Kineticraft v4 - The Lost City

The following is a custom implementation of many Essentials features and staff utilities. With the ability (and option) to expand and customize.

The Kineticraft core code is created by Kneesnap and can be found here.
Repo insights and related details an be found here.
Original ReadMe.md written by Egoscio
Code maintenance/upkeep by Kineticraft developers.

Implementing code to IDE

Before getting started, you will need:

1. IDE of your choice (IntelliJ IDEA, Community or Professional version is highly recommended)
2. Java SE Development Kit: 8u152, found here
3. PaperSpigot-latest.jar, found here.

Please note that the following tutorial is for IntelliJ IDEA, assistance with other IDEs are available upon request. Please also note that instructions may differ between various operating system. Below instructions are gear for OS users.

Setup Instructions for IntelliJ IDEA:

1. Download IntelliJ IDEA (Community or Professional version) from link above and install it to local system.
2. Download the repository Kineticraft-master by clicking on Clone or Download green button, then click on Download ZIP.
3. Unzip Kineticraft-master file (external programs -such as WinRar- may be needed) and place in desired location on local system. (Keep in mind the location of this directory, as you will need it in Step 5)
4. Download PaperSpigot-latest.jar from link above and place in libs folder, inside of Kineticraft-master folder.
5. Open IntelliJ IDEA, File > Open > Select Kineticraft-master folder > Open.
6. Configure Project Structure (File > Project Structure):
   1. Under Project Settings > Project:
      1. Set Project SDK to 1.8.
      2. Set Project language level to 8 - Lambdas, type annotations etc.
   2. Under Project Settings > Modules > Kineticraft-master > Sources:
      1. Mark the src directory as a Source by clicking on src folder then click on Sources button, next to Mark As.
   3. Under Project Settings > Modules > Kineticraft-master > Paths:
      1. Press the Use module compile output path radio button.
      2. Set Output path to <path_to_directory>/build.
      3. Set Test output path to <path_to_directory>/test.
   4. Under Project Settings > Libraries:
      1. Press the + button in the top of the left panel and select Java.
      2. From the file browser, select 10 jar files within the libs folder then click open.
      3. A window named Choose Modules will pop up, select the Kineticraft-master module and press OK.
      4. On the top of the window, rename to libs.
   5. Under Project Settings > Artifacts:
      1. Press the + button, hover over JAR and select Empty.
      2. Name the new entry Kineticraft.
      3. Toggle the Include in project build checkmark.
      4. In the Available Elements panel, double click 'Kineticraft' compile output to move it over to the left panel.
      5. On the left panel, click Kineticraft.jar, just below, press the Use Exisiting Manifest button.
      6. Select MANIFEST.MF within the META-INF folder.
   6. Click Okay after Step 1 - 5 is completed.
7. Final Touches
   1. Enable annotation processing:
      1. IntelliJ IDEA > Preferences > Build, Execution, Deployment > Compiler > Annotation Processors.
      2. Check the Enable annotation processing box.
   2. Install Lombok Plugin:
      1. IntelliJ IDEA > Preferences > Plugins.
      2. Search and install Lombok Plugin.