Az_Streamer — Simplify Your Server Management

Fewer complicated commands. More time to enjoy Minecraft.
Az_Streamer is a free plugin, designed especially for streamers, content creators, and Minecraft server administrators.
Its goal is simple: make everyday server management easier with short, intuitive, and easy-to-remember commands.
Need to start a thunderstorm during an event? Quickly switch from day to night? Organize a random player giveaway?
With Az_Streamer, you can do all of this without using long commands.
Main Features
Weather Control
Change your world's weather conditions using simple commands:
/lluvia— Starts the rain./tormenta— Starts a thunderstorm./despejado— Clears the weather.
You can also specify the duration in minutes.
Time Control
Quickly change the time of day in your world:
/dia— Sets the time to daytime./noche— Sets the time to nighttime./amanecer— Sets the time to sunrise./atardecer— Sets the time to sunset.
Event Tools
Organize activities with your community:
/sorteo— Randomly selects an online player./cuenta— Starts a server-wide countdown.
Communication
Keep your players informed:
/coords— Shares your coordinates./anuncio— Sends highlighted announcements to the server.
Why Choose Az_Streamer?
- 11 easy-to-use commands.
- Designed for streamers and server administrators.
- Individual permissions to control access.
- Server-side installation.
- Free to use, even on monetized servers.
- Documentation and support in Spanish.
Compatibility
Version: 1.0.0
- Minecraft: 26.3
- Platform: Paper
- Java: 25
The compatibility information above reflects the development and testing environment for this release.
Documentation and Support
Visit our official Wiki for commands, permissions, and installation instructions.
Found a bug or have a suggestion? You can report it on GitHub.
By AZ Servers.
Practical tools for the Latin American Minecraft community.
© 2026 AZ Servers. All rights reserved.
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Az_Streamer 1.0.0 1.0.0 |
26.3
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paper
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