Nucleus Gluon - A Nucleus - PlaceholderAPI bridge

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This is a discussion topic for the Ore project, Nucleus Gluon. View the full project on Ore for downloads and more information.

Nucleus Gluon

If you’re running Nucleus and PlaceholderAPI, this allows you to use PlaceholderAPI placeholders in Nucleus, and Nucleus placeholders in PlaceholderAPI.

This is a utility plugin. There is no need to install this if you don’t use PlaceholderAPI or Nucleus, or if you have no plans to use the integration.

Using PlaceholderAPI placeholders in Nucleus.

Anywhere you use tokens (like {{name}}) in Nucleus, you can use a PlaceholderAPI token. The delimiter for a PlaceholderAPI token is {%[token]%}, NOT % %. So, to use the %player% token from PlaceholderAPI in Nucleus, you would use {%player%} instead.

Using Nucleus tokens in PlaceholderAPI

To use a Nucleus token in PlaceholderAPI enabled texts, simply prefix the Nucleus token name with nucleus_. So, this means that for {{displayname}} in Nucleus, you would use %nucleus_displayname% in PlaceholderAPI. You can also access other plugin tokens from Nucleus in the API, the form would be %nucleus_pl:pluginid:id%.

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Nucleus Gluon 1.0.2 works fine on SpongeForge API 6.1 build 2378
(At least it doesn’t throw any errors during server start…)

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Excuse me, could you give the links of PlaceholderAPI and Nucleus?

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A new version has been released for Nucleus Gluon, it is available for download here.

If you’re running Nucleus and PlaceholderAPI, this allows you to use PlaceholderAPI placeholders in Nucleus, and Nucleus placeholders in PlaceholderAPI.

This is for Placeholder 4.1 and above ONLY. If you are still using PlaceholderAPI 3.5, please use version 1.0.2. Thanks to Wundero for doing this for me.

This is a utility plugin. There is no need to install this if you don’t use PlaceholderAPI or Nucleus, or if you have no plans to use the integration.

Using PlaceholderAPI placeholders in Nucleus.

Anywhere you use tokens (like {{name}}) in Nucleus, you can use a PlaceholderAPI token. The delimiter for a PlaceholderAPI token is {%[token]%}, NOT % %. So, to use the %player% token from PlaceholderAPI in Nucleus, you would use {%player%} instead.

Using Nucleus tokens in PlaceholderAPI

To use a Nucleus token in PlaceholderAPI enabled texts, simply prefix the Nucleus token name with nucleus_. So, this means that for {{displayname}} in Nucleus, you would use %nucleus_displayname% in PlaceholderAPI. You can also access other plugin tokens from Nucleus in the API, the form would be %nucleus_pl:pluginid:id%.

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I can’t seem to get any placeholders to work on the /info text files. They just become blank. The placeholders work on every other plugins so it’s not the placeholder’s issue. @dualspiral

And yes I’m using the correct format {%placeholder%}

Sponge version 2800
Nucleus latest 1.2.2
Gluon 1.0.3
PlaceholderAPI 4.4

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I wasn’t able to get them to work either. It always just shows a blank line. Were you able to get it fixed somehow?

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It was a PlaceholderAPI problem. Update to 4.5.1 (which is only on their Github - https://github.com/rojo8399/PlaceholderAPI/releases/tag/4.5.1)