Welcome
Documentation hub for MuteBefehl projects.
This wiki is the official documentation for everything built under the MuteBefehl umbrella. Every page here describes software that is actually running somewhere, not a plan.
Projects
MuteEssentials
All-in-one Paper plugin for Minecraft 1.21+. Moderation, ranks, teams and claims, container protection, block log with rollback, auction house, economy and an auto updater.
MuteCloud
Cloud system for Minecraft networks. A single binary that brings its own Java runtimes, layered templates, cluster support and an HTTP and WebSocket API.
Spectator
Free Twitch chat bot and stream toolkit with a dashboard, commands, timers and moderation.
Start here
- Running a server and looking for the plugin? MuteEssentials has the install steps, every command, every permission node and every config key.
- Running a network? MuteCloud explains templates, groups and the cluster setup.
- Streaming? Spectator covers the bot, the dashboard and the commands.
What the notation means
- Commands are written with a leading slash, arguments in angle brackets are required and arguments in square brackets are optional, for example
/warp <name>and/tptoggle [on|off]. - Permission nodes follow
plugin.namespace.action, for examplemuteessentials.chestlock.admin. Where a node defaults to everyone, the page says so. - Config snippets are YAML and use the real keys from the bundled
config.yml, with the shipped default as the value. - Message keys refer to
messages-de.ymlandmessages-en.yml. Both files carry the same keys; a player is served in their own client language.
Support and downloads
- MuteEssentials on Modrinth: modrinth.com/plugin/muteessentials
- Direct download of the current version: MuteEssentials-1.0.17.jar
- Update endpoint used by the auto updater:
https://repo.mutebefehl.de/update.json - Questions, bug reports and feature requests: Discord
More projects will be added over time.