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Minecraft plugin MCPets

Information about MCPets and servers where it was found

🔌 About MCPets

MCPets is a Minecraft plugin that provides 3D-modeled pets and mounts integrated with popular creature and model systems. It combines visual models and custom behaviors so servers can offer persistent companion creatures with inventories, stats, taming and evolutionary mechanics.

🎯 Purpose

MCPets targets server administrators who want player-facing companion systems: cosmetic and gameplay pets, mounts, and pet-related progression (experience, health/damage modifiers, skills). It is intended for servers that already use or can run complementary plugins for models and custom mob behaviors.

⚙️ Features

  • 3D-model pets and mounts (ModelEngine integration).
  • Integration with MythicMobs for custom behaviors and skills.
  • Unique inventory per pet and in-game GUI for summoning, naming and managing pets.
  • Pet statistics: experience, health and damage modifiers for skills.
  • Taming, pet food and evolution systems.
  • In-game editor for implementing and editing pets (/mcpets editor).
  • Support for optional WorldGuard flags (if WorldGuard is installed).

🧩 Who It Is For

  • Survival and SMP servers that want companion pets with progression.
  • RPG or economy servers that use custom mobs and cosmetics.
  • Servers already using ModelEngine and MythicMobs for custom models and behaviors.

🏗️ Example Use Cases

  • Provide players with cosmetic mounts implemented as ModelEngine models and controllable via a GUI.
  • Create tameable companions that gain experience and evolve into stronger variants.
  • Use MythicMobs skills to give pets active abilities while keeping visuals from ModelEngine.

⌨️ Commands

CommandDescriptionPermissionAccess
/mcpets editorOpen the in-game pet editor (confirmed feature).mcpets.adminAdmin
/mcpets item add <category_name>Import an item into a pet/menu category (confirmed usage).mcpets.adminAdmin
/mcpets petFood <foodId> [player]Give or manage pet food items (documented command form).mcpets.adminAdmin

(Note: commands above are included only when explicitly documented in official MCPets tutorials.)

🔐 Permissions

PermissionDescriptionDefault
mcpets.adminAccess others' pet interaction menu, spawn pets for others and use administrative MCPets commands.not specified

⚙️ Installation

📥 Setup

  • Download the plugin JAR from an official resource for Spigot-based servers.
  • Place the JAR in your server plugins/ directory.
  • Start or restart the server and check the console to confirm MCPets loaded.

📦 Dependencies

  • ModelEngine (r4+ for MCPets 4.1.0+).
  • MythicMobs (5.0.0+).
  • LuckPerms (required for some features such as evolutions).
  • WorldGuard (optional, only required to use WorldGuard-related flags).

🧾 Configuration

  • MCPets creates its plugin folder under plugins/MCPets and uses configuration and menu files (for example a menuIcons.yml is used to manage menu icons).
  • The plugin provides an in-game editor to add and adjust pets without manual file edits.

🧠 Technical Notes

  • Official documentation and tutorials show MCPets as a plugin for Spigot-based servers and list specific required companion plugins and minimum ModelEngine versions.
  • Some MCPets features require LuckPerms for group- or evolution-related functions.
  • WorldGuard integration is optional and only necessary to use WorldGuard-specific flags.

🤝 When This Plugin Is Useful

If you want integrated, model-based pets and mounts that combine visual models (ModelEngine) with custom behaviors (MythicMobs) and per-pet progression, MCPets provides a focused system for servers that already run those complementary plugins.

Servers with MCPets

The MCPets 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 MCPets depends on each server's configuration.

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