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Minecraft plugin SCore

Information about SCore and servers where it was found

🔌 About SCore

SCore is the core/library plugin produced by Ssomar to centralize shared functionality used across their plugin suite. It exposes in-game editors and runtime features that other Ssomar plugins rely on, and can also be used standalone to create and run custom projectiles, manage variables, and execute packaged custom commands.

🎯 Purpose

SCore exists to provide a reusable foundation for plugin authors (specifically the Ssomar plugin family) so features are implemented once and consumed by multiple plugins. It is aimed at developers and server administrators who run one or more Ssomar plugins or who want its reusable mechanics available on their server.

⚙️ Features

  • In-game editor for creating and editing custom projectiles.
  • Runtime custom projectiles that can be launched or triggered.
  • Global and per-player variables with types (NUMBER, STRING, LIST).
  • Placeholder support for variables (placeholder tokens for use in other plugins/configuration).
  • Packaged/custom command execution framework accessible from server console or other plugins.
  • Designed to be used as a dependency by other Ssomar plugins.

🧩 Who It Is For

  • Server owners running Ssomar plugins (ExecutableItems, ExecutableBlocks, etc.).
  • Developers who need a reusable library for projectiles, variables, and custom command execution.
  • Administrators wanting lightweight in-server editors for those features.

🏗️ Example Use Cases

  • A server uses SCore together with ExecutableItems to define and launch custom projectile behaviors.
  • An admin creates global or per-player variables and exposes them as placeholders for menus or other plugins.
  • A plugin developer depends on SCore to reuse variable storage and command packaging across multiple plugins.

⌨️ Commands

CommandDescriptionPermissionAccess
/score projectilesLists projectiles and opens the editor to edit them.not specifiedAdmin
/score projectiles-create <id>Open the editor to create a new projectile.not specifiedAdmin
/score projectiles-delete <id>Delete a projectile (requires confirmation).not specifiedAdmin
/score reloadReload SCore (useful after editing projectile files).not specifiedAdmin
/score run-player-command player:Ssomar LAUNCH projectile:MY_PROJECTILE_IDForce a player to launch a specified projectile (example syntax).not specifiedAdmin
/score variables listList defined variables.not specifiedAdmin
/score variables info {var_name} [player]Show info for a variable, optionally for a specific player.not specifiedAdmin
/score variables-create {var_name}Create a new variable.not specifiedAdmin
/score variables-delete {var_name}Delete a variable.not specifiedAdmin
/score variablesOpen variables editor/list.not specifiedAdmin
/score variables clear {typeofvariable} {nameofvariable} [player]Clear a variable or a player's variable value.not specifiedAdmin

Notes: the official documentation also documents placeholder tokens for variables (e.g. %score_variables_<var_name>% and %score_variables_<var_name>_int%). Permission nodes are not listed in the referenced plugin metadata.

⚙️ Installation

📥 Setup

  • Download the official SCore .jar for the matching plugin version.
  • Place the .jar file into the server plugins/ directory.
  • Restart the server and check the server console to confirm SCore loaded.
  • If you run other Ssomar plugins, install the SCore build that matches their version suffix as advised by the project (matching SCore build to the dependent plugin build).

🧠 Technical Notes

  • Confirmed supported platforms: Bukkit, Spigot, Paper, Purpur, Folia.
  • Confirmed supported Minecraft versions include: 1.21.x down to 1.8.x (listed by the project).
  • The project metadata lists a restrictive license label (ARR / All Rights Reserved) while the project distribution also references a Git repository for contributions; these items appear together in the official metadata.
  • SCore is intended to be installed as a library/dependency for other Ssomar plugins; it exposes features other plugins call at runtime.

🤝 When This Plugin Is Useful

If you run Ssomar plugins or need a ready-made in-server system for custom projectiles and variable placeholders, SCore provides the shared runtime and editors those plugins rely on without requiring you to reimplement the same mechanics.

Servers with SCore

The SCore 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 SCore 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 SCore.

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