what to make a plugin with?
im trying to get into plugin development but i assume there are different types of plugins and ways to do it. which way should i choose?
(im using purpur for my server)
(im using purpur for my server)
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Requested by elmotion#0
•9/14/24, 3:33 PM
E(pls tag me on answering)
TYou’ll need to get more specific as to what you’re trying to do. You could make spigot plugins if you want to provide support for spigot, or you could just use Paper API and not worry about spigot support. Other than that we’ll need more specifics as to what you’re trying to do (I’m not the best to help but this will narrow it down for others)
Eis it harder to make a spigot supported plugin then just a paper compatible plugin or what is the difference
Eand what is kotlin?
EI think i just want my plugins to be compatible with purpur so paper. Then i dont have to worry about spigot support right?
Ca spigot plugin will 99.999% of the time work fine on paper
Cbut if you use even a single thing from paper api it wont work on spigot
Cso its a tradeoff of support for spigot vs having access to paper api additions
Tafaik paper api has some cool modern implementations that you would need depending on what you're trying to do
Tkotlin is just another programming language
Eshould i start with kotlin or java
Eand since im not really planning on using my plugins on a spigot server im fine with using paper api right?
Sdoesn’t matter which one
Sand yeah, paper api is fine
Sspigot is a dead platform
C- unless you want to list your plugin on spigotmc
Cwhich is not a dead plugin website so
Ckeep that in mind
Ealr tysm
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•9/14/24, 5:14 PM
