This repository demonstrates some of the feature a theme plugin can do.
Some of the demo resources are re-used from the Matrix theme.
For features not demonstrated in this plugin, you can check the built-in plugins in <install dir>/plugins folder of your MCreator installation for the reference.
https://mcreator.net/wiki/section/mcreator-plugins
WARNING: The plugin structure might and will change in the future so keep your eye on this repository for changes on the format if you are a plugin dev.
In order for the plugin to work, make new file called gradle.properties
with the following contents:
mcreator_path=<path to MCreator core Gradle project directory>
This demo plugin comes with some Gradle tasks to help you with the development of your plugin.
runMCreatorWithPlugin
: Run MCreator with the plugin loaded
There is also IntelliJ IDEA run configuration for this task provided in the repository.
Make sure to enable Java plugins in MCreator preferences, or the plugin will not be loaded.
We highly recommend to test your plugin by running MCreator's unit tests with your plugin loaded.
This Gradle project does this for you, you just need to run the test
task.
There is also IntelliJ IDEA run configuration for this task provided in the repository.
Make sure to select the theme provided by this plugin in MCreator to visually check it out.
To export the plugin, run jar
task and find the plugin zip file in build/libs
.
To install exported plugin in MCreator, put the plugin ZIP file into <user home>/.mcreator/plugins or install them from MCreator's preferences window and relaunch MCreator.
All files outside the src/main/resources
folder are not part of the plugin structure but are there for the purpose of Intellij IDEA IDE support
for better plugin development, documentation purposes and similar.