LiteKits
Introduction
LiteKits is a lightweight Bukkit kits plugin with a focus on usability and efficiency. I've tried to remove the bloat that has affected other kit plugins such as BattleKits. Instead of compromising on functionality, LiteKits has an API that will allow developers to easily create extensions for the plugin.
Features
- Create kits in-game from your inventory without editing a config file
- Easy to use chat-based wizard system guides you through the process of creating a kit
- Simple commands and permissions
- No unnecessary features, just kits
Commands
Note: arguments wrapped in square brackets are optional (e.g. [player]) and arguments in triangular brackets are mandatory (e.g. <player>).
| Command | Description | Permission |
|---|---|---|
| /kit | Lists all available kits, highlighting kits the user has permission for | LiteKits.list |
| /kit <select> <kit> | Selects a kit | LiteKits.kit and LiteKits.use.kitName |
| /kit <create> | Creates a kit | LiteKits.create |
| /kit <remove> [kit] | Removes a kit | LiteKits.remove |
Config
Under most circumstances, you should never need to touch the config file. The only user-configurable value at present is the chat prefix. Set this if you want to change the [LiteKits] chat prefix.
1 2 3 | # The setting below changes the chat prefix for most messages# It supports formatting codes such as &6prefix:'&6[&4MyKits&6]&r' |
Development builds
If you'd like to try out the latest features available in LiteKits, use the continuous integration server linked below.
Development builds of this project can be acquired at the provided continuous integration server. These builds have not been approved by the BukkitDev staff. Use them at your own risk.
Source code
You can find the code for the plugin at GitHub. Pull requests are welcome :)