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Jugg is a Juggernaut tracking mod/plugin for Minecraft servers. It lets server admins assign one or more players as Juggernauts, automatically ping their locations every 5 minutes, show what dimension they are in, make assigned players glow, and remove them from tracking when they die.

## Fabric Version

The Fabric version is a server-side mod. Players do not need to install it on their own clients.

To install it, use a Fabric server for Minecraft 1. 21. 11. Put Fabric API `0. 141. 4+1. 21. 11` into the server’s `mods` folder, then put `Jugg-Fabric.jar` into the same `mods` folder. Restart the server after adding both files.

Once the server is running, operators can type `/jugg` to open the clickable admin panel in chat. From there, you can assign online players, unassign active Juggernauts, revive dead Juggernauts, send a manual ping, and change settings. You can also use direct commands such as `/jugg assign `, `/jugg unassign `, `/jugg revive `, `/jugg ping`, `/jugg status`, and `/jugg reload`.

The Fabric version saves its settings and assigned players in `config/jugg.json`. Only server operators can use the admin commands.

## Paper Version

The Paper version is a server plugin. It is meant for Paper servers, not Fabric servers.

To install it, use a Paper server for Minecraft 1. 21. 11. Put the Paper plugin `.jar` file into the server’s `plugins` folder, then restart the server. After the restart, the plugin will create its config file automatically.

Operators or players with the `jugg.admin` permission can run `/jugg` or `/juggernaut` to open the inventory GUI. The GUI lets you assign players, manage active and dead Juggernauts, manually ping locations, and change settings. You can also use `/jugg assign `, `/jugg unassign `, `/jugg status`, and `/jugg reload`.

The Paper version uses the permission `jugg.admin` for management. If broadcast-to-all is disabled, players with `jugg.see` can still receive Juggernaut pings.

## Gameplay Features

Assigned Juggernauts glow so everyone can see them. If your server uses scoreboard teams with colors, the glow outline follows the player’s team color.

Every 5 minutes, the server sends a Juggernaut location ping. The ping includes the player’s coordinates and dimension. The dimension labels are color coded: `END` is yellow, `OVR` is green for the Overworld, and `NET` is dark red for the Nether.

When a Juggernaut dies, they are marked as dead, removed from future pings, and announced with a title. Their equipped armor is destroyed when they die. Admins can later revive or reassign players through the controls.

This is useful for events, manhunts, boss-player modes, minigames, survival challenges, and any server where admins need an easy way to track special players.