Minecraft plugin CrazyEnvoys

🔌 About CrazyEnvoys

CrazyEnvoys — is a plugin for Minecraft servers that allows server owners to spawn configurable supply crates ("envoys") with tiers, custom prizes and in‑game location editing. CrazyEnvoys focuses on timed or manual envoy events used for server events, loot drops and player activity incentives.

🎯 Purpose

CrazyEnvoys solves the need for configurable airdrop/crate events on a Minecraft server by providing:

• configurable tiers and prizes
• unlimited spawn locations and in‑game location editing
• configurable warning times and visual effects
• per‑envoy settings like grace periods and claim cooldowns These capabilities let staff run scheduled or on‑demand envoy events without custom coding. ()

⚙ Core features

• Multiple tiers with independent prize lists and weights.
• Unlimited locations and in‑game multi‑user location editing.
• Configurable falling block & crate block visuals and firework color customization.
• Warning times and chat messages before an envoy spawns.
• Claim cooldowns and optional grace periods to reduce rushes.
• Full message customization via messages.yml and per‑tier files in the tiers folder. ()

🧩 Who it's for

CrazyEnvoys is suitable for server administrators running Paper or Spigot‑compatible servers who want event‑style loot drops: survival networks, Faction/PvP servers, minigame hubs and event‑driven servers. The plugin fits both small and large communities but test envoys under expected load before production. ()

🏗 Usage examples

• Schedule envoys every X minutes with warning messages 10/5/1 minutes prior.
• Create a high‑tier envoy with rare prizes and longer grace period to balance access.
• Use location editing to set guaranteed spawn points near spawn or in arenas.
• Assign different prize pools per world or per envoy tier. ()

⌨️ Commands

Note: The repository and documentation explicitly reference /crazyenvoys reload. Other plugin commands or subcommands are not fully documented in the primary repository README; check the official documentation for a complete list. ()

🔐 Permissions

Information about specific permission nodes for CrazyEnvoys is not available in the official repository README or the primary release page. If permission nodes are required by your setup, consult the official documentation or plugin files after installation. ()

⚙ Installation

📥 Install

• Download the CrazyEnvoys .jar from an official source (GitHub releases or Modrinth). ()
• Place the .jar into your server's plugins/ folder.
• Fully restart the server (do not use reload).
• On first run the plugin generates configuration files and folders (see below).

📦 Dependencies

No external dependencies are listed in the official repository README. The plugin lists Paper and Purpur as supported platforms. If your setup requires economy/placeholders or other integrations, verify them in the documentation. ()

🧾 Configuration

• On first start CrazyEnvoys creates config.yml, messages.yml and the tiers/ folder for per‑tier prize files.
• The plugin supports extensive configuration in these files; many options are available for visuals, timing, and prize definitions.
• Database support (MySQL/SQLite) is not mentioned in the primary repository README — no official database configuration details found in the main sources. ()

🧠 Additional information

Known conflicts / limitations

• Official sources do not list a formal conflicts page. Community threads mention assorted edge cases (visual entity glitches) in community discussions — these are not documented as formal incompatibilities in the main repo. Test on a staging server if you run custom visual or hologram plugins. ()

FAQ

Q: Does CrazyEnvoys support Paper/Purpur? A: Yes — the repository lists Paper and Purpur as supported platforms. ()

Q: Where are tiers and prizes configured? A: Tiers and prize files are stored in the tiers/ folder; messages are in messages.yml and general settings in config.yml. ()

Q: Is there a public documentation site? A: Yes, the project links to official documentation. See the project's documentation for full command/permission lists. ()

Q: Does the plugin send anonymous metrics (bStats)? A: The main repository README does not clearly state whether bStats is enabled — not documented in the primary sources. ()

Support & community

Official project resources include the GitHub repository and a documentation site. The repository references a Discord server for support; join official channels for help and to report issues. ()

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