Blockchain game technology company, Enjin has announced that their plugin “EnjinCraft” is now available on popular video game, Minecraft.
The announcement by Enjin states that the blockchain plugin will allow players to integrate, trade, and use blockchain gaming items through the servers.
As a company, we've evolved in tandem with @Minecraft, and we're proud to take the next step in this parallel evolution. EnjinCraft, our blockchain #Minecraft plugin, is live! Now, you can integrate, use, and trade blockchain game items in your server: https://t.co/LAITY7UyaO pic.twitter.com/MVLdGtihrG — Enjin (@enjin) May 27, 2020
The company aims to ease tokenizing Minecraft items while incorporating them within the players’ servers through blockchain technology.
The plugin is based in Java, with functionalities like the integration of the tool on external games, servers, and websites.
EnjinCraft’s plugin also includes the possibility of integrating blockchain-based Minecraft assets while attaching an existing blockchain asset identity to the in-game items via console commands.
It gives players the ability to link their blockchain wallet to their servers.
The plugin shows players their real-time Enjin Coin and Ethereum balance while providing special items and permissions to players based on the blockchain assets they own.
Enjin also highlights the possibility to initiate Ethereum transactions that can send blockchain assets to players via console commands.
Moreover, it will allow users to re-develop the open-source code to suit developers’ specifications and needs.
We've also released the new Enjin SDK for @java! ☕️ This open-source SDK forms the backbone of EnjinCraft and will enable the massive global community of #Java developers to conveniently integrate blockchain into their games, apps, servers, and more.https://t.co/FPD1795bsY pic.twitter.com/2sOcZmWrUe — Enjin (@enjin) May 27, 2020
To use the plugin, server owners would need to be running Java 8 or higher and must have created a project on the Enjin platform, and own the Spigot 1.13 plugin version and above.
Tokens integrated using EnjinCraft must also be fungible.
The plugin is available in the following languages:
English
Danish
Filipino
German
Japanese
Korean
Portuguese
Romanian
Serbian
Spanish
Enjin continues to strengthen its presence in the gaming industry this year.
Source: Cointelegraph | Image: Unsplash
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