Installation

Install NuVotifier (if you haven't already)

If you don't already have a Votifier-compatible plugin running, install NuVotifier and verify it's actually receiving votes from your sites. The /nvreload and /testvote commands are the easiest way to confirm this end-to-end.

Drop the jar in plugins/

Download the latest TDXVotePlus-x.y.z.jar from your purchase account on BuiltByBit, SpigotMC or Polymart and place it in your server's plugins/ folder.

Start the server

On first boot the plugin generates a folder of feature-specific YAML files inside plugins/TDXVotePlus/:

Each file is heavily commented and is the authoritative source. The docs are a high-level map; the YAML comments are the truth.

Pick a storage backend

For a single server, SQLite (the default) is fine — it's a single file, requires no setup, and uses WAL mode for safe concurrent reads.

For a network of servers sharing one database, MySQL is what you want. Edit plugins/TDXVotePlus/config.yml:

general:
  storage: sqlite
  # SQLite needs nothing else — the file lives at
  # plugins/TDXVotePlus/data.db

general:
  storage: mysql

mysql:
  host: "db.your-host.tld"
  port: 3306
  database: "tdx_voteplus"
  username: "tdx"
  password: "a-strong-password"
  use-ssl: true
  pool-size: 8

  # Per-server isolation. Set this to a unique value per backend
  # if you run the same database across Survival, Skyblock, etc.
  # Player counters stay isolated; the global vote-party counter
  # is intentionally still shared so parties fire network-wide.
  server-id: "survival"

Edit vote-sites.yml

Open plugins/TDXVotePlus/vote-sites.yml and replace the example sites with the real URLs you've registered on the server-list trackers. This is the file players actually see when they run /vote.

Restart the server

/stop
# (start the server again)

Then in-game:

/vote

The main GUI should open with your sites listed. Cast a /testvote through NuVotifier to confirm rewards fire correctly, then you're done.