SimpleLobby

SimpleLobby is a lightweight, flexible, and powerful plugin designed for easy lobby management and spawn-setting on your Minecraft server. Whether you need an authentication lobby, a world with custom join actions, or just a simple spawn point, SimpleLobby is the plugin you are looking for.

Features

• Easy Setup: Plug-and-play; just drop it in your plugins folder and get started.
• Lobby & Spawn Management: Set a spawn location and teleport players with the /spawn command.
• Customizable Actions: Configure join/quit actions, teleport messages, titles, sounds, and more via config.yml.
• Flexible Use Cases: Perfect for authentication lobbies, minigame lobbies, world spawns, and events.
• Permission System: Fine-grained permission checks for commands and actions.
• Placeholder Support: Integrates with PlaceholderAPI for dynamic messages.
• World Options: Prevent hunger loss, damage, mob spawning, and block breaking/placing/interaction as needed.

Why SimpleLobby?

• Not just a lobby plugin: Use it for authentication, world spawns, or any scenario where you need custom join actions or spawn management.
• Custom actions: Titles, messages, sounds, gamemodes, and more.
• Lightweight: Minimal overhead for fast performance.
• Customization: Every aspect is configurable to fit your server’s needs.

Commands

Command	Description
/simplelobby	Main SimpleLobby command (shows plugin info, manages subcommands)
/simplelobby reload	Reloads the plugin configuration
/simplelobby setspawn	Sets the spawn location to your current position
/spawn	Teleports the executor to the spawn (if enabled)

Permissions

Permission	Description
simplelobby.admin	Grants all SimpleLobby permissions
simplelobby.command.spawn	Allows using the /spawn command
simplelobby.command.reload	Allows using /simplelobby reload
simplelobby.command.setspawn	Allows using /simplelobby setspawn

Missing permissions will show a configurable "no permission" message.

Requirements

• PlaceholderAPI (optional for placeholder support)

Support & Documentation

For more details, view the source code or open an issue on GitHub.

By Vulpine