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Zander Documentation

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https://modularsoft.org/

Documentation for Zander, an open-source network management tool featuring Discord integration, rank management, announcements, player profiles, and application systems. Includes comprehensive API references for managing servers, sessions, and user registrations.

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What's inside Zander

  1. Overview of Zander Announcement types

    Zander allows administrators to broadcast messages across a server and website, optionally linking to external URLs. There are three primary announcement types:

    • Web: Displayed as a blue banner in the website header. If multiple web announcements exist, they cycle on page load. The entire banner acts as a link if a URL is provided.
    • Tip: Displayed as a network-wide in-game message. The banner is clickable if a link is specified.
    • MOTD (Message of the Day): Displayed on the connection screen or multiplayer ping screen. Multiple MOTDs cycle on each ping or refresh.

  2. Overview of the Zander project

    Zander is a web-based application and API framework developed by Modular Software. It serves as an operational backbone that connects Minecraft, Discord, and its own web-based platform.

  3. Overview of Craftify Minecraft pack

    Craftify is a specialized pack for Minecraft designed to enhance gameplay by introducing revamped mechanics and recipes.

  4. Overview of Player Head Hunt

    Player Head Hunt is a tool that allows users to collect heads or blocks within custom-configured games, such as hide and seek or Easter egg hunts.

  5. Overview of DevoteMe platform

    DevoteMe is a platform designed to make connecting with the Gospel more accessible, providing resources beyond the Bible to help users strengthen their faith and deepen their relationship with God.

  6. Set up Discord-based authentication and player profiles

    Zander v1.2.0 introduces a Discord-based authentication gateway and player profiles. This allows players to link their Minecraft accounts with Discord and sign in to a web-based profile editor to customize their social media links, 'about' page, and interests.

  7. Manage Minecraft servers with Zander

    Zander is a multi-platform Minecraft server management tool that provides administrative capabilities to broadcast announcements, manage server roles/applications, and handle server listings. Key features include:

    • Announcements: Broadcast messages across the server and website with optional external URLs.
    • Applications: Create, edit, and delete applications for server positions and roles.
    • Server Management: Add, edit, and remove servers, which automatically updates the /play web page and the /play Discord command.
    • Discord Integration: Tools for moderation and community interaction.

  8. Manage applications for server roles and positions

    Administrative users can create, edit, and delete applications within the system. These applications are typically used for Server Position applications or other server-specific roles. When a user selects an application, an external box displays the requirements, and an 'Apply' button redirects the user to a specified external link.

  9. Configure Zander player profiles with social media and interests

    The Zander profile feature enables linked players to customize their player profiles. Users can add a personal 'About' section, list their 'Interests', and link their social media accounts. Supported social media platforms include Discord, Steam, Twitch, YouTube, Twitter (X), Spotify, and Reddit.

  10. Unpack clay, blue ice, and packed ice

    The following crafting recipes are now reversible, allowing blocks to be unpacked into their base components:

    • Clay blocks can be unpacked into clay balls (useful for trading or smelting).
    • Blue ice and Packed ice can be unpacked for storage of ice or water.

  11. Install a data pack on a Minecraft server

    To install a data pack on a server:

    1. Download the data pack as a .zip file or directory.
    2. Navigate to the server's root folder and open the folder of the world you wish to modify (default folder name is world).
    3. Place the data pack into the datapacks folder within that world directory.
    4. If the server is running, apply changes by typing /reload from the server console or as a level 3 operator.
    5. Verify installation by typing /datapack list enabled from the console or as a level 3 operator. The pack should appear as [file/your data pack file/directory name].
    /datapack list enabled
/reload