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An advanced portals plugin for bukkit

bukkit craftbukkit java portal portals-plugin reflection spigot teleportation

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README.md

Advanced Portals

An advanced portals plugin for bukkit made by sekwah41 designed to have a wide range of features which are easy to use. It adds a bunch of commands to create and edit portals and destinations. This plugin not only enable normal teleportation but also cross server teleportation for networks using bungee.

List Of Commands

Spigot Page

Bukkit Page

Usage Data

To get the needed bukkit versions download the spigot buildtools and run the appropriate commands for the versions listed in the pom file.

e.g. "java -jar BuildTools.jar --rev 1.10.2" (Enter this into git bash)

When each version is compiled place it in the craftbukkit folder and import the folder of jar's. This should allow you to compile and place more.

If it wasnt for the fact craftbukkit is being used then this would work perfectly with maven. However maven cannot support multiple versions of the same dependency by default at least