## Easy to install
There isn’t that many usable Report plugin out there and there is an almost zero usable report plugin for Velocity networks. VelocityReport also supports multiple platforms like Spigot, Paper, Purpur, etc… as a back-end server.
## Feature packed
Everything you want and need from a report plugin for your Minecraft server is right here! There are a lot of features like BookGUI, different report stages, rewards, RGB/gradient/component messages, custom report reasons, and much more…
Also, there is a bunch of API methods and events that you can use to create addons for the plugin and add new features.
## Quality support
You’re able to [join our Discord](https://discord.gg/VZk2XU3kFg) and get help very quickly, up to instantly.
## Up to date
The plugin is not abandoned. It is constantly getting updated to fix reported bugs and get new optimizations that can help it run as smoothly as possible, whilst still doing what you want it to do.
## Multiple database types
You can use MySQL and SQLite as your database type.
## High performance
Unlike other plugins where “high performance” often means your CPU usage will be high, VelocityReport has an async database update that means there is no lag spike and high thread loads on your server.
Please join the Discord if you have questions or for support!
**Manage your game servers with ease!** VelocityPteroPower connects your Velocity proxy to Pterodactyl, Pelican Panel, or Mc Server Soft, allowing for dynamic starting and stopping of your game servers.
**For detailed information on configuration, commands, and permissions, please visit our [Docs Page](https://docs.pluginz.dev/).**
## Key Features
– **Multi-Panel Support**: Works with Pterodactyl, Pelican Panel, and Mc Server Soft.
– **Dynamic Server Management**:
– Automatically start servers when a player attempts to connect.
– Automatically stop idle servers after a configurable timeout.
– Manual control via commands (`/ptero start`, `/ptero stop`, `/ptero restart`).
– **Whitelist Integration**:
– Fetch and enforce server whitelists from Pterodactyl/Pelican panels.
– Reload whitelists on the fly with `/ptero whitelistReload`.
– **Efficient & Safe**:
– Respects panel API rate limits (Pterodactyl/Pelican/Mc Server Soft).
– Handles forced host connections, redirecting players to a limbo server.
– **Update Notifications**: Stay informed about new plugin versions.
– **Configurable**:
– Fine-tune server startup/shutdown behavior.
– Customize logging levels.
– Per-server settings for timeouts, join delays, and whitelist enforcement.
## Installation
1. Download the latest `.jar` file from [Modrinth](https://modrinth.com/plugin/velocitypteropower).
2. Place the `.jar` file into your Velocity server’s `plugins` folder.
3. Restart your Velocity server.
4. Configure the plugin by editing `config.yml` in the `plugins/VelocityPteroPower` folder. **See the [Docs Page](https://docs.pluginz.dev/) for detailed configuration instructions.**
## Support
For issues, suggestions, or help, please [open an issue on GitHub](https://github.com/TubYoub/VelocityPteroPower/issues/new) or join our [Discord Server](https://discord.pluginz.dev).
## Contributing
Interested in contributing? Join our [Discord](https://discord.pluginz.dev) to discuss your ideas or submit a pull request!
## License
This project is licensed under the [MIT License]([https://github.com/Tubs-Pluginz/VelocityPteroPower/blob/dev/LICENSE).
A Velocity plugin that shows current players in the server list.
Inspired by .
## Configuration options
| option | default | description |
| ————————– | ————- | —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————– |
| `playerListMode` | `”REPLACE”` | Configure how players are shown in the player list.
`”UNCHANGED”`: Keep the player list as it is.
`”ADD”`: Add players to the player list. `serverListEntryFormat` and `maxListEntries` are only applied for the added players.
`”REPLACE”`: Replace the player list with players according to `serverListEntryFormat` and `maxListEntries`.
|
| `serverListEntryFormat` | `”%1$s”` | Configure how players are shown in the server list.
