Minecraft plugin ServersNPC

🔌 About ServersNPC

ServersNPC — is a plugin for Minecraft servers that lets server owners create clickable NPCs which can act as server selectors/joiners for players. ServersNPC focuses on providing simple interactive NPCs that link players to other sub‑servers or run configured actions when clicked.

🎯 Purpose

ServersNPC addresses the common need for in‑world server selectors and simple NPC‑based navigation in networked Minecraft setups. If you want an NPC that teleports or forwards a player to another backend server (via a proxy or a proxy addon), ServersNPC provides that capability through NPC interactions. The plugin is used on Spigot/Paper style servers and in networks where clickable NPCs are used to route players. ()

⚙ Main confirmed capabilities

• Create and manage interactive NPCs that execute configured actions when clicked (server join/commands). ()
• Works in Spigot/Paper environments (community reports and hosting docs reference Spigot/Paper usage). ()
• Has a proxy addon / proxy integration options (ServerNPC Proxy Addon) to connect NPCs with proxy‑side server transfers. ()
• Distributed via community packaging and Maven artifacts (project published under znpc/ServersNPC coordinates). ()

🧩 Who it fits

• Server owners who need in‑game NPC server selectors or clickable NPCs to forward players.
• Network hubs that want NPCs as a lightweight UI to let players choose subservers.
• Administrators on Spigot or Paper servers looking for a simple NPC‑based server join solution.

🏗 Usage examples

• Create a lobby NPC named "Hub" that, when clicked, connects the player to a survival backend server.
• Place NPCs on hub worlds that run console commands or proxy join commands when a player interacts.
• Use the proxy addon to let an NPC send the player through a Bungee/Velocity proxy to another host. ()

⌨️ Commands

The following command(s) have community confirmation in public forums and documentation. Official command reference from an authoritative upstream README/website is not fully available in linked sources — see notes below.

Note: The presence of /znpcs and its usages are visible in community threads and examples; an authoritative command list from an official plugin README or stable Spigot resource page was not available in the consulted sources. ()

🔐 Permissions

Information about specific permission nodes used by ServersNPC was not found in the official documentation or primary download pages available in the reviewed sources. If you require granular permissions, check the plugin's shipped config or the plugin folder after first run, or consult the plugin's issue tracker / repository if available. (Information absent in official sources). ()

⚙ Installation

📥 Install

• Download the ServersNPC .jar from an official resource or package repository.
• Place the .jar into your server's plugins/ folder (Spigot/Paper).
• Fully restart the server (do not rely on /reload).
• Check the server console for plugin load messages. ()

📦 Dependencies

• No widely documented runtime dependencies (Vault/PlaceholderAPI/ProtocolLib) were confirmed in the official sources reviewed. If your setup requires proxy transfers, the ServerNPC Proxy Addon is a separate component. Always check the plugin page or release notes for required libraries. (No confirmed third‑party dependency entry in the official docs found). ()

🧾 Configuration

• Official, authoritative information about generated config files (config.yml) or DB support (SQLite/MySQL) was not present in the consulted documentation pages. Inspect the plugin folder after first run for generated configuration. If you need persistent storage or advanced options, consult the plugin's distribution or its repository. (Information absent in official sources). ()

🧠 Additional information

⚠ Known issues / limitations

• Community reports indicate compatibility problems on very recent server versions: some users reported the plugin may not work correctly above certain Minecraft versions (reports specifically mention issues above 1.21.6 including console spam and invisible NPCs). Test on a staging server if you run modern server versions. ()
• Because ServersNPC often interacts with server transfer/proxy flows, mismatched proxy addons or outdated proxy integrations can break joins — use the matching ServerNPC proxy addon where needed. ()

❓ FAQ

Q1: Can ServersNPC send players to other servers through a proxy? A1: Yes — the plugin ecosystem includes a ServerNPC Proxy Addon for proxy‑side transfers; use that addon to connect NPC clicks to proxy transfers. ()

Q2: Does ServersNPC require Citizens or another NPC framework? A2: No authoritative official statement confirming a dependency on Citizens or similar was found in the reviewed sources. Community mentions tie ServersNPC to its own implementation. Verify in the plugin jar or README. ()

Q3: Where can I download ServersNPC? A3: Packages and artifacts are available via community repositories and project artifacts (Maven/Jar packaging) and community resource pages; check the plugin's distribution pages or trusted resource mirrors. ()

Q4: Does the plugin collect analytics (bStats) or have Discord support? A4: No clear evidence of bStats usage or an official Discord link was found in the reviewed sources. (Information absent in official sources).

🛠 Recommendation

Test ServersNPC on a staging server before production deployment, especially if your network uses modern Minecraft versions or a proxy. Verify the plugin version against your server (Spigot/Paper) and use the matching proxy addon when routing players.

If you need a deeper extraction (full authoritative command list, permission nodes, or the plugin's official config reference), I can fetch the plugin's repository/readme and the official resource pages directly and return a fully referenced spec. (I based this summary on community docs, hosting docs and published project artifacts.) ()