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README.md

Herobrine 2

Herobrine Home Page | Downloads | Changelog | Configuration | Commands & Permissions | Internal Bug Reporting

Download latest version now. A complete listing of all versions of Herobrine is available under the "Plugin Downloads" tab.

Herobrine 2 is a derivative of the Herobrine AI plugin for Bukkit, originally written by Bukkit plugin developer Jakub1221.

What software license is this plugin distributed under?

As per the requirements set by the original developer, Herobrine 2 is distributed under the MIT License. The original copy of the MIT License that was distributed with Herobrine AI can be found here.

How do I contribute?

To contribute to the project, fork the Herobrine 2 repository, make whatever changes you desire to the code, and submit a pull request. I will review your changes and merge them if they are acceptable. Any changes, whether they are bug fixes or new features, are welcome.

In order to contribute, you will need to acquire Spigot by making use of the Spigot BuildTools. After you have compiled Spigot, place a copy of the compiled build of the Spigot jar in the folder named 'libs' within your copy of the repository.

The recommended IDE for working on this project is Eclipse.

Contribution guidelines

Pull requests that do not provide detail on what changes were made to the code will be denied without a review. Please provide adequate information on the changes you made to the code.