`%1$s`: placeholder for the player name
`%2$s`: placeholder for the server name, on which that player is currently playing on
|
| `maxListEntries` | `16` | Configure how many players are shown in the server list. `<= 0` for unlimited (for backwards compatibility). |
| `replaceOnlinePlayerCount` | `false` | Should the online player count be replaced with the number of players currently connected to Velocity? Useful when using `ping-passthrough = "all"`. |
| `replaceMaxPlayerCount` | `false` | Should the maximum player count be replaced with the Velocity configured amount? Useful when using `ping-passthrough = "all"`. |
| `fillMissingVersionInfo` | `false` | Should the version information be replaced with what is set in `versionProtocol` and `versionName`, when no version is detected? Useful when the backend server/s is/are unavailable or still starting. |
| `replaceVersionInfo` | `false` | Should the version information always be replaced with what is set in `versionProtocol` and `versionName`? Extends `fillMissingVersionInfo`. Useful when using `ping-passthrough = “all”`. |
| `versionProtocol` | `4` (= 1.7.2) | The protocol number to be set. You can find all available protocol versions at . Used by `fillMissingVersionInfo` and `replaceVersionInfo`. |
| `versionName` | `”Velocity”` | The version name to be set. Used by `fillMissingVersionInfo` and `replaceVersionInfo`. |
VelocityDiscordLink
## Makes your players link!
### /link command
– Can be changed to any string! Imagine /amongus code
– Customisable description and parameter name!
### Displays a single-use code on join!
– Keeps the same code for each players until proxy restart!
### Supports only one minecraft account per discord link!
– Players can’t spam 100 accounts to a single discord!
##Role whitelist!
###Role Check on join
– Will not let a player without a role on the server!
– Can be disabled
Velocity Discord
# Velocity Discord
Chat from all servers gets bridged with a discord channel
## Features
– Configurable
– Webhooks or embeds or normal text for messages
– Player count in bot status
– List command
– Templating syntax for all messages
– Death and Advancement messages shown
– Server start/stop messages
– Server status in channel topic
– Reload command for config changes while the server is running
> **Note**
> This requires a [companion Velocity plugin](https://github.com/unilock/YepLib)
> and [companion backend mod/plugin](https://github.com/unilock/YepTwo) for advancement/death messages
## Installation
1. Create a bot application [here](https://discordapp.com/developers/applications/)
– Go to the `Bot` tab and click `Add bot`
2. Enable the `SERVER MEMBERS INTENT` and `MESSAGE CONTENT INTENT` under `Privileged Gateway Intents`
3. Copy the bot’s token, you might have to click `Reset Token` first
4. Install the plugin on your server, start the server once, then stop the server again
5. Open the plugin config file at `plugins/discord/config.toml`
6. Under `[discord]`, paste your token in place of `TOKEN`
7. Under `[discord]`, paste the channel id you want to use
– To get a channel id, you have to enable developer mode in Discord
– Open Discord settings, go to `Advanced`, then turn on `Developer Mode`
– Now right-click the channel you want to use and click `Copy ID`
8. Set any additional config options you want
9. Start the server and check if it works
### For Webhooks
1. Create a webhook in the channel you want to use
– Right-click the channel, click `Edit Channel`, go to `Integrations`, click `Create Webhook`
– Copy the webhook URL
2. Paste the webhook URL under `[discord.webhook]` in the config file
### For advancements/deaths
1. Install the [YepLib](https://github.com/unilock/YepLib) velocity plugin alongside this plugin
2. Install the [YepTwo](https://github.com/unilock/YepTwo) backend mod/plugin on each of your backend servers that you want to
receive advancements/deaths from
### Configuration
The config file is generated at `plugins/discord/config.toml`. See [here](https://github.com/fooooooooooooooo/VelocityDiscord/wiki/Configuration) for the default config
VelocityCoolList is a simple and easy-to-use plugin for Minecraft Velocity servers that allows you to create a whitelist based on nicknames.
