Installation Guide 🚀

Installing BT's CombatLogger on your Spigot, Paper, or compatible Bukkit-based server is quick and easy:

1. Download the Plugin: Obtain the latest .jar file for BT's CombatLogger from its official release page:

   • Modrinth (Recommended)
   • GitHub Releases

2. Place the Plugin File: Navigate to your server's plugins folder and place the downloaded BTsCombatLogger-vx.y.z.jar file into it.

3. Start or Restart Your Server: Start or restart your Minecraft server.

   First Launch

   On its first launch, BT's CombatLogger will:

   • Generate its main configuration file: plugins/CombatLogger/config.yml
   • Create an allies.yml file (if it doesn't exist) in plugins/CombatLogger/ to store player alliances.
   • Register its commands and event listeners.

4. Review Configuration (Recommended): While the plugin functions with default settings, it's advisable to review plugins/CombatLogger/config.yml and adjust combatTimeout to your server's needs. See the Configuration Guide.

5. (Optional) Permissions: Configure permissions for commands using a permissions plugin like LuckPerms. Refer to the Permissions Guide.

Check Console Logs!

After installation, always check your server console logs for messages from [BTCL] or BT's CombatLogger. This confirms the plugin loaded correctly. Look for the startup banner!

BT's CombatLogger is now installed and will begin monitoring combat activity.