plugins

Quote from wesleybruce

The plugins instructions is using different terminology than the folders in the English language folder systems

Hmm... can you tell me which part of the instructions is confusing (or differs from standard teminology)? Basically all plugins belong into the "plugins" folder in the game directory (if this folder does not exist, just create it). So plugins are not installed per world.
If you want to install the plugins on a server instead, just put them into the "plugins" folder in your server directory accordingly.

You always have to unzip the plugin zip, but make sure that every plugin still has a separate subfolder. E.g. if a plugin is called "MyPlugin" and has a few files in it (like "myplugin.jar", "config.txt" etc), make sure the plugin folder "MyPlugin" goes into the "plugins" folder. Most plugin creators zip their plugins with an appropriate folder already, so you just have to unzip the file, but if a zip file just contains a "myplugin.jar" file, for example, you have to create the "MyPlugin" folder yourself.

Example: If you want to install the ChickenCoops plugin (this is really just an example), you just have to unzip the "ChickenCoop" folder from the zip file in the plugins folder.

Your game directory could look like this:

Rising World Game Directory
 |__cache
 |__data
 |__plugins
 |  |__ChickenCoop
 |  |  |__assets
 |  |  |__ChickenCoop.jar
 |  |  |__prefs.txt
 |  |
 |  |__AnotherPlugin
 |     |__otherplugin.jar
 |
 |__Worlds

Hope that helps

Thanks for pointing that out! I agree this can be confusing... Basically it just means the plugins can either be installed in the game directory OR the server directory (for multiplayer servers), but I've updated the pinned topic to clarify this.

Nevertheless, I'm glad to hear you have it working now