Minecraft plugin NexusCore

🔌 About NexusCore

NexusCore — is a core Minecraft plugin / library required to use the Nexus series of plugins. NexusCore provides integration that allows Nexus blocks to be added to existing claim systems; breaking a Nexus block can affect the associated claim (for example, disbanding a faction/town or removing a claim depending on add‑on behavior). NexusCore is intended as an integration/library plugin rather than a standalone game feature and is targeted at server administrators who run Nexus add‑ons.

🎯 Purpose

NexusCore exists to provide a shared library and integration layer for the Nexus plugin family. It solves the problem of duplicated integration code across multiple Nexus add‑ons by centralizing core mechanics (Nexus block registration, hooks for claim plugins and add‑on support). NexusCore is suitable for Paper and Spigot style servers that run Nexus add‑ons on their minecraft server infrastructure.

• Allows add‑ons to register Nexus blocks that interact with claim systems (Factions, Towny, GriefPrevention, etc.).
• Centralizes code for Nexus mechanics so add‑ons remain lightweight.
• Enables consistent behavior across Nexus add‑ons (damage to Nexus triggers configured effects).

⚙ Main features

• Library/core required by Nexus add‑ons (NexusCore acts as the dependency for Nexus modules).
• Integration points for claim systems so Nexus blocks can be attached to claims.
• Support ecosystem with multiple official add‑ons (examples include FactionsUUID, GriefPrevention and Magic add‑ons).

🧩 Who should use it

• Server owners running Nexus add‑ons on Paper/Spigot/Purpur/Waterfall networks.
• Administrators who want a modular way to add Nexus mechanics (turrets, barriers, spawners via add‑ons).
• Networks that prefer a shared core library to reduce code duplication.

🏗 Usage examples

• Install NexusCore on a Paper server and then add NexusCore FactionsUUID to let factions create Nexus blocks that, when broken, can disband the faction.
• Use the NexusCore GriefPrevention add‑on to have claimed areas spawn a Nexus block automatically when a claim is created.
• Combine NexusCore with a Magic add‑on to add defensive turrets or barriers to a Nexus block.

(Verified details and add‑on list referenced from the official plugin pages and repository).

⚡ Notable facts

• NexusCore is published on Modrinth and lists compatibility from Minecraft 1.13 up to 1.21.x (as shown on the Modrinth metadata). ()
• NexusCore is described on Spigot as the core plugin required to utilise the "Nexus" series and documents add‑ons such as FactionsUUID, Magic and GriefPrevention. ()
• The GitHub repository lists the project as a shared core required by multiple Nexus plugins. ()

⌨️ Commands

The official resources do not list plugin commands. If you need commands, check the Nexus add‑ons (they may add their own commands). ()

🔐 Permissions

No explicit plugin permission nodes are documented in the primary sources. Nexus add‑ons may define their own permissions. ()

⚙ Installation

📥 Installing

• Download the NexusCore .jar from an official source (Modrinth or Spigot) and any Nexus add‑ons you plan to use. ()
• Place NexusCore.jar (and add‑on jars) into your server's plugins/ directory.
• Fully restart the server (do not rely on /reload).

📦 Dependencies

• Official sources do not list external dependencies such as Vault or PlaceholderAPI for NexusCore itself. NexusCore functions as a shared library; add‑ons may require additional plugins. ()

🧾 Configuration

• The primary documentation does not explicitly state whether NexusCore generates a config.yml on first run (information absent in official sources). Check the plugin folder after startup for configuration files. ()
• Database support (MySQL/SQLite) is not documented for NexusCore in the official sources — consult individual add‑ons for storage requirements.

🧠 Additional information

• Known conflicts: Not listed in official sources. Because NexusCore integrates with claim systems, test compatibility when running multiple claim/land‑management plugins. ()
• Limitations: NexusCore is an integration/library plugin — it provides hooks and shared code; gameplay features are delivered by add‑ons.

❓ FAQ

1. Q: Is NexusCore required to run Nexus add‑ons? A: Yes — NexusCore is the core library that Nexus add‑ons expect to be present. Install NexusCore before installing Nexus add‑ons. ()
2. Q: Which Minecraft versions and platforms are supported? A: Modrinth lists compatibility across 1.13–1.21.x and platforms including Bukkit, Paper, Purpur, Spigot, BungeeCord/Waterfall and Folia. Always verify the exact build you download. ()
3. Q: Where do I report bugs or request features? A: The official links point to a GitHub repository (issue tracker) and an official documentation site / Discord for support. ()
4. Q: Does NexusCore collect anonymized statistics (bStats)? A: No bStats information is documented in the primary sources for NexusCore (information absent). Check the plugin jar or README on GitHub for telemetry settings. ()
5. Q: Does NexusCore add gameplay features by itself? A: NexusCore primarily provides the core integration layer; gameplay features (barriers, turrets, spawners) are provided by Nexus add‑ons. ()

📚 Sources

Primary official sources used: Modrinth plugin page, Spigot resource entry, and the NexusCore GitHub repository. ()

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