Documentation
ExyliaTabletop
Tic-tac-toe, four in a row, gomoku, reversi, checkers, chess, dots and boxes, battleship, memory, ludo, pick a card, high card, twenty-one, poker, truco, escoba, liar's dice, dice duel, generala, rock paper scissors, reflexes and hot potato, played player against player on 3D boards drawn in front of each player where they stand or at tables set down in the world that bystanders can watch, from open tables in a live lobby announced to the server or invitations to one or several players, for a stake in the server's currencies held by an escrow that survives a restart, with the winner taking the pot less a configurable server fee, per-game records and a public API.
- Version
- v1.0.0
- Minecraft
- 1.21+
- Category
- Survival
- Pages
- 10
Getting started03
IntroductionWhat ExyliaTabletop is, the twenty-two games it ships, what it needs to run and how this documentation is organised.InstallationThe loader jar and the licence, dependencies, the files the plugin writes, the database and updating.Playing a matchThe lobby, opening a table and inviting players, tables in the world, choosing the stake, the match itself, the payout and every way a match ends.
Games01
Reference06
CommandsThe command of every game with its subcommands, /games, /tabletop, /tabletopadmin with the tables in the world, and the menu actions.PermissionsThe five nodes the plugin declares and what each one gates.PlaceholdersEvery placeholder the plugin answers: whether the viewer is in a match, their record at each game, and the open tables and matches of each game.ConfigurationEvery key of config.yml: language, stakes, currencies and the server fee, waiting times, what players may do while they play, the board look, the room, the side panels, tables in the world and the command names.APIRead games, matches and records, open a lobby or a table on a player's behalf, call a match off, and listen for matches being created, joined, started and ended.Frequently asked questionsThe questions that come up most.