This plugin allows you to read the Bible through commands, or get it in Minecraft books. One Minecraft book contains several chapters of a book of the Bible, but Bible books are not mixed within Minecraft books (A new Bible book starts a new Minecraft book).
Current version: 1.1 BETA 1 [Bukkit 1.7.9-R0.2]
Upcoming version: 2.0 (Tentative Deadline: TBD)
Make sure to read the installation as it contains some important information.
See the following pages for help with commands, permissions, and configuration.
See this page for upcoming features and commands.
If you have a feature,command, or alias to suggest, please use either BukkitDev's Ticket System or GitHub's Issue Tracker and label it as an Enhancement.
None at the moment.
If you find an error, please report it using GitHub's Issue Tracker (label it as Bug).
Currently the only translation in the plugin is the King James Version (KJV). v.2.0 will bring in a lot more.
Feel free to suggest what the next translation I add should be.
Unzip the TadukooBible.zip file.
Place the TadukooBible.jar file and the Tadukoo_Bible folder into your plugins folder.
Note: The Tadukoo_Bible folder contains the Bible verses! The plugin does not generate these files as it would cause the first load time to take hours (literally)!**
Note: v.2.0 will be able to download the Bible verses and such and will not include them in the download.
Run your server and you should be good to go.
King James Version (KJV) (100%)
Open English Bible (OEB) (0%)
Want to see how the percentages are calculated?
See this page for how the version numbers are determined.
The story contains information about why the 1.1 update is so far away from the 1.0 update, among other things.
See this page for the story behind Tadukoo Bible.
Click here to see the changelog for Tadukoo Bible.
Thanks to Pew446 for helping me with getting the Minecraft books set up, and for his other suggestions on the plugin.
Thanks to ABDTGaming for his suggestions on the plugin as well.
Thanks to gamelover85 for helping with some of the book descriptions, and for his suggestions on the plugin.