Overview

Official Plugins

Plugin	Platform	Description
Server Connection	Proxy	Registers servers, resolves joins, fallbacks, and hub commands
Cloud Command	Proxy	In-game cloud management commands
Proxy Essentials	Proxy	MOTD, tablist, join states, layouts, and player counts
Notify	Proxy	Server and group event notifications
Prefixes	Server	Player prefix management
Signs	Server	Dynamic group signs
NPCs	Server	NPC interactions, holograms, and server navigation
Placeholders	Server	PlaceholderAPI integration for servers and groups

Installing Plugins

Via Dashboard

When creating or editing a group, you can add plugins from the Plugins settings. Search for plugins and they’ll be automatically installed on all servers in that group.

Via CLI

# List plugins for a group
sc group plugin list lobby

# Add a plugin to a group
sc group plugin add lobby proxy-essentials

# Add a plugin to a persistent server
sc persistent-server plugin add spawn proxy-essentials

# Remove a plugin from a group
sc group plugin remove lobby proxy-essentials

The optional plugin query can be a search term, a Modrinth slug such as mr:luckperms, a Spigot ID such as sp:28140, or a plugin URL.

Manually

Place plugin JARs in your template’s plugins/ folder:

cp my-plugin.jar templates/lobby/plugins/

Plugins vs Droplets

	Plugins	Droplets
Runs on	Inside Minecraft server	Independent service
Purpose	In-game features	Infrastructure tasks
Examples	Signs, NPCs, commands	Player data, resource packs

For infrastructure-level integrations, see the Developer docs.

Have ideas for new plugins? Share them on our Discord or contribute on GitHub.

Introduction

Setup

Configuration

Plugins

Official Plugins

Installing Plugins

Via Dashboard

Via CLI

Manually

Plugins vs Droplets

​Official Plugins

​Installing Plugins

​Via Dashboard

​Via CLI

​Manually

​Plugins vs Droplets

Official Plugins

Installing Plugins

Via Dashboard

Via CLI

Manually

Plugins vs Droplets