Skip to content
dev-hydrogen edited this page May 7, 2022 · 7 revisions

nightclub1

Nightclub is a plugin which allows you to create completely customizable light set-ups (called LightUniverses) You can customize anything from the pattern of a Light (Circular motions, "line" motions, or even staying completely still!) or how fast the light moves, and way more, explained in this wiki.

Initial set-up

Once you start your server with the plugin, you can execute /lightuniverse build to create a brand new LightUniverse. It does not matter where you execute this command in the world, the plugin does not save the location of a LightUniverse. After executing /lightuniverse build the plugin will automatically load the universe.

When built, a universe will have a name like "Unnamed-Universe-1023921032", to change the name of the lightuniverse you can execute /lightuniverse setname \<name> to set a new name

Your LightUniverse should now be built, loaded and ready to include your light setup. Remember that in the future, such as after a restart, you will need to do /lightuniverse load \<universe name> to load the universe back, if you wish to change anything about it.

Light set-up

When you have your LightUniverse loaded, you can start setting up your lights. You can use /light build to build a light, which will initially look something like this: javaw_8hMZsa6CU8

This light will automatically be loaded, and it is saved in the currently loaded LightUniverse. You can now start configuring this light with /light data \<variable> \<value> and browse through the variables with auto-complete, such as its rotation, speed, pattern, maximum length, and way more. Your light is customizable to however you want it.

To view a list of all variables, what they do, and their recommended value ranges, check out the Light Variables page

TIP: If you have a light, and you would like a series of similar, or even the exact same lights, you can use /light clone to clone the currently loaded light. The only things that will be different will be its name (random) and location (automatically set to where the command was executed from)

Clone this wiki locally