This is a fork of the original VoxelSniper Reimagined by KevinDaGame. This fork makes it better to use on production servers. It removes/changes command names and aliases or the messages players receive, when they join the server. This is for personal use, but feel free to use it.
Orginal Readme:
The premier long-distance brush editor for Bukkit, Spigot, Paper, and most Bukkit-based server distributions.
For the latest updates, and quick responses to questions, join our discord server! https://discord.com/invite/YDjykYsAFF
VoxelSniper is being built against the Spigot 1.19 API.
- Minecraft 1.19
- Minecraft 1.18.2
- Minecraft 1.17.1
- Minecraft 1.16.5
We will not support anything below 1.16.5
Pre-compiled JARs are available in Releases. Alternatively, you can compile the project yourself using Gradle. We strongly recommend that you use Intellij to compile the project.
Other methods of compiling are at your own risk.
How do I create a ticket the right way?
- Seperate your reports. You think there is something wrong, but also want this new brush? Make life easier for us and create two tickets. We'd appreciate it big time.
- Don't tell us your story of life. We want facts and information. The more information about
the Problem
you give us, the easier it is for us to figure out what's wrong. - Check the closed tickets first. Maybe someone created a similiar ticket already. If you think it's unresolved, then give us more information on there instead.
- Use the correct teplates. Bug reports and feature requests have their own respective templates. If your issue does not fit within those, then feel free to use the other template
Keep in mind that those are guidelines. We may still look into stuff that does not follow these guidlines, but it will take more effort on our end and will reduce the likelyhood of us handling it.
We do accept pull requests and enhancements from third parties. Guidelines how to submit your pull requests properly and how to format your code will come.
Here are some guidelines for pull requests:
- Keep the number of commits to a minimum. We want to look over the commit and basically see what you've done.
- Give us a good description to what you've done.
- Try to submit one change in one pull request and try to link it to the issue in the tracker if possible.
- Code should be formatted using the intellij formatter to insure a consistent style throughout the project