Having a way to show off your server to new players is extremely important to every server owner. ServerTours allows you to do this in a very interactive way. Instead of making your players watch a server trailer, ServerTours works in-game.

ServerTours requires ProtocolLib to run.

What can you achieve with ServerTours?
Made by 68B (Note: ServerTours does not include the NPC system):


Made by Nickz:

Feature demos
These are slightly outdated, updated versions coming soon

• Simple but very powerful tour editor
• Built with performance in mind
• Works across worlds without any problems
• Visualizes routes in edit mode with particles
• Set commands to run at every point, with different triggers
• Set customizable titles and chat messages at every point
• Multiple types of waypoints (stationary, orbit and interpolate)
• Supported versions: 1.17.x, 1.18.x, and 1.19.x
• Configure everything!
• Comprehensive developer API which can be used to integrate with other plugins
• Integrates with PlaceholderAPI

Placeholders

• %servertours_route% - Shows the route currently being played
• %servertours_point% - Shows the route point you're at
• %servertours_numpoints% - Shows the total number of points this route has
• %servertours_percent% - Shows what percentage of the route you've completed

/tour create <Name>
Creates a new tour route - servertours.commands.create

/tour remove <Name>
Removes a tour route - servertours.commands.remove

/tour edit <Name>
Enters edit mode for the specified tour route - servertours.commands.edit

/tour exit
Exits edit mode - servertours.commands.edit

/tour reload
Reloads the config.yml and lang.yml files - servertours.commands.reload

/tour play <Name>
Shows you the specified tour route - servertours.commands.play (Granted to everyone by default)

/tour play <Name> [Player]
Shows the specified player the tour route - servertours.commands.play.other




Spoiler: config.yml
Spoiler: lang.yml



ServerTours offers an easy-to-use Developer API which can be used to integrate other systems into the plugin. You can find the Javadoc here.

Spoiler: Gradle (Groovy DSL)
Spoiler: Gradle (Kotlin DSL)
Spoiler: Maven



Before contacting me, please make sure you're running the latest version of ServerTours and ProtocolLib. Often issues are already fixed in newer versions.

If you're getting kicked when you click on a route point, try using Waterfall instead of Bungeecord.