HyPractice

HyPractice is a feature-rich, high-quality Practice PvP core designed specifically for Minecraft 1.8. It provides a robust and customizable foundation for creating Practice PvP servers, offering a variety of essential features and tools to enhance gameplay and ensure a seamless experience. With its advanced match systems, player management tools, built-in staff features, and integration with popular plugins like AquaCore, PhoenixCore, LuckPerms, Vault, PermissionsEx, AlonsoLeagues, HolographicDisplays, ProtocolLib, and many others, HyPractice is the perfect choice for anyone looking to build a competitive PvP environment. The built-in staff features allow server administrators to easily manage matches, players, and server settings, ensuring smooth operation and control. Whether you're hosting tournaments, practice sessions, or casual duels, HyPractice delivers a smooth and enjoyable PvP experience for both players and server admins.

Features

• Optimized for PvP: Smooth and efficient performance for a superior PvP experience.
• Customizable Configurations: Easily modify settings to suit your server’s specific requirements.
• Modular Structure: Designed with modularity to make additions and updates easy.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
• Guidelines
• Contributing
• Author

Installation

1. Download the latest release of HyPractice from the repository.
2. Navigate to your server plugins directory: cd /path/to/your/server/plugins
3. Move the downloaded HyPractice.jar file into the plugins directory.
4. Ensure you have the HolographicDisplays and ProtocolLib plugins installed, as they are both required for HyPractice to work properly.
5. Restart your server to load the plugin.

Note: If you're opening the source code to work with it, additional libraries are required to set up the workspace. Download the necessary dependencies here.

Usage

Refer to the configuration files in the plugins folder to customize settings as desired. Adjust parameters to optimize features, visual design, and more.

Guidelines

• You are allowed to use the source code of this project for both personal and commercial purposes.
• When using the code, you must provide clear and visible credits to the original author(s) by including their names and a link to the original repository.
• You should not claim this project as your own or remove any existing copyright notices or license information.
• The plugin must remain free of charge and must not be sold or used as a paid product.

Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community to improve HyPractice! If you’d like to contribute, please follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository and create a new branch.
2. Make your changes and test them thoroughly.
3. Commit your changes with a clear, concise message.
4. Push your changes to your forked repository.
5. Submit a pull request with details on the changes and why they should be merged.

Author

HyPractice is developed and maintained by Revere Development. For any inquiries or to get in touch with the team, you can reach us at:

• Website: revere.dev
• Email: support@revere.dev

Thank you for using and contributing to HyPractice!