Mint — Quality-of-Life Tweaks and More​

The essential quality-of-life suite for Paper and Folia
What if you could place slabs vertically, or mix different slabs in a single block? What if you could have stone doors, or double doors that actually open together?
These are the kinds of features players already know from vanilla — and Mint brings similar polish to your server.
Mint is a carefully built set of 29 lightweight, vanilla-friendly gameplay modules. It was developed and tested on a live server with real players, needs no client-side mods, and gives server owners deep control over each feature.

Showcase

Vertical slabs
Colored ItemFrames

+50 new carpet patterns
What makes Mint special?

• Vanilla, but better. Forget clunky add-on mechanics. Mint adds tweaks that feel at home in the base game — from Bedrock-style bridging and
  mixed slab placement to auto-tool selection and integrated container sorting.
  
• Per-player personalization. Mint respects each player's choices. Every module can be toggled individually through an intuitive GUI (/mint), so players pick exactly which quality-of-life features they want.
  

For server administrators

• Permissions and control: Fine-grained permissions, commands, and config — change or disable features globally whenever you need to.
  
• Flexible storage: YAML (default), H2, MariaDB, MySQL, or MongoDB for player preferences.
  

Plugin integrations

• WorldGuard
  
• GriefPrevention
  
• Towny
  
• BentoBox

( Optional: PlaceholderAPI, ProtocolLib — see the project page for details.)

Getting started

1. Download: Get the latest jar from this page.
   
2. Install: Put the JAR in your plugins/ folder and restart the server.
   
3. Requirements: Paper or Folia 1.21.4+, Java 21+.
   
4. Configure (optional): Tweak global settings in config.yml, and customize the GUI and messages in gui.yml and lang.yml.
   
5. Enjoy: Players can type /mint to explore their new options.
   

Support & contributions

Mint is free and open source. The goal is to chip away at long-standing server limitations the community has put up with for years. Using the plugin and sharing feedback is already great support — thank you.

If you want to support development further:
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