Build and manage server kits directly in-game with a player-friendly claim menu, full admin editor, and per-kit cooldown/one-time controls.
FoKits is a configurable kit plugin for Spigot/Paper servers that focuses on speed and control: players can claim or preview kits from a clean GUI, while admins can create, edit, and organize kits without leaving Minecraft.
Features
- Open a player kit menu with
/fokits(aliases:/kits,/kit) and claim or preview kits with clicks. - Let players directly claim a specific kit with
/fokits <kit>. - Manage kits fully in-game with
/fokitsadmin editor: create, search, rename, preview, and delete kits. - Edit complete kit contents (inventory, armor, offhand) with full item meta support.
- Configure per-kit rules: enabled/disabled, required permission, cooldown or one-time mode, and blocked worlds.
- Add automation per kit with optional broadcast messages and console commands on claim.
- Customize presentation per kit with display name, icon material, custom model data, sort order, and claimed-state icon.
- Customize the player GUI layout using chest slot markers, static decorative items, title, rows, and filler material.
(Chests turn into kits in the /kits menu)
Commands
/fokits- Open the player kit menu/fokits <kit>- Claim a specific kit directly/fokitsadmin version- Show plugin version/author info/fokitsadmin reload- Reload config and kit files/fokitsadmin editor- Open the in-game admin editor
Permissions
fokits.use- Use player kit command (/fokits,/kits,/kit)fokits.admin- Use admin command (/fokitsadmin)- Per-kit permission node (optional) - Set in kit settings as
required-permission
Placeholders
Identifier:
%fokits_<token>_<kitKey>%Available tokens:
time_remaining(formatted remaining time)time_remaining_seconds(remaining seconds)can_claim(true/false)next_claim_at(epoch seconds)claimed_once(true/false)
Examples:
%fokits_time_remaining_starter%%fokits_can_claim_starter%
FoKits also includes admin-focused tools for quick chat-input editing, searchable kit lists, and per-player claim tracking in YAML files.
