Elvenide Structures
Easily build moving elevators and sliding doors! No resource packs or mods needed!
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Elvenide Structures
Easily build moving, functional structures such as elevators and sliding doors in Minecraft!
Requires PaperMC.

Features
- Smoothly animated elevators and sliding doors - No resource packs or mods necessary! - Elevators can lift several players and mobs - Elevators support up to 2 auto-detected floors - Elevators can be started by simply walking inside them - Elevators can be called by any nearby buttons, levers, etc - Doors can be opened/closed by any nearby buttons, levers, etc - Two adjacent doors become double doors that move simultaneously - Doors and elevators near each other can be auto-connected - Easily setup doors and elevators using a familiar selection tool system
Get Started
1. Download the plugin into your `plugins` folder 2. Start your server 3. Use the `/estructures` command to create and manage your structures
Commands and Permissions
All commands can also use the alias `/estruct`. - `/estructures door` - Setup a moving door. - Permission: `elvenidestructures.commands.door` - `/estructures door delete` - Delete an existing door. - Permission: `elvenidestructures.commands.door.delete` - `/estructures elevator create` - Setup a moving elevator. - Permission: `elvenidestructures.commands.elevator.create` - `/estructures elevator run` - Run an existing elevator, ignoring cooldowns. - Permission: `elvenidestructures.commands.elevator.run` - `/estructures elevator delete` - Delete an existing elevator. - Permission: `elvenidestructures.commands.elevator.delete` - `/estructures reload` - Reload the configs for the world you are currently in. - Permission: `elvenidestructures.commands.reload`
Configuration
Once you setup a structure (elevators/doors), an `elvenide_structures` folder will appear within the world you created the structure in. Inside that folder, there is a thoroughly documented `config.yml` file that will allow you to configure a couple of useful properties.