Typewriter is a plugin for Paper Minecraft servers that enables you to create immersive and interactive gameplay experiences, such as custom quests, NPC dialogues, and cinematic events, all while maintaining a simple and powerful interface.
- Custom Player Interactions: Create quests, NPC dialogues, branching storylines, and more.
- Cinematic Sequences: Build dynamic camera paths, animated NPC interactions, and immersive cutscenes.
- Intelligent NPCs: Customize NPC behavior, including walking, changing appearance, and interacting with the environment.
- Visual Configuration: Manage quests, NPCs, and interactions using a visual web panel designed for ease of use.
- Extensions: Extend Typewriter's functionality with modular components called extensions. Extensions allow you to integrate custom plugins and create unique in-game content.
For detailed setup instructions, visit the Installation Guide.
Thanks to the following sponsors for supporting this project. Without their support, this project would not be possible. If you are using Typewriter for your server, and are making money from it, please consider sponsoring the project.
Here are a few examples of typewriter:
tw_demo.mp4
A complete demo of almost all features that typewriter has to offer.
A demo of the panel itself
Typewriter makes it simple for server admins to create and manage custom content. Through the web panel, you can easily configure complex interactions, NPCs, and quests, even without prior coding knowledge. If your server has specific requirements, the extension system allows for easy customization and the addition of new features.
Typewriter is built to be highly extensible. The extensions system lets developers build modular, reusable components that seamlessly integrate with the plugin. To learn more about creating extensions, or any other development related questions, visit the Development Documentation.
Typewriter is licensed under its own LICENSE.
The basic of it is that you can use the software for free, but you can't sell/redistribute/modify it. The only exception is if you want to contribute to the project and make it better.
See LICENSE to see the full text.
- Aarthificial For the inspiration on the base logic.