Installation

You need to decide if you are going to use Redis or MySQL as a bridge between the Bungeecord and the Spigot server to transfer the party data. It is recommended to use Redis, as it is much faster and will save performance, but this will require a Redis Server.

Using Redis as a bridge

1. Install Redis, if you have not done so already (Linux version, macOS version, Windows version)
2. If you don't use RedisBungee, then you need to install RedisBungee Faker into the Bungeecord plugins folder. If needed, restart the server and enter your Redis information into the config file "plugins\RedisBungee\config.yml" (by default it should already be correct if your Redis server is running on the same server as the spigot server)
3. Install the Spigot Friend API into the spigot plugins folder. Restart the server and enter your MySQL database info into the config file plugins/FriendsAPIForPartyAndFriends/config.yml. The MySQL database needs to be the same as on the Bungeecord
4. Install this plugin into the spigot plugins folder. Restart the server and set "PartyDataTransferMethod" to 'redis' in "plugins\Spigot-Party-API-PAF\config.yml" and enter your Redis information into the config file (by default it should already be correct if your Redis server is running on the same server as the Spigot server). After that, restart once more.

Using MySQL as a bridge

1. Install this plugin into your Bungeecord/Velocity plugins folder and restart your Bungeecord/Velocity
2. Install the Spigot Friend API into the spigot plugins folder. Restart the server and enter your MySQL database info into the config file plugins/FriendsAPIForPartyAndFriends/config.yml. The MySQL database needs to be the same as on the Bungeecord
3. Install this plugin into the spigot plugins folder. Restart the server and set "PartyDataTransferMethod" to 'mysql' in "plugins\Spigot-Party-API-PAF\config.yml". After that, restart once more.