Built-In Modules

How to use the built-in Mineplex Studio Modules.

This is an archived Mineplex-era document, kept for reference during the transition. It may contain outdated branding and is not part of the core SixTwenty documentation.

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The Studio SDK comes with extensive built-in Modules that provide foundational functionality for all Studio projects. These built-in Modules are automatically registered and enabled on startup, and can be accessed via the MineplexModuleManager method getRegisteredModule(Class<T extends MineplexModule>). You should never manually destroy or disable these Modules.

Pricing (usually free!)

Built-in modules are provided free-of-charge, with some restrictions, for developers that use a profit-sharing payout model (this probably applies to you!).

We also offer a metered pricing tier to select game publishers, with minimum revenue and support model requirements. Built-in Modules are generally significantly cheaper than hosting other services or using equivalent functionalities provided outside the Studio.

Example

Let's say we want to create a new MineplexWorld in our project. As a very first step, we need to get the MineplexWorldModule.

public void createWorlds() {
    final MineplexWorldModule worldModule = MineplexModuleManager.getRegisteredModule(MineplexWorldModule.class);

    // Now create worlds...
}

Now that we have the module, we can proceed with world creation.