Minecraft plugin SCore

🔌 About the plugin SCore

SCore — is a core library plugin for Minecraft servers developed by Ssomar. SCore provides a modular framework used by other Ssomar plugins and can also be installed standalone to add utilities such as custom variables, projectile systems, particle tools and an in‑game editor for content creation. SCore targets server administrators and plugin developers who need a reusable library and runtime editors on Spigot/Paper servers.

🎯 Purpose

SCore centralizes common features needed across Ssomar's plugin ecosystem (and compatible third‑party plugins). SCore reduces duplication by exposing:

• a variables system usable via placeholders
• a projectile creation and management system
• an in‑game editor for creating/editing items, projectiles and variables
• utilities for conditions, custom commands and particle displays SCore is designed as a library and as a standalone plugin for administration and runtime editing. ()

⚙ Main features

• Variables system (GLOBAL / PLAYER / LIST) with PlaceholderAPI placeholders (%score_variables_%). ()
• Projectile creation, editing and runtime launching. ()
• In‑game editor (GUI) to create and modify items, projectiles and variables. ()
• Condition engine and custom command framework for advanced behavior. ()
• Integration support with many common plugins (PlaceholderAPI, Vault, WorldGuard listed as integrations). ()

🧩 Who it's for

• Server admins who run Ssomar plugins and need the common core features.
• Plugin developers who want a reusable library for variables, commands and editors.
• Teams building content (items/projectiles/conditions) in‑game without editing files by hand.

🏗 Examples of use

• ExecutableItems/ExecutableBlocks depend on SCore to provide in‑game editors and variables. ()
• Create a custom projectile via the editor and launch it with a packaged command.
• Use %score_variables_% inside other plugins via PlaceholderAPI to display dynamic values. ()

⌨️ Commands

Notes: The commands above are those documented in the official Modrinth/docs pages for SCore. Exact permission nodes are not documented in the official sources we checked; see Permissions below for details. ()

🔐 Permissions

Information about explicit permission nodes for each /score command was not available in the official sources (GitHub README, Modrinth page, Ssomar docs) at the time of this summary. Do check the plugin JAR (plugin.yml) or the official repository for the authoritative list. ()

⚙ Installation

📥 Installation

• Download SCore.jar from the official Modrinth or GitHub releases page.
• Place SCore.jar into your server's plugins/ folder.
• Restart the server (recommended full restart).
• Use /score commands or the in‑game editor to configure content. ()

📦 Dependencies

• PlaceholderAPI — required if you want to use SCore variable placeholders in other plugins. ()
• SCore lists integrations with many plugins (Vault, WorldGuard, etc.) — these are integrations, not always hard dependencies; check feature pages to see which integration is required for a specific feature. ()
• When used as a library for other Ssomar plugins, those plugins typically include softdepend: SCore (see Developer API guidance). ()

🧾 Configuration

• The official documentation emphasizes the in‑game editor and runtime commands for creating/editing content rather than hand‑editing single config.yml files. The repository references data management and storage systems (file‑based and MySQL). Specific names/paths of generated config files were not documented in the pages we reviewed; check the first run of the plugin on your server to inspect generated folders. ()

🔁 Database support

The SCore project documentation references both file‑based storage and MySQL as supported data backends (data management). Details for enabling MySQL are in the source/configs; consult the repository or the plugin files for exact parameters. ()

🧠 Additional information

⚠ Known conflicts

Official sources list many integrations but do not list explicit incompatibilities. We did not find a documented list of conflicts in the official README/docs pages reviewed. If you run into issues, test on a staging server and review server logs for plugin startup warnings. ()

🚧 Limitations

• SCore is primarily a library and toolkit; many of its most visible features are intended to be used together with other Ssomar plugins.
• Exact permission nodes and some file/layout details were not documented in the sources we checked; for permission control examine plugin.yml inside the JAR. ()

❓ FAQ

Q1 — Do I need SCore to run Ssomar plugins like ExecutableItems?
A — Yes. SCore is the core library used by several Ssomar plugins; those plugins normally require SCore to be present. ()

Q2 — Can I use SCore placeholders in chat/scoreboards?
A — Yes — SCore exposes variables via PlaceholderAPI placeholders (%score_variables_%); PlaceholderAPI is required to use them in other plugins. ()

Q3 — How do I create a projectile?
A — Use the in‑game editor (/score projectiles-create ) or the projectiles editor commands documented on the Modrinth page. ()

Q4 — Does SCore send metrics (bStats) or offer official Discord support?
A — Information about bStats metrics or an official Discord server was not present in the README/docs pages we reviewed. Check the plugin JAR, the repository, or the Modrinth/Spigot resource pages for up‑to‑date links. ()

🔎 Where to look for updates

• Official GitHub repository and Modrinth project pages contain releases, changelogs and source. For developer API details see the Ssomar docs pages. ()

🤝 When SCore is useful

If you run or develop Ssomar plugins or need an in‑game editor and variable/projectile systems for your Spigot/Paper server, SCore provides a centralized, reusable core. SCore reduces duplication across plugins and enables runtime content editing without direct file edits. ()