The main features of the plugin include:
- Creation of an unlimited number of menus with different functions
- Support for arguments in menu-opening commands, for example,
/menu <player> - High level of customization, allowing you to adapt menus to any needs
- Integration with PlaceholderAPI to use placeholders in menus
Plugin Configuration
After launching the server with the plugin installed, you will find the config.yml file in the DeluxeMenus folder, along with the gui_menus folder that already contains a few simple example menus.
debug: HIGHEST
check_updates: true
gui_menus:
basics_menu:
file: basics_menu.yml
advanced_menu:
file: advanced_menu.yml
requirements_menu:
file: requirements_menu.yml
In the main configuration file, you can link the menus you create. When creating new menus, you must add them to the config.yml. Just add 2 lines following the existing examples:
your_menu:
file: your_menu.yml
Menu Examples
In the gui_menus folder, you will find 3 sample menus provided by the developers as examples:
basics_menu.ymlrequirements_menu.ymladvanced_menu.yml
Each file includes comments explaining what each setting does. You can also read more about each function on the developers' website.
Commands and Permissions
| Command | Permission | Description |
|---|---|---|
| /dm open <menu> | deluxemenus.open | Opens the specified menu |
| /dm open <menu> <player> | deluxemenus.open.others | Opens a menu for another player |
| /dm list | deluxemenus.list | Displays the list of available menus |
| /dm reload | deluxemenus.reload | Reloads the plugin configuration |
Integration with Other Plugins
DeluxeMenus supports integration with:
- PlaceholderAPI: for using placeholders in menus
- HeadDatabase: for using custom heads
- ItemsAdder and Oraxen: for supporting custom items and texture packs
Conclusion
DeluxeMenus is a powerful tool for creating customizable GUI menus in Minecraft. It is suitable for a wide range of tasks and is highly adaptable to server needs.
Installation
A typical installation takes about 5 minutes. The flow is the same; only the loader and the matching build differ.
- Stop your Minecraft server.
- Drop the plugin .jar into the server /plugins folder.
- Start the server once so the plugin generates its config files.
- Edit /plugins/<name>/config.yml as needed, then run /reload confirm or restart.