Note

If a library loading error related to ASM occurs, try starting the server with the -Dflectonepulse.load-asm-jar=false flag (e.g., java -Dflectonepulse.load-asm-jar=false -jar server.jar). This disables FlectonePulse's own ASM library loading and may resolve issues with custom cores or plugins

Setting

Path config.yml → module

internal:
  enable: true
  always_send_silent_packet: false
  use_paper_message_sender: false
  use_packet_login_listener: false
  unregister_command_on_reload: false
  vanilla_commands_to_remove:
  - "msg"
  - "banlist"
  - "kick"
  - "w"
  - "tell"
  - "me"
  - "pardon"
  - "whitelist"
  - "ban"

`enable`

Enables or disables the operation of all modules

Each module has a parent (the one above it)

Information

Example

house:
  door:
  chair:

house is the parent of door and chair

Each module depends on the parent's enable setting

Information

Example

house:
  enable: false
  door:
    enable: true
  chair:
    enable: true

house is disabled, so regardless of whether door and chair are enabled, they will also be disabled

`always_send_silent_packet`

If enabled, all packets (any messages, nicknames, etc.) created by FlectonePulse will be sent in silent mode. This can resolve compatibility issues with plugins that modify packets via PacketEvents

`use_paper_message_sender`

If enabled, FlectonePulse will use Paper as a tool for sending chat messages to a player.

How does it work? First, the plugin creates a message internally and obtains a FlectonePulse.Component, this object is converted to a regular String. Then Paper itself is used to convert this string into a Paper.Component and send it to the player

Warning

For this to work, the server must run on a Paper core or its fork

`use_packet_login_listener`

Whether the PacketEvents player login listener will be used instead of the platform's built-in one.

When enabled, issues may arise with plugins/mods that interact with the player during login. For example, plugins that create fake players will not work with this setting enabled.

`unregister_command_on_reload`

Warning

Not recommended to enable on older Minecraft versions, otherwise there may be errors/warnings in the server console, but they do not affect the plugin's operation in any way

If enabled, FlectonePulse will remove and re-add its own commands upon /flectonepulse reload. This can cause tps and mspt drops due to the large number of packets, so it's better to disable this setting if you encounter such an issue.

If disabled, to properly disable a command from FlectonePulse (in commands.yml), the server will need to be restarted.

`vanilla_commands_to_remove`

A list of commands not from FlectonePulse that should be disabled when the server starts. This makes it possible to replace already occupied commands, such as /me or /ban

Permissions

Path

module:
  name: "flectonepulse.module"
  type: "TRUE"

`name`

Permission name

`type`

Permission type

Type	Explanation
`TRUE`	Available to any player
`FALSE`	Available to no one, must be granted separately (e.g., using LuckPerms)
`OP`	Available to server operators
`NOT_OP`	Available to NON-operators of the server

FlectonePulse

Internal