This project was generated as an experiment.

I prompted ChatGPT (v5.2) to design and export a full Minecraft Practice core into a zip file. I gave it some guidance on what the core should support (queues, kits, arenas, matches, MongoDB, etc.) and a few constraints, for example:

• arenas should be configurable in game,
• kits should be whitelistable per arena,
• use a proper /arena and /kit setup flow
• follow a state-based Practice architecture

Other than that, I intentionally let it design the system on its own, based on what it believes a good Practice core should look like.

This repository is the result of that output, with minor fixes and adjustments to make it compile and function correctly.

Warden Practice Core (1.8.8)

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Build

• Java 8
• Maven: mvn clean package
• Output: target/Warden-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar

Setup

1. Put jar in your server plugins folder
2. Start server once to generate configs
3. Configure Mongo in config.yml
4. Create kits:
   • /kit create Boxing
   • /kit settype Boxing BOXING
   • Give yourself the kit items then /kit setinventory Boxing
5. Create arenas:
   • /arena create Arena1
   • Stand on spawn A /arena setspawn Arena1 A
   • Stand on spawn B /arena setspawn Arena1 B
   • /arena addkit Arena1 Boxing
   • /arena toggle Arena1 (if needed)

In-game

• Lobby hotbar opens queues, settings, leaderboards.