This guide will teach you how to get started developing civ server plugins. In order for you to follow this guide, you must already know how to code in Java. If you don't know Java, you should learn it before attempting to develop plugins in Java.
You will need Java, the Java build tool Maven, the version control tool Git, and a text editor you know how to use.
You should install these things using your package manager (sudo apt-get install for Ubuntu) or download and install them in Windows.
MemeMana is the essence plugin, which is new in the 1.12 update.
Mana is a virtual resource you get for playing on the server. If you log in multiple days in a row, you get a login streak, meaning you get more Mana each day. If you stop logging in, your streak will go down over time. This means that logging in each day will give you the most Mana, but if you miss a day, it's not that big of a deal.
Below are the biggest changes in this update:
ExilePearl is replacing PrisonPearl, but you can upgrade Exile pearls to Prison pearls.
This means that when you kill a player with an ender pearl in your hotbar, they will be trapped in an