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Welcome to the knowledge base for SIR – Simple In-game Receptionist. This wiki covers installation, configuration, modules, integrations, and day-to-day operations so you can unlock the full power of the plugin without diving into Java code.
- Getting Started
- Module Reference
- Integrations
- Chat Channels Deep Dive
- Formatting Toolkit
- Command Reference
- Conversation control: Curate announcements, chat channels, private messaging, and moderation from modular YAML files.
- Player experience tooling: Tailor first-join flows, MOTDs, spawn handling, and advancement rewards to guide players through your server.
- Cross-platform sync: Bridge chat, join events, and advancements with Discord while respecting login and vanish plugins.
- Takion runtime included: Scheduling, gradients, animated boss bars, and updater utilities arrive bundled inside the plugin jar.
- Administrator insights: Automated update checks, coloured console output, and bStats metrics provide visibility into the server state.
- Minecraft: Spigot, Paper, and Folia derivatives targeting API 1.13 or newer (Folia flag is enabled in the plugin manifest).
- Java: Built with Maven for Java 8 bytecode, tested on modern LTS runtimes.
- Permissions: Vault-backed chat adapter with graceful fallback when no provider is installed.
- Placeholders: Dedicated PlaceholderAPI expansion ensures all text channels, announcements, and Discord templates can access server placeholders.
Every page in this wiki focuses on:
- Where to find the relevant configuration file.
- What the key options do and how they interact with other modules.
- Practical examples you can paste into your setup.
You will not need to reference Java classes or recompile the plugin—everything is managed through YAML and in-game commands.
- Discord: discord.gg/s9YFGMrjyF
- Issue Tracker: github.com/CroaBeast/SIR/issues
Have a suggestion? Open a ticket or chat with the community—contributions keep the ecosystem thriving.