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Minecraft plugin Elevator

Information about Elevator and servers where it was found

🔌 About Elevator

Elevator — is a plugin for Minecraft servers that allows using daylight detectors as simple smart elevator pads to move between floors without redstone or complex setups.

🎯 Purpose

Elevator addresses the need for simple, server‑side vertical transport that works in Survival and Creative without additional redstone circuits or command blocks. It provides a plug‑and‑play elevator system based on daylight detectors: jump to go up, sneak to go down. Elevator is designed to be lightweight and lag‑free for modern Paper/Spigot servers.

⚙ Main features

  • Use daylight detectors as elevator pads (public by default).
  • Invert (right‑click) a detector to make the elevator private (only the creator can use it).
  • Jump to go up and sneak to go down.
  • Configurable sounds, messages and action‑bar feedback via config.yml.
  • Fully server‑side and lightweight; no client mods required.
  • Includes a simple /elevator info command for plugin details. ()

🧩 Who is it for

Elevator is suited for:

  • Survival and creative Paper/Spigot servers that want a low‑effort transport solution.
  • Servers that prefer no permissions or complicated setup (plug‑and‑play).
  • Builders who want in‑world elevators without redstone machinery.

🏗 Usage examples

  • Create vertical transport lines by placing daylight detectors on each floor; players jump to ascend and sneak to descend.
  • Make certain floors private by inverting the detector so only the creator can use that elevator pad.
  • Use configurable sounds/messages to give feedback when a player teleports between floors. ()

⌨️ Commands

CommandDescriptionPermissionAccess
/elevatorShow plugin info (version, usage).nonePlayer, Console

🔐 Permissions

This plugin does not require or register custom permissions for basic use. It operates as plug‑and‑play; no permission nodes are needed by default. ()

⚙ Installation

📥 Install

  • Download the Elevator .jar and place it in your server's plugins/ folder.
  • Fully restart the server (do not use /reload).
  • On first run the plugin generates its configuration (config.yml).

📦 Dependencies

No external dependencies are stated. Elevator is a standalone plugin and does not require Vault, PlaceholderAPI, or other libraries according to the official listing. ()

🧾 Configuration

  • The plugin generates a config.yml on first start and supports localization and message configuration through that file.
  • No database (MySQL/SQLite) configuration is documented in the official resource.

🧠 Additional information

  • Supported/Native major Minecraft version: 1.21 (tested on 1.21). ()
  • Known conflicts: Information about specific conflicts is not provided in the official listing; test on a staging server if you run other transport or teleportation plugins.

FAQ

Q1. Can players create private floors?
A1. Yes — right‑click to invert a daylight detector to make that elevator pad private (creator only). ()

Q2. Are permissions required?
A2. No. The official listing states no permissions are required for basic operation. ()

Q3. Does Elevator use bStats or collect usage data?
A3. Information about metrics (bStats) is not present in the official listing.

Q4. Is there a Discord or support channel?
A4. The official resource references further info on a Discord; the exact invite is listed on the resource page. ()

🤝 When to use Elevator

If you want a minimal, server‑side elevator system that integrates with in‑world blocks and keeps setup simple, Elevator is a practical choice for Paper/Spigot Minecraft servers.

Servers with Elevator

The Elevator plugin page shows which servers monitoring found this plugin on, and which platforms and versions it appears with.

Plugins may add commands, economy, protection, permissions, mini-games, integrations, or other mechanics. The actual role of Elevator depends on each server's configuration.

Data is generated automatically from technical server responses. If a server hides its plugin list, it may not appear in this section even if it uses Elevator.

Use the server list with Elevator to compare projects, check compatible versions, or find examples of how the plugin is used on public servers.