Introduction
Plex’s modular architecture allows server owners to customize their experience by adding optional features. These modules integrate seamlessly with the core plugin while maintaining stability and performance.
How Modules Work
Section titled “How Modules Work”You can download modules from the CI Server. Simply place the downloaded module files in the /plugins/Plex/modules/
directory. You can then run /plex modules reload
in-game to load the new module in.
Once a module has been installed, you can update it to the latest build by running /plex modules update
.
Officially Supported Modules
Section titled “Officially Supported Modules”Below is the complete list of Plex’s official modules with their current versions:
Module Name | Description | Version |
---|---|---|
BukkitTelnet | Automatically connect to BukkitTelnet with a permission node | 1.5 |
FalseOp | Provides operator functionality | 1.5 |
HTTPD | Web server integration that shows server data | 1.5 |
LibsDisguises | Administrative utilities for the LibsDisguises plugin | 1.5 |
NickMiniMessage | Nickname formatting for EssentialsX with MiniMessage | 1.5 |
NUSH | Raid-prevention techniques to temporarily silence brand new players | 1.5 |
TFMExtras | A port of many additional TotalFreedomMod features that don’t fit the core plugin | 1.5 |