Native Minecraft Version:1.16Tested Minecraft Versions:
http://wiki.realisticseasons.com/faqhttps://discord.gg/tMeXykSNnyhttp://wiki.realisticseasons.com/
https://wiki.realisticseasons.com/seasons/spring
https://wiki.realisticseasons.com/seasons/summer
https://wiki.realisticseasons.com/seasons/autumn-fall
https://wiki.realisticseasons.com/seasons/winter
https://wiki.realisticseasons.com/calendar/calendar-system
> Supported plugins
- PlaceHolderAPI
- TimePauser
- WorldGuard
- DeadlyDisasters
- Terralith
- Floodgate/GeyserMC
- Dynmap
- MythicMobs (may not work)
- ItemsAdder
- Other world generators
> Installation
1. Download RealisticSeasons on this page
2. Download ProtocolLib
3. Put both downloaded jars into the plugins folder of your server
4. Restart your server
5. Go to the world you want seasons in and type /rs set spring. This will set the season in your world to spring and it will also automatically activate the temperature and calendar system. The season cycle starts too.
6. (Optionally) change the configuration
> More information
- Commands & Permissions
- Configuration files
- FAQ
- Biome system
- GitHub issues
- Wiki
- Seasons
- Calendar
- Temperature
- Particles
> Will this plugin damage my worlds?
Not at all. Keeping your worlds safe has always been priority number one. The plugin does not mess with vanilla mechanics: biomes are never changed (the custom biomes are injected last minute before the data gets send to the player, no world changes happen), block changes are safe and can be reversed and only animals spawned by the plugin will get despawned. The plugin also doesn't mess with ice and snow that has been placed by the world generator. The plugin is also safe to install on already existing worlds and it will never ruin your vanilla mc experience.
> Video
Note: this video was created before the particle system
> By downloading this plugin, you agree:
- To not distribute any (parts) of the plugin/code or claim it as your own
> Support
You can ask any questions or report a bug in my discord server here or on GitHub
- 1.16
- 1.17
- 1.18
- 1.19
http://wiki.realisticseasons.com/faqhttps://discord.gg/tMeXykSNnyhttp://wiki.realisticseasons.com/
https://wiki.realisticseasons.com/seasons/spring
https://wiki.realisticseasons.com/seasons/summer
https://wiki.realisticseasons.com/seasons/autumn-fall
https://wiki.realisticseasons.com/seasons/winter
https://wiki.realisticseasons.com/calendar/calendar-system
> Supported plugins
- PlaceHolderAPI
- TimePauser
- WorldGuard
- DeadlyDisasters
- Terralith
- Floodgate/GeyserMC
- Dynmap
- MythicMobs (may not work)
- ItemsAdder
- Other world generators
> Installation
1. Download RealisticSeasons on this page
2. Download ProtocolLib
3. Put both downloaded jars into the plugins folder of your server
4. Restart your server
5. Go to the world you want seasons in and type /rs set spring. This will set the season in your world to spring and it will also automatically activate the temperature and calendar system. The season cycle starts too.
6. (Optionally) change the configuration
> More information
- Commands & Permissions
- Configuration files
- FAQ
- Biome system
- GitHub issues
- Wiki
- Seasons
- Calendar
- Temperature
- Particles
> Will this plugin damage my worlds?
Not at all. Keeping your worlds safe has always been priority number one. The plugin does not mess with vanilla mechanics: biomes are never changed (the custom biomes are injected last minute before the data gets send to the player, no world changes happen), block changes are safe and can be reversed and only animals spawned by the plugin will get despawned. The plugin also doesn't mess with ice and snow that has been placed by the world generator. The plugin is also safe to install on already existing worlds and it will never ruin your vanilla mc experience.
> Video
Note: this video was created before the particle system
> By downloading this plugin, you agree:
- To not distribute any (parts) of the plugin/code or claim it as your own
> Support
You can ask any questions or report a bug in my discord server here or on GitHub