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# PatchBukkit
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A plugin for [PumpkinMC](https://pumpkinmc.org/) that adds support for [PaperMC](https://papermc.io/), [Spigot](https://www.spigotmc.org/), and [Bukkit](https://dev.bukkit.org/) plugins.
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## Installation
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> Currently PatchBukkit is in heavy development, as such releases are not yet available.
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1. **Requirement**: Install Java 25 or newer.
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2. **Download**: Grab the library matching your operating system from the Releases page:
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- patchbukkit-windows-x86.dll (Windows)
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- patchbukkit-linux-x86.so (Linux x86_64)
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- patchbukkit-linux-aarch64.so (Linux ARM64/ Raspberry Pi)
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- patchbukkit-mac.dylib (macOS)
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3. **Deploy**: Place the downloaded file into your PumpkinMC plugins/ directory. (Run PumpkinMC once to generate this folder if it doesn't exist).
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4. **Initialize**: Restart PumpkinMC. This creates a new /patchbukkit directory in your server root.
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5. **Add Plugins**: Drop your .jar plugin files (Paper/Spigot/Bukkit) into the newly created patchbukkit/ folder and restart.
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## Development
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If you wish to contribute to PatchBukkit, follow the following steps:
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1. Run `./build.sh`
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2. Copy the `target/debug/patchbukkit` binary to the `plugins` directory in your PumpkinMC server.
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