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MIRA

Mira is a plugin for Minecraft servers running Paper or Folia. Teleport, economy and jobs, teams, claims, moderation, world tools and a web panel come in one JAR, split into 33 modules you can switch off one by one. This wiki describes every command, every permission and every config.

Formerly CoreEngine, the address coreengine.org stays. What changes when moving over

Chapters

The chapters follow the plugin's modules, 46 pages in all. New here? Start with Getting Started. Looking for one command? Jump to the reference or open the search with Ctrl K.

  1. 01

    Getting Started

    3 pages

    What Mira includes, how modules are switched on and off, moving over from CoreEngine and what the plugin costs in performance.

    OverviewMoving from CoreEnginePerformance

  2. 02

    Teleportation

    8 pages

    Homes, warps, TPA, spawn, world spawn, RTP and mob teleport. Warmup, cooldown, cost and combat block can be set per command.

    Teleport SystemHomesWarpsTPASpawnWorld SpawnRTP (Random Teleport)Mob Teleport

  3. 03

    Economy & Jobs

    3 pages

    Accounts and /pay, chest shops for buying and selling, and 11 jobs with levels, quests, boosts and a job shop.

    EconomyChest ShopsJobs

  4. 04

    Teams & Chat

    6 pages

    Teams with ranks, bank, warps and alliances, plus nicknames, chat format, tab list, private messages and join messages.

    TeamsNicknamesChat FormatTablistPrivate MessagesJoin & Leave

  5. 05

    Claims

    7 pages

    Land claims with the golden shovel, trust levels, team claims and plots, PvP protection, plus every claim command and the config.

    ClaimsClaim BasicsTrust & ProtectionTeam Claims & PlotsPvP & SafetyCommand ReferenceConfig Reference

  6. 06

    Moderation

    2 pages

    Mutes, bans, warns, jail, vanish and spy, plus a grace period with a boss bar countdown for new players.

    ModerationJoin Protection

  7. 07

    World & Utility

    12 pages

    A gamerule menu, utility commands such as /heal and /fly, virtual workstations, enchantment upgrades, holograms, AFK and sleep voting.

    Worlds & GamerulesFast Leaf DecayMob to EggUtility CommandsStationsEnchantment UpgradesHologramsCosmeticsAFKSleepReminderCommand Visibility

  8. 08

    Panel & Integrations

    2 pages

    /cweb creates a personal one-time link, and players manage homes, claims, jobs, teams, warps and economy in the browser. Plus PlaceholderAPI, Vault, LuckPerms and other plugins.

    Web Interface (/cweb)Integrations

  9. 09

    Reference

    3 pages

    Every command and permission with its default on one page, the config overview and the allowed nickname characters.

    Commands & PermissionsConfig OverviewNick Characters

What is in the JAR

Every module has its own file under modules/ that starts with enabled: true. Set it to false and its commands answer with "module disabled" and it stops reacting to gameplay. Saved data is kept.

/mira reload reloads config.yml, messages.yml and every module file without a restart. Other plugins are optional: if one is missing, only the extras it brings are gone.

plugins/Mira/

Each file name leads to the module's page.

Where the name comes from

Mira is a star in the constellation Cetus, the Whale, catalogued as ο Ceti (Omicron Ceti). David Fabricius noticed in 1596 that its brightness changes. Johannes Hevelius named it Mira, "the wonderful", in 1662.

The star is a pulsating red giant, and its brightness changes with a period of about 332 days. In 2007 GALEX found a comet-like tail about 13 light-years long in ultraviolet light.

The plugin used to be called CoreEngine. The address coreengine.org stays, and old links lead to the new pages.

1596Fabricius notices the variability

1662Hevelius names the star Mira

2007GALEX finds the UV tail

2026CoreEngine becomes Mira

345 years lie between 1662 and 2007