## Commands and permissions
The main command is “`/vclist“`, it shows you information about VelocityCoolList, below are its arguments:
| Argument| Description | Permission |
|———|——————————————-|—————|
| enable | Enables whitelist. | vclist.admin |
| disable | Disables whitelist. | vclist.admin |
| add | Add player to the whitelist. | vclist.manage |
| remove | Remove player from the whitelist. | vclist.manage |
| list | Gives you a list of whitelisted players. | vclist.manage |
| reload | Reload plugin. | vclist.admin |
| clear | Clears the whitelist. | vclist.manage |
| status | Get the status of the plugin. | vclist.admin |
Aliases: “`/vcl“`, “`/velocitycoollist“`
## Colors and formatting
This plugin supports MiniMessage modern formatting, which allows you to make gradients and many other things.
Here is what this formatting supports, its documentation is in config and [here](https://docs.advntr.dev/minimessage/format.html#standard-tags)!
– [中文](https://github.com/MapleDust/VelocityChat/blob/v1.8/README.md)
– English
A Cross-server chat plugin for Velocity proxy
## Features
– Cross-server chat
– (configurable, default true) Enable color code
. check [Minecraft Wiki](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Formatting_codes) for
more information
, use `&` instead of `§` in game.
– `/vchat local` Send local message (to current server), alias (configurable) `/lc`.
– `/vchat broadcast` Send global message, alias (configurable) `/br`.
– Message of player joined, left and switch server.
– (configurable, default false) Send sample players when client refreshing multiplayer games.
– (configurable, default false) Show all proxy players on tab list.
– (configurable, default true) enable command `glist`.
– (configurable, default true) enable default global chat.
– (configurable) Send local message if chat message is starts with matched string.
– (configurable) translations
## Files
Locate in `plugins/VelocityChat`
### Configuration `config.toml`
– See in the file
### Langs
#### Default `langs/default/*.properties`
– The default language file is now forced to refresh
– Server exclusive chat format：`qu_an.chat.message.chat.server.=`
– Examples：
– `qu_an.chat.message.chat.server.lobby=§8[§r{0}§8|§r{1}]§r<{2}§r> {3}`
– `qu_an.chat.message.chat.server.survival=§8[§r{0}§8]§r<{2}§r> {3}`
– Use fallback chat format if missing.
– Server name：`qu_an.chat.server.name.=`
– Examples：
– `qu_an.chat.server.name.lobby=Lobby`
– `qu_an.chat.server.name.survival=§aSurvival Server`
– Use server id if missing.
VelocityBlockVersion
VelocityBlockVersion
A simple Velocity plugin to whitelist/blacklist versions from connecting to your network. This let’s you block or allow certain versions.
## Features
* Whitelist/blacklist versions from connecting.
* Custom disconnect message.
## Documentation
Visit the [wiki](https://docs.hyper.lol/plugins/velocityblockversion/about/) for help.
## License
This plugin is released under GNU General Public License v3. See [LICENSE](https://github.com/hyperdefined/VelocityBlockVersion/blob/master/LICENSE).
Lightweight HTTP API for Velocity proxies. Expose player lists, per-server counts, per-player details, etc. Ideal for websites, bots or other monitoring applications. I built it for my own uses, but it might help someone else out too.
## Quick Install
– Drop the compiled plugin JAR into your Velocity `plugins/` folder.
– Start (or restart) your proxy; the plugin will create its data folder and a `config.cfg` (if missing) in the plugin data directory.
## Configuration
– The plugin creates a `config.cfg` in its data folder on first run. Available keys:
– `port` : port the HTTP server listens on (default `25576`).
– `bindAddress` : interface/address to bind the HTTP server (default `0.0.0.0` to listen on all IPv4 interfaces; set to `127.0.0.1` for local-only access).
– `checkUpdates` : enable automatic Hangar update checks (default `true`).
– `snapshotUpdates` : include snapshot/unstable updates in checks (default `false`).
– `debugEnabled` : show debug messages (`logger.debug`) in the proxy console when `true` (default `false`).
– `allowedOrigins` : CORS allowed origins for HTTP API access (comma-separated, or * for all) (default `*`).
## Tested With
– Velocity 3.x (expects `velocity-api` on the runtime classpath)
## Endpoints
All JSON endpoints return `Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8` unless otherwise noted.
– `/`
– Serves the embedded `index.html` (browser-friendly).
