This is one of those plugins you'll never notice in-game — and that's exactly the point. On its own it does nothing: it's an add-on for Skript (the language we write our custom server mechanics in) that hands it access to the "internals" of Java and Minecraft that plain Skript can't reach. That lets us build things which would otherwise need a separate Java plugin — custom character behaviour, clever reactions to what you do, and little touches tailored to the server. Here, skript-reflect quietly sits behind our background scripts, such as the one running the Quartermaster. It has no commands or player settings and runs on its default configuration; you never touch it directly, you just enjoy the things it makes possible.

How to use

1. 1You don't interact with this plugin — it has no commands or menu, and there's nothing to install.
2. 2It runs quietly in the background, extending what our custom server scripts can do.
3. 3You notice its work indirectly — through the touches and characters it powers (like the Quartermaster).