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Team Fortress 2
Overview
TF2 is a fully functional plugin that allows you to simulate playing Team Fortress 2 from within Minecraft. It is based off of the popular map created by SethBling, only without any redstone required.
Players can click a sign to join a TF2 map, where they will randomly be assigned a team and teleported to their team's lobby. In the lobby, the player can pick a class using buttons, and wait for the game to start. The objective is for blue team to defend their capture points. Red team’s objective is to try and attack / capture blue team’s capture points. There is a time limit to each map, if that time limit is reached, and red team has not captured all of the capture points, then blue team wins. The moment red team captures all of the capture points, red team wins.
Requirements
- TagAPI and WorldEdit must be installed for this plugin to run.
- You will ideally need a TF2 map. We recommend this one, created by SethBling.
Example Gameplay
Features
- Fully automated lobby status wall using signs, displaying time left in the game, points captured, the status of the game, and more.
- Completely automated - players will almost never have to use commands, most everything is done through signs and buttons.
- Players are automatically balanced onto red/blue teams.
- Create custom classes defined in the configuration - players choose their class by using buttons you create and define as class buttons.
- The game lasts up until a timelimit defined by you.
- Your XP bar displays the status of the point being captured, and your level displays the total amount of kills you've made that game.
- AFK players are automatically kicked from the game.
Creating Your First Map & Setup
- Click here for a full tutorial on creating your first map.
- Click here for a quick tutorial on setting up a map. Only use this if you've created a map before and know how to use the commands it outlines.
Permissions
| Permission | Description |
|---|---|
| tf2.create | Allows everything required to setup a map. |
| tf2.play | Allows only normal gameplay commands. |
| tf2.button.normal | Allows use normal class buttons. |
| tf2.button.donator | Allows use donator class buttons. |
Need support?
We need the following things to help you:
- The output of the /tf2 debug command.
- A full startup log (from "Starting Minecraft server version..." to "Done!").
- Any relevant errors. "An internal error occurred" means there's an error waiting in your server log/console.
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