Public Documentation · NexCore 1.0.0

NexCore Documentation

Everything server owners need to get started with NexCore — including installation guidance, module overviews, commands, permissions, placeholders, integrations and public configuration examples.

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Wiki structure

Jump straight to the right section.

The documentation is also organized into dedicated topic pages.

Modules

All NexCore modules and their user-facing server features.

Reference

Search 129 commands, 277 permissions and 74 placeholders.

Configuration

Public configuration files, storage options and examples.

Integrations

Spigot/Paper compatibility, integrations, languages and storage.

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Module Explorer

Interactive module directory with related commands, permissions and placeholders.

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Release Hub

Current version, release highlights, compatibility and public roadmap status.

Getting Started

Download NexCore from the official Modrinth page.
Place the plugin JAR into your server's plugins folder.
Start the server once to generate NexCore's configuration files.
Review the public configuration files such as config.yml, modules.yml, storage.yml and language files.
Restart or reload only after your basic configuration is complete.

Tip: enable only the modules your server really needs. NexCore is designed to work as a modular core rather than forcing every feature to stay active.

Module Overview

Travel & Utility

Homes, warps, teleportation, spawn, random teleport and time/weather tools.

Economy

Economy balances, payments, leaderboards, history and personal banking.

Player Systems

Ranks, chat features, nicknames, AFK, profiles, rules and utilities.

Staff & Administration

Moderation, staff tools, reports, tickets, admin panel, maintenance and player management.

Presentation

Scoreboard, tablist, nametags, holograms, menus and presentation-related features.

Progression & Rewards

Kits, daily rewards, playtime rewards, broadcasts and analytics-related features.

Complete Command Reference

Search the public commands available in NexCore by name, usage or module.

Complete Permission Reference

Search the complete public NexCore permission catalog. Permission nodes stay exact so you can use them directly in your permissions plugin.

Complete Placeholder Reference

Search NexCore placeholders for player, economy, banking, server, world, reward, moderation and display values.

Configuration Files

YML

config.yml

General language and global plugin behavior.

YML

modules.yml

Enable or disable modules and configure public per-module settings.

YML

storage.yml

Choose between SQLite, MySQL and MariaDB storage options.

YML

gui.yml

Configure supported menus and public GUI behavior.

YML

custom-commands.yml

Adjust publicly configurable custom commands if used on your server.

TXT

Language files

Messages are available in multiple languages including English and German.

Public Integrations

These integrations are described only from the user-facing perspective. The documentation intentionally does not expose internal implementation or backend details.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does NexCore work on Spigot?

Yes. Spigot is the primary target platform and Paper compatibility is retained.

Can I use only some features?

Yes. NexCore is modular, so you can enable only the systems your server needs.

Which storage options are available?

NexCore supports SQLite, MySQL and MariaDB as public storage options.

Where can I get support?

Use the official Discord, this documentation and the Veronix Plugins website for public project information.

Get NexCore

Ready to install NexCore?

Download the official release from Modrinth and use the public documentation for setup, permissions and configuration.

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