
Documentation
ExyliaGraves
A head where you fell holding exactly what you dropped, collected with one click, protected for the owner, with expiry and limits by rank, a /graves list across the network, paid teleports and staff restores — handed over exactly once on any server. Free and open source.
- Version
- v1.0.0
- Minecraft
- 1.21+
- Category
- Survival
- Pages
- 12
Getting started03
IntroductionWhat ExyliaGraves is, what it solves, and how this documentation is organised.InstallationDownloading the plugin, how ExyliaLib installs itself, the database, the files the first start writes, and how updates arrive.First stepsWhat a fresh server does on a death, a first grave collected, and the settings most servers change first.
Graves04
GravesWhat happens on death, where the head goes, collecting, protection, previews, experience, item rules, expiry, limits by rank, notices and the compass after respawning.The /graves menuEvery grave a player has on every server, what each row shows, looking inside from the list, and the teleport with its cost, refund and combat rule.Staff toolsAnybody's graves from /gravesadmin list, looking inside, teleporting, handing back or removing one, restoring all of a player's graves, and the audit log.NetworkOne table for every server, which server draws a grave, Redis, collecting across servers, why nothing duplicates, and coming from ExyliaSurvivalCore.
Reference05
Commands/graves and /gravesadmin, with their aliases, permissions and who may run them.PermissionsEvery node the plugin declares, what each one gates, their defaults and children, and the numbered nodes that raise limits and expiry by rank.PlaceholdersEvery placeholder the plugin answers, what each returns, and the values inside the plugin's own messages and screens.Configurationconfig.yml key by key with every default, what messages.yml holds and the values each line receives, the menu files and their values, and the database table.FAQThe questions that come up: price, coming from ExyliaSurvivalCore, graves that do not appear, items that do not fit, networks and where to get help.