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Minecraft: Java Edition
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uxmEssentials Velocity add-on
The proxy-side bus broker that keeps a network of uxmEssentials backends in sync homes, warps, economy, vaults, trade, vanish, and more, shared across every server.
Velocity 3.x · Companion to uxmEssentials · Backends on Paper 26.1.2 · Open source (GPL-3.0)
What it does
uxmEssentials keeps cross-server state consistent over a small "this changed" bus rather than shipping full payloads around the network. This add-on is the Velocity transport for that bus: drop it on your proxy and the backends relay their sync notices through it over plugin messaging no Redis required.
When a player sets a home, deposits money, edits a vault, or trades across servers, the origin publishes a short notice; every other backend drops its cached copy of that row and re-reads the authoritative value from the shared database. The database stays the single source of truth, and a change never travels as a full object.
What stays in sync
Homes, warps, player-warps, economy, vaults, trade, vanish, moderation, holograms, NPCs, the vote party, and the messaging ignore list every context uxmEssentials replicates across nodes that share one database.
Setup
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Drop
uxmEssentials-velocity-0.5.0.jarinto your Velocityplugins/folder. -
On each backend, pick the transport in
plugins/uxmEssentials/config.conf:network { enabled = true server-id = "survival-1" # unique per backend transport = "velocity" # velocity | redis | both } -
Start the proxy and the backends. The bus comes up automatically; with no proxy, Redis, or peer present it falls back cleanly to local-only, so single-server behaviour never changes.
Requirements
- Proxy: Velocity 3.x with this add-on installed.
- Backends: Paper 26.1.2 running uxmEssentials 0.5.0, all sharing one database (SQLite is single-writer use MySQL / MariaDB / PostgreSQL for a real network).
- Main jar required this add-on does nothing on its own; it is the transport for uxmEssentials.
Notes
Open source (GPL-3.0). You only need this jar if you run a Velocity network and want cross-server sync without Redis. For a proxy-less setup, use the Redis add-on instead the same bus, a different transport.


