⚠ Alpha Notice: Velto is a small, lightweight core plugin built with the help of AI and refined over time. It was imagined as a simple, plug-and-play core that doesn’t need frequent updates, is easy to extend, and works well alongside other major plugins.
Velto is not meant to replace big all-in-one solutions like Essentials, CMI, or EternalCore. Instead, it focuses on providing a minimal set of utilities and a configurable message system. It can be used as:
- A simple core for standalone servers.
- A foundation plugin in a cross-server setup, leaving things like economy, homes, and teleports to dedicated plugins.
📚 Read the Velto Wiki → for installation, configuration, and development guides.
- Keep it light: Minimal features, no unnecessary systems.
- Play well with others: Designed to work with existing plugins without overlap.
- Easy to set up: Drop it in, start the server, and it works.
- Extendable: Clean architecture so you can add your own features.
Grab builds in Releases:
-paper– For Paper servers (includes Paper-only commands).-bukkit– For Spigot/Bukkit; also works on Paper.
/heal,/feed,/speed,/gamemode,/kill/time,/day,/night,/weather,/itemlore/craft,/broadcast,/killall,/rename/setspawn,/spawn(Set and teleport to a spawn point)/anvil(Paper-only because of limitations of Spigot API)
Velto’s lang.yml lets you choose how messages are displayed:
- chat
- actionbar
- title
- bossbar
Placeholders are supported for dynamic values.
- Economy
- Homes/TPA/Warps (only
/spawnis provided) - Kits, claims, towns, minigames
These are intentionally left out so you can use the best existing plugins for your needs.
config.yml # spawn location & base settings
lang.yml # fully configurable messages
commands.yml # enable/disable Velto commands