– Example URL: `http://localhost:25576/`
– `/playerlist`
– Purpose: list connected players with basic metadata and a total count.
– Example URL: `http://localhost:25576/playerlist`
– Sample response:
– `/count`
– Purpose: return the total number of connected players.
– Example URL: `http://localhost:25576/count`
– Sample response:
“`json
{
“count”: 42
}
“`
– `/player/` or `/player?username=`
– Purpose: fetch detailed info for a connected player (exact-case lookup).
– Example URLs:
– `http://localhost:25576/player/Notch`
– `http://localhost:25576/player?username=Notch`
– Notes: returns `400` if username is missing; `404` if the player is not connected.
– Sample response:
– `/servers`
– Purpose: returns a mapping of server names to player counts.
– Example URL: `http://localhost:25576/servers`
– Sample response:
“`json
{
“lobby”: 5,
“minigames”: 12
}
“`
– `/health`
– Purpose: lightweight health check for monitoring.
– Example URL: `http://localhost:25576/health`
– Sample response:
“`json
{
“status”: “ok”
}
“`
## Commands
– `/vwapi reload` : reloads the `config.cfg` from the plugin data directory and restarts the HTTP server if the `port` or `bindAddress` have changed.
– `/vwapi version` : prints the plugin version (from the plugin metadata).
– `/vwapi debug [on|off]` : toggle or explicitly set debug logging at runtime. When enabled, the plugin prints detailed debug messages and HTTP access lines to the console.
– `/vwapi status` : shows the current HTTP server status (running/not running), the bound host and port, and an example URL you can visit (falls back to `localhost` when bound to all interfaces).
– `/vwapi help` : prints a short help listing the available `/vwapi` subcommands and usage examples.
## Permissions
– `vwapi.admin` : required to use the `/vwapi` commands.
## Notes & Behavior
– Player lookup is exact-case and only returns connected players.
– The HTTP server binds to `bindAddress`; by default this is `0.0.0.0` (all interfaces). Change to `127.0.0.1` for local-only access or a specific IP if desired.
– When you change `bindAddress` or `port` and run `/vwapi reload`, the plugin will restart the HTTP server automatically to apply the new bind/port (a full proxy restart is no longer required for those changes).
## Troubleshooting
– If the HTTP server does not start, check the proxy logs for errors about port binding or resource issues.
– Ensure `velocity-api` is available at runtime and that the plugin is placed in the correct `plugins/` folder.
## License & Support
– Licensed under the MIT License.
– If you need any help or support, please contact me on [our Discord](https://discord.2lz.pro/).
Velocity-Skript
# Velocity-Skript
## _Having bugs on new Velocity Version will be fixed next update_
—
### _**A Velocity Plugin where you can create your own commands like the bukkit plugin Skript!**_
**Test.vsk** _(every skript file need to end with .vsk to work)_
“`
# Welcome message on player join
on join:
send “Welcome, %player%! Enjoy your stay on %players-server%!” to player
# Commands
command /greet:
trigger:
send “Hello, %player%! Welcome to the server!” to player
# Broadcast to the everybody
command /broadcast:
trigger:
broadcast “Attention everyone!”
command /connectlobby:
trigger:
connect player to “Lobby-1”
“`
## Available Placeholders
> **%player%**
>
> Description: This placeholder is replaced with the username of the player who triggered the command or event.
> Example Usage: send “Hello, %player%!” to player
> Example Output: Hello, DieSuperKatze!
> **%players-server%**
>
> Description: This placeholder is replaced with the name of the server that the player is currently connected to.
> Example Usage: send “You are currently on %players-server%.” to player
> Example Output: You are currently on Lobby-1.
> **%loop-player%**
>
> Description: This placeholder is used within a loop of all players. It is replaced with the username of the player being processed in the current iteration of the loop.
> Example Usage: send “Hello, %loop-player%!” to loop-player
> Example Output: Hello, Player1! (and so on for each player in the loop)
## Todo:
– Adding events for setting Server Motds
– Adding multiple arguments in one command
– Fix issues with the every
