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Update Getting Started authored Jun 17, 2022 by MarcatoSound's avatar MarcatoSound
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...@@ -11,8 +11,8 @@ Installing Mythic Dungeons is as simple as dropping the plugin jar file into you ...@@ -11,8 +11,8 @@ Installing Mythic Dungeons is as simple as dropping the plugin jar file into you
Once the plugin is installed, it will automatically create a folder called `MythicDungeons` in the plugins folder containing a config file and a `maps` folder with a default `dungeon-config.yml` file. The `maps` folder is where your dungeon worlds will be saved, and `dungeon-config.yml` contains all the settings a newly created dungeon will use by default. Once the plugin is installed, it will automatically create a folder called `MythicDungeons` in the plugins folder containing a config file and a `maps` folder with a default `dungeon-config.yml` file. The `maps` folder is where your dungeon worlds will be saved, and `dungeon-config.yml` contains all the settings a newly created dungeon will use by default.
Installing the plugin will also automatically download and enable its default party system called AvNParty. (Called `PartyHandler.jar` in the `MythicDungeons` folder.) Mythic Dungeons can also use other party plugins instead of its default party handler. Supported plugins include: Installing the plugin will also automatically download and enable its default party system called DungeonParties. (Called `PartyHandler.jar` in the `MythicDungeons` folder.) Mythic Dungeons can also use other party plugins instead of its default party handler. Supported plugins include:
* AvNParty * DungeonParties (proprietary, default party handler)
* _More to come! See below..._ * _More to come! See below..._
_NOTE: If you have another plugin that handles parties, tell us about it in our issue tracker and we'll consider adding support for it!_ _NOTE: If you have another plugin that handles parties, tell us about it in our issue tracker and we'll consider adding support for it!_
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General Info
  • Commands and Permissions
  • Plugin Config
  • How it all Works
  • Mythic Mobs Integration*
Guides
  • Getting Started
  • Your First Dungeon
  • Importing from DXL
Dungeon Elements
  • Dungeon Config
  • Functions
  • Triggers
  • Conditions
Advanced Info
  • Editing Functions in YML*