RaindropCentral — Server monitoring for Minecraft operators

InstallationSelect a plugin tab to view focused setup instructions from each showcase guide.

Upgrading existing command filesBack up the command YAMLs under each plugin’s plugins/<plugin>/commands/ folder before restarting. Bundled defaults change, but existing server-owned files are not overwritten or migrated.Edit the root names and aliases in rcore.yml, rcstats.yml, pra.yml, rdq.yml, prr.yml, prs.yml, and prt.yml. Remove the old jex aliases from the RDQ command YAMLs. An old root name can fail command-handler parity on startup; aliases left in unchanged files can still resolve.After restarting, check /rc, /rc stats, /ra, /rq admin info, /rr, /rs, and /rt. Confirm that the removed roots and jex aliases no longer resolve.

RCore InstallationCore dependency plugin for RDA, RDQ, RDR, RDS, and RDT. Install this first when running the Raindrop stack.

Requirements

Java 17+

Bukkit, Spigot, Paper, or Folia server (API 1.19+)

Recommended disk headroom for dependencies, database, and queue persistence

Installation Steps

Download the RCore jar.

Place RCore-<version>.jar in your server plugins/ directory.

Start the server and let RCore generate its files.

Configure database and central integration files in plugins/RCore/.

Install RDA, RDQ, RDR, RDS, and/or RDT after RCore is present.

Key Configuration Files

plugins/RCore/database/hibernate.properties
plugins/RCore/config.yml
plugins/RCore/statistics-delivery-config.yml

Useful Commands

/rc connect

Perform the one-time handshake after setting central.apiKey in config.yml and restarting.Permission: rcore.command + rcore.command.central.admin

/rc disconnect

Disconnect this server from RaindropCentral.Permission: rcore.command + rcore.command.central.admin

Next Steps

Follow the Quick Start flowConfigure your selected pluginReview command references