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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.2
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Ink
In development – a "fun" project for my own Minecraft server. I don't actively maintain it. Feel free to fork, modify and use it under one condition:
Clearly credit me (Cedrik B.) and link to the project repository in a visible place (e.g. your README or project description).
Features
Discord chat bridge
Sends chat messages from Minecraft to Discord and vice versa.
Commands
- Shop: every trade of the villager professions, plus a few extras
- Sit: I don't know why I implemented it
- Home: simple teleport system with a configurable cooldown
Enchantments
- Oracle: XP boost when killing or mining
- Telekinesis: drops from mining or killing go straight into your inventory
- Tree Chopper: fells the whole tree
- Vein: mines a whole ore vein
- Ancient Tomes: the way to raise the maximum enchantment level
Anti-mob-griefing
- Creeper explosions: no block damage
- Ghast fireballs: no block damage
- Endermen: can't pick up blocks
Graves
On death your items are stored in a grave – also in liquids and the void (falls back to one block above the highest block at the grave's X/Z position).
Widely configurable
See the default configuration: plugins/Ink/config.yml
Translations
- English (en_US)
- Deutsch (de_DE)
Which file should I download?
| File | Size | Description |
|---|---|---|
Ink-…-fat.jar (recommended) |
~33 MB | Everything included. Bundled libraries are relocated (de.cikles.ink.libs.*) so they don't clash with other plugins. No internet access needed on startup. |
Ink-…-slim.jar |
~170 KB | Plugin code only. Paper downloads JDA, Kord and Kotlin from Maven Central on the first start (needs internet access, first start takes a bit longer). |
Requirements
- Paper or Folia 26.2
- Java 25
Links
- Source code & issues: git.cikles.de/cedrik/Ink – reporting bugs works without an account via issues.cikles.de
- Automatic builds of the latest commit: www.cikles.de/downloads/ink
Credits
Ink bundles these open-source libraries (in the fat jar): JDA (Apache-2.0), Kord (MIT), Kotlin (Apache-2.0), OkHttp/Okio (Apache-2.0) and their dependencies.

