plugin commands and many subfeatures (large command suite accessible via the plugin root). ()
• Integrated economy engine (CMI economy; has integration options with Vault via injector). ()
• Kits system with in‑game GUI and claimable kits. ()
• Portals and teleportation systems (including offline player actions). ()
• Chat manager with modern formatting and hex color support. ()
• Holograms, bossbars, custom placeholders, animated particles and armor‑stand editor. ()
• MySQL and SQLite database support for persistence. ()
• Modular setup: features can be disabled to save resources. ()

🧩 Who is it for

• Server owners who want an all‑in‑one admin/utility plugin for Paper/Spigot. ()
• Networks using BungeeCord or Velocity (use the corresponding CMI Bungee/Velocity plugin for full network features). ()
• Admins that need fine‑grained control (many plugin permissions and subcommands). ()

🏗 Usage examples

• Replace Essentials‑style features (heal, feed, warp, sethome, etc.) with CMI equivalents to reduce plugin count. ()
• Use CMI economy features together with Vault injector for cross‑plugin compatibility. ()
• Create kits with GUIs and timed rewards using the built‑in kit system. ()

⌨️ Commands

Notes: CMI exposes a large root command (typically /cmi) with many subcommands (nearly 300). Use /cmi checkperm in‑game to query exact permission nodes and /cmi (root) to list available subcommands. For a full, current command list consult the official documentation or use the in‑game help. ()

🔐 Permissions

Full permission list is large and maintained by the plugin; use /cmi checkperm <keyword> in‑game or consult the official permissions page for the authoritative and up‑to‑date list. ()

⚙ Installation

📥 Install

• Download the CMI .jar from an official source (Spigot/official site as distributed by the author). ()
• Place the .jar into your server's plugins/ folder (both CMI and required CMILib). ()
• Restart the server (full restart recommended).

📦 Dependencies

• CMILib — required auxiliary library. ()
• Optional integrations: PlaceholderAPI, Vault (or Vault injector for CMI economy), ProtocolLib, LuckPerms, etc., depending on features used. ()

🧾 Configuration

• CMI generates a plugin folder (e.g., /plugins/CMI/) and configuration files on first run. ()
• The plugin supports MySQL and SQLite; database settings are configurable in the settings files. ()
• Many modules are configurable and can be disabled to reduce resource usage. ()

🧠 Additional information

Known conflicts

• Potential conflicts can occur with other plugins that override the same commands or modify chat/permissions; test on staging if mixing with other chat/economy plugins. ()
• For full network features across multiple servers, install the CMI Bungee/Velocity companion plugin on proxy servers. ()

Limitations

• CMI is a premium plugin (paid distribution) and requires CMILib. Compatibility depends on running Paper/Spigot builds supported by the author. Always use matching major version builds. ()

FAQ

Q: Is CMI free?
A: CMI is distributed as a premium plugin; CMILib is free but CMI itself is typically a paid resource (download via official vendor pages). ()

Q: Does CMI support MySQL?
A: Yes — CMI supports MySQL and SQLite; configure database settings in the plugin config. ()

Q: Where can I find the full permission list?
A: Use /cmi checkperm <keyword> in‑game or consult the plugin permissions documentation on the official site/GitHub. ()

Q: Does CMI collect telemetry (bStats)?
A: Information about telemetry/bStats is not explicitly listed on the main feature page; check plugin configs or official docs for telemetry options. (Information absent in official summary). ()

Q: Is there Discord support?
A: The author links to an official Discord server for community support on the website. ()

Keywords included: CMI, minecraft plugin, paper plugin, spigot plugin, minecraft server, plugin commands, plugin permissions.

(Primary sources: official CMI pages and GitHub repository). ()