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The Guides, and When to Read Them Instead
Twelve long step-by-step guides live at /resources — free to read, no account needed.
Two kinds of writing, and they answer different questions
This wiki is a manual: it tells you what a screen does, what a number means, and what a button will cost you. You come to it with a question about VyroAI.
The Guides are the other thing — long, walked-through articles that start from "I want a plugin that does X" and end with a working file. You come to them with a question about the job.
They live at vyroai.vip/resources and there are twelve of them. They are free to read, need no account, and you can send anyone the link.
You do not have to remember that address: every public page, the home page included, carries a Guides link in the header. That is the same hub.
What is there
The hub sorts them into five shelves — Getting started, Comparisons, Ideas & prompts, Discord bots, and Datapacks & Skript — with a filter along the top and one guide promoted above the grid.
A few of them:
- Minecraft Plugin Maker: build a custom plugin from one sentence — the whole run, start to .jar
- How to make your plugin support Folia — for a Paper plugin that has to run on Folia too
- How much does it cost to host a Discord bot? — the free options and their catches, and our own plans
- 30 Minecraft SMP plugin ideas (with prompts) — every idea written as a description you can paste straight into the generator
- No-code Minecraft plugin builder: how VyroAI.vip works — platforms, prices, refunds and a ten-minute first build
Each one shows how long it takes to read before you start.
The generator pages
The same hub carries a strip called Or skip the reading, pointing at the pages that are just the generator with nothing else on them. There are three:
- /minecraft-plugin-generator — describe it, get a compiled
.jar - /minecraft-mod-generator — Fabric and Forge mods, still rough in places and it says so
- /minecraft-skript-generator — describe the rule, get a
.skfile, reload
A fourth page of the same kind, /discord-bot-generator — describe the bot, get working discord.js — is not in that strip; the plugin generator page links to it.
These are the pages most people arrive on from a search engine. If you landed on one of those and are now wondering where everything else is, this wiki is the rest of it.
The guides are written for someone who has not signed up yet, so they repeat things you already know if you are reading this. When you want the exact rule rather than the walkthrough, come back here.
Where to next
- Next in Support & Legal: Why Did It Fail?
- In a hurry: Quick Start — The two-minute version, if you would rather not read.
- Straight to the screen: Plugin Generator — The screen most of the guides walk you through.
- Still stuck after reading: Getting Help — When the guide does not cover what went wrong.
5 of 15 in Support & Legal · Last checked 17 September 2026 · Previous: Asking the Community for Help