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Getting Started
So, you just discovered Quantum but you're not sure where to start? This page will guide you through the basics of installation and configuration.
Quantum isn't just one plugin, it's a collection. At the core of the Quantum suite is QuantumAPI - a plugin which doesn't provide much in the realm of functionality, but provides a collection of interfaces for other plugins to utilize. If you plan on using any plugin of the Quantum suite, you must have QuantumAPI installed.
QuantumWild provides /wild commands, and an exhaustive configuration.
QuantumSpawn provides random spawn options - i.e. random spawn on join, leave, death, etc.
So, once you've chosen what modules you want to install, go ahead and drag them into your plugins folder. Pretty basic stuff.
On first startup, QuantumAPI and the Quantum modules should create their own folders. (i.e. plugins/QuantumAPI/, plugins/QuantumWild/, etc)
Once these folders are created, shut down the server so we can start configuring Quantum.
These folders will contain configuration files. The first step is setting up QuantumAPI's rulesets. Click here to learn what a ruleset is.
plugins/QuantumAPI/config.conf is where all the ruleset magic happens. The file should already contain example rulesets - one for the overworld, and one for the nether. Tweak these as you like - the configuration is filled with comments. Click here to see a list of the different rules you can use.
Note: it doesn't matter what you name a ruleset. Just make sure that the name is consistent across all Quantum configuration files - i.e. if you rename 'basic_nether' in QuantumAPI's configuration, you need to rename it in QuantumWild's configuration, too.
Check out Quantum's command list here, and the permission list here.