Next Steps

Now, you’ve got the basic knowledge of MCDR. What’s next?

Plugins

MCDR is kind of a plugin-based framework. You may want to:

• Take a look at the Plugin Catalogue to find some interesting plugins

• Use !!MCDR plg to search for and install plugins with their dependencies

If you have an interest in developing one yourself:

• Create your own plugin, and publish it into the catalogue

• We have an official Example Plugin and a Plugin Template for you to start with

• Code References may help you understand the interfaces of MCDR

• Check out the source code of popular plugins, even MCDR itself, to learn more

Commands

MCDR has its own command system. Most of them start with a !! in common practice. Mentioned above, !!MCDR plg is one of the built-in commands.

You may want to learn more of them: Command

Permission

MCDR has a permission system to control the access of commands. For example, most !!MCDR commands are only accessible to level 3 (Admin) users.

Currently the permission system is quite simple, but it’s enough for most cases.

More details in: Permission

CLI

MCDR has a Command Line Interface to provide some useful tools for you. For example, you may manage plugins without launching the server

More details in: Command Line Interface

Community

We have an organization on Github that hosts the source code for most parts of the MCDR project

Check it out: MCDReforged@Github

Migrate

If you were a user of legacy versions of MCDR, you may want to check out the Migrate Guide

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Have fun with MCDR!