Sawit Plugin Explanation

This page explains how the plugins in the current Sawit package are typically used in practice.

Accuracy Note

The notes below are based on the plugins currently installed in the Sawit package, their names, versions, and their detected config folders. They describe the normal way each plugin is used in practice. Exact commands, menus, NPC actions, prices, rewards, and permissions can still be customized by the server owner.

Economy, Trading, And Progression

Plugin	Main use	How it is usually used
ExcellentEconomy	Main economy backend	Players usually do not interact with the backend directly. It powers balances, shop prices, auction values, and money rewards used by other plugins.
AdvancedRegionMarket	Rent or sell regions	Staff define rentable or sellable regions first, then players interact with those regions through signs, GUIs, or purchase prompts.
AxTrade	Player-to-player trading	Two players open a protected trade session, place items or money into the trade window, then both sides confirm before the exchange completes.
PlayerAuctions	Auction house	Players list items for sale in a global auction menu, then other players browse listings and buy them with the configured economy.
QuickShop-Hikari	Chest shop system	Players create a shop chest, attach the required shop setup, then other players buy from or sell to that chest through the shop interaction.
NotBounties	Bounty gameplay	Staff or players set rewards on target players, and the bounty is usually paid out when the tracked objective or PvP kill requirement is met.
VanguardRanks	Rank progression	Players progress through server ranks by meeting the configured requirements, usually money, levels, tasks, or admin promotion rules.
CyberLevels	General level progression	Players gain level progress from the activities configured by the server, then use that level system for unlocks, displays, or progression tracking.
AuraSkills	Skills and stats	Players level up skills by doing relevant actions such as mining, farming, combat, or other tracked activities, then benefit from the stat bonuses those skills provide.
CommunityQuests	Shared quests	Players contribute to the same server-wide objectives together, and rewards are usually claimed after the community target is reached.
ODailyQuests	Daily quests	Players open the quest list, check the current daily objectives, complete them during normal gameplay, then claim the configured rewards.
ExcellentCrates	Reward crates	Players obtain keys from rewards, voting, or admins, then open the crate interface to roll for the configured prize pool.
VotingPlugin	Vote rewards	Players vote on supported listing sites, then return in game to receive vote rewards, streak rewards, or vote shop progress.
CookieClickerZ	Custom progression feature	This is likely a custom or themed progression system. Players probably interact with it through a menu, NPC, or command configured by the server.
EvenMoreFish	Fishing progression and events	Players fish normally, but catches, competitions, and fish rewards are enhanced by the plugin's custom fishing system.
SpawnerCollectors	Spawner handling	Players usually collect, move, place, or manage mob spawners according to the server's configured farming and economy rules.
Minepacks	Backpack storage	Players open their backpack to store extra items and use it as portable inventory space while farming, mining, or traveling.

Travel, Claims, Worlds, And Survival Utility

Plugin	Main use	How it is usually used
Essentials	Core player utility	Players and staff typically use its basic utility layer for teleport requests, homes, messaging, item tools, and many standard server conveniences.
EssentialsSpawn	Spawn management	Staff define the main spawn point, then players are returned or teleported there through the server's configured spawn flow.
AdvancedPortals	Portal travel	Staff create portal regions first, then players step into or interact with those portals to move between areas or worlds.
AxPlayerWarps	Player-owned warps	Players create their own warp locations, publish them if allowed, and other players travel to those warps through the warp browser or warp command flow.
AxAFKZone	AFK reward or AFK area system	Players stand in the configured AFK area or use the server's AFK flow, then receive whatever idle rewards or status handling the server has enabled.
BetterRTP	Random teleport	Players use the server's random-teleport feature to land in a safe random location inside the configured world borders and biome rules.
SimpleClaimSystem	Land claims	Players claim land to protect builds, then expand, trust, or manage access according to the claim settings allowed on the server.
Multiverse-Core	Multiworld support	Staff manage additional worlds with it, while players only notice it when the server provides travel routes or features tied to different worlds.
PvPToggle	Personal PvP state	Players enable or disable PvP if the server allows personal PvP control, with combat restrictions depending on the current rules.
TempFly	Temporary flight time	Players consume or receive timed flight access, then use flight until the granted time expires or the server disables it in certain zones.
sleep-most	Night skip quality-of-life	Players sleep as usual, and the night skips once the configured minimum number or percentage of players are in bed.
WIT	Inspection utility	This appears to be an inspection-focused utility. Players or staff usually look at a block, entity, or item and use the plugin's help flow to inspect extra information.
HeadBlocks	Decorative heads	Players browse the custom head collection and place those heads as decoration, if the server exposes the plugin through a GUI or command.
ajParkour	Parkour courses	Players join a configured parkour course, run checkpoints, try to beat records, and claim rewards or leaderboard positions.

Social, Display, Menus, And Cosmetic Systems

Plugin	Main use	How it is usually used
FioChat	Custom chat features	Players use it passively through the server chat itself, while staff configure channels, message format, filters, mentions, mail, reports, and related social tools.
FioTags	Tag and display system	Players equip chat or display tags through the provided menus or permissions, then the selected tag appears in supported displays.
ChatColor2	Colored chat formatting	Players with access use special formatting or color codes in chat, subject to the permissions and formatting rules chosen by the server.
ChatGames	Chat minigames	Players watch chat for event prompts, answer quickly, and win rewards by being the first to respond correctly.
DecentHolograms	Hologram text displays	Staff create floating text displays for warps, shops, rules, or info boards, while players simply view and follow them.
FancyNpcs	Interactive NPCs	Staff place and configure NPCs, then players click or approach them to open menus, teleport, start quests, or trigger server actions.
CommandPanels	Menu-based navigation	Staff build clickable GUI panels first, then players use those menus as a friendly front-end for server features and shortcuts.
UltraCosmetics	Cosmetic effects	Players activate trails, hats, gadgets, or visual effects if they have access to the cosmetic menus or permissions.
GMusic	In-game music system	Players usually hear or trigger music through a menu, area, or event configured by the server rather than through a raw backend command.
ajLeaderboards	Ranked displays	Staff connect leaderboards to tracked stats, then players view their placement on holograms, signs, or leaderboard menus.
RegionParticles	Area particle effects	Staff define which regions should display particles, and players only experience the visual effect while moving through those regions.
MyCommand	Custom command layer	Staff use it to create custom shortcuts, menu actions, or scripted command behavior; players only use the custom commands exposed to them.
NOrder	Custom utility plugin	This plugin should be treated as server-specific until its exact purpose is verified from its own config or source. Players should use only the menus or commands that the server explicitly exposes for it.

Moderation, Staff, And Admin Tools

Plugin	Main use	How it is usually used
LuckPerms	Permissions and groups	Staff create groups, assign permissions, and manage prefixes or inheritance. Players normally interact with it only through the ranks they receive.
LibertyBans	Punishments	Staff use it to mute, ban, warn, or otherwise discipline players, while punished players only experience the restriction and any related notification.
InventoryRollbackPlus	Inventory rollback	Staff restore player inventories, experience, or related rollback states after deaths, bugs, or administrative incidents.
OpenInv	Open player inventories	Staff inspect or edit a player's inventory, including offline access where supported, for recovery, moderation, or support work.
WorldEdit	Fast world editing	Staff or builders select regions, copy structures, paste builds, and perform mass edits. It is generally not a normal player-facing plugin.
WorldGuard	Region protection rules	Staff define protected regions, flags, and interaction rules. Players mainly interact with the result, such as denied PvP or blocked block-breaking.
HiveChecker	Verification or anti-abuse layer	This looks like an account, session, or client-check utility. Players may only see it when the server requires verification or blocks suspicious activity.
LagFixer	Performance helper	Staff use it as a background optimization tool and should review its cleanup behavior carefully before relying on it in production.

Framework, Hook, And Background Components

Plugin	Main use	How it is usually used
PlaceholderAPI	Placeholder bridge	Players do not usually use it directly. It feeds dynamic values into chat formats, scoreboards, holograms, menus, and other plugins.
ProtocolLib	Packet library	This is a backend library used by other plugins. Staff only touch it for compatibility checks, troubleshooting, or updates.
Vault	Economy and permission bridge	This is another backend bridge. It lets economy, permission, and shop plugins talk to each other using a shared interface.
nightcore	Shared framework	This is a support framework used by plugins from the same ecosystem. Players generally never interact with it directly.