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DropletLift

Lifts and elevators "Droplet" plugin for the Spout platform to demonstrate the usage of block movement.

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What is Spout?

Spout is an open source multi-threaded Java voxel game framework and platform that opens the doors for infinite possibilities and expansion at the fingertips of gamers. Through the use of our platform, Spout and its API, developers can create "game" plugins, which use our client and server platform as a base. Players will be able to swap between games on-the-fly as they switch to a server running a different game plugin, or a set of game plugins.

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The License

DropletLift and all "Droplet" plugins for the Spout platform are licensed under the MIT License.

Copyright (c) 2012, Spout LLC <http://www.spout.org/>

Getting the Source

The latest and greatest source can be found here on GitHub.
Download the latest builds from our build server. Build Status

Compiling the Source

DropletLift uses Maven to handle its dependencies.

  • Install Maven 2 or 3
  • Checkout this repo and run: mvn clean package

Installing the Plugin

Simply place the latest compiled jar in your Spout server's plugins folder.
Change the config.yml located under plugins/DropletLift as needed.

Contributing to the Project

Track and submit issues and bugs on our issue tracker.
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