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* [[Library_TimoCloud|TimoCloud]] | |||
* [[Library_ReformCloud|ReformCloud]] | |||
= About = | = About = | ||
CloudSystems are being used to manage big BungeeCord servers, which are usually only being used for minigames.<br /> | CloudSystems are being used to manage big BungeeCord servers, which are usually only being used for minigames.<br /> | ||
Latest revision as of 21:18, 25 June 2019
Supported CloudSystems
About
CloudSystems are being used to manage big BungeeCord servers, which are usually only being used for minigames.
They give the ability to easily create a new minigame server on which players can connected via a hub, usually by clicking on a sign which is located in the hub.
Connecting a CloudSystem with MBedwars will make MBedwars changing the sign, which are located in the hub and connected to the minigame server, on which the Marcely's Bedwars plugin is installed.
By that it's possible to display the current arena state, the arena name and the amount of players on the sign.
Due to the way how CloudSystems work, it's possible to create only one arena per server.
Connecting a CloudSystem with MBedwars
Please follow this tutorial: BungeeCord#I am using a CloudSystem