How To Run Plugins On Singleplayer?

blankman · Aug 24, 2016

I found this on an Arqade thread that was posted in 2012. I haven't tested this yet. Here's a quote with the explanation:

There is a way to do this, using BukkitForge. This basically allows you to put Bukkit... inside Forge, the mod loader.

If you want to watch a video tutorial on how to do this, here is one. Here is also a text tutorial. Or you can just read this:

First, you have to install Minecraft Forge. This also allows you to install other Forge mods, like Computer Craft, Industrial Craft, and even more!

Now, install this by going to the download section, download the recommended version, and then copy the files in the zip into your minecraft.jar (instructions).

Run your Minecraft to make sure it works. Forge will set up, and then you should be good. Now it is time to install BukkitForge. Download BukkitForge-Latest.jar, and then put this file into your mods folder (if your on Windows Vista, 7, or 8, click Start, type %appdata%, go to the .minecraft folder, then there should be a folder called mods.

Place the BukkitForge file from before into this folder, and start Minecraft. It should start up normally. Now, go back into the .minecraft folder, like before, and there should be a folder called plugins. If there isn't one, create it now.

Now all you have to do is put your JAR file from the plugin you want to install into this folder, run Minecraft, load up a world, and bam, the plugin should work.

Have fun :)
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Here's the full thread if you want to read it:
http://gaming.stackexchange.com/que...ugins-in-single-player-without-having-to-make

TempleOfLegends · Aug 24, 2016

blankman said: ↑

I found this on an Arqade thread that was posted in 2012. I haven't tested this yet. Here's a quote with the explanation:

Here's the full thread if you want to read it:
http://gaming.stackexchange.com/que...ugins-in-single-player-without-having-to-make
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You can't do plugins on single player, you can download a free server hosted by your comp, that's as close as you can get.

OolongTeaa · Aug 24, 2016

Plugins are a part of Bukkit, so if you download bukkit onto your single player world like he did, you should be able to run plugins amirite?

Shanaaro · Aug 24, 2016

TempleOfLegends said: ↑

You can't do plugins on single player, you can download a free server hosted by your comp, that's as close as you can get.
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did you read the thread?

kioph · Sep 2, 2016

Already checked this out. Its not impossible, but last time I checked, bukkitforge was for 1.5, so yea.

jpresent · Sep 8, 2016

What you can easily do is run a Spigot server on your own computer and connect to it :)

Drop me a PM if you need some help setting it up.

Running a server on your own computer should not take that many resources.
If you have an average computer, it should run just fine.

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