Virtual Books Plugin is a versatile addition for Minecraft servers that enhances the in-game book experience. It enables server administrators, authors, and players to create, share, and enjoy books filled with lore, stories, educational content, and more, all within the Minecraft universe.

Features:

  • Extremely Lightweight
  • No dependencies
  • Unlimited page support
  • Color code support
  • Hex Color support
  • Multiversion Support (1.8.8 – 1.20.x)
  • Easy to add more pages
  • A single book can be assigned multiple commands
  • All books can be converted to physical books!
  • Lore can be added to the physical book!
  • Doesn’t consume inventory space
  • Ability to create unlimited virtual books
  • PlaceholderAPI support to make some of the coolest books
  • Supports First Join and On Join books! Simply add their names in the config and you are done! Also available as physical books!

Commands:

  • /vb help – Displays the help page – virtualbooks.command.help
  • /vb list – Lists the available books and their commands – virtualbooks.command.list
  • /vb reload – Reloads the files – virtualbooks.command.reload
  • /vb announce [<text>] – Anything after announce will be announced to all the players playing on the server! Also supports PlaceholderAPI and color codes! You can also hold a signed book in hand and just type /vb announce to announce that book to everyone! – virtualbooks.command.announce
  • /vb announcebook <BookFile> – Can be used to announce any book from the books folder. Be sure to include .yml in the file name while announcing! – virtualbooks.command.announcebook
  • /vb open <bookFile> <Player> – Can be used to open any book from the books folder to any player on the server. Be sure to include .yml in the file name while opening a book! – virtualbooks.command.open
  • /vb give <bookFile> <Player> – Can be used to give any book as a physical copy to the player. Be sure to include .yml in the file name while giving a book! – virtualbooks.command.give
  • /vb create <bookName> <command> [<permission>/none] – Can be used to create a .yml file of a held signed book. DO NOT include .yml in the bookname while running the command! – virtualbooks.command.create

How to Install:

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Virtual Books Plugin Download Links

For All Versions from Minecraft Spigot 1.8 to Minecraft Spigot 1.20.1

Download from Server 1 – Download from Server 2

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