CameraPlugin

<ul> <li> 1. Install the server plugin, make sure you have a free port to host the webserver (restart your server after you change the port) _{Make sure to modify the url, that is what is sent to the players to view. It should point to the port assigned below it} </li> <li> 2. Setup a minecraft account to autojoin the server and install the companion mod _{The companion mod doesn't handle auto joining/rejoining, you will need a separate mod} </li> <li> 3. make sure camera account has "camera.camera" permission node _{You may have to run "/camera reload core" to get it to recognize the camera, it only checks on join and when reloading} _{Without the permission, the server won't recognize it as a camera that is able to be used} </li> <li> 4. run "/camera create (name)" _{if this doesn't work, make sure you have the "camera.admin" permission} </li> <li> 5. run /camera setup (name) camera _{See more commands below, you can tweak the sense range, delay for camera to take image and the overlay image} </li> <li> 6. move to where players will stand to activate the camera and do "/camera setup (name) sense" </li> <li> 7. whenever players walk near that location it will take a photo _{polls every 5 seconds} </li> </ul>

<ul> <li> Q: Where are my pictures stored? (on the server) <br> A: All photos are stored under plugins/camera/data/public/images with their ID as the filename </li> <br> <li> Q: Where do I put overlay images? <br> A: You can put overlay images under plugins/Camera/data/public/overlays with any name, it will stretch to fit (PNG Only) </li> <br> <li> Q: Can I edit the Webpage to make it fit my server <br> A: You can edit the file under plugins/Camera/data/web/web_image_page.html <br> _{The page has some variables, {image1}, {image2} and {player_list}, which are replaced with the link to the main image, the overlay image and a JSON player list} </li> </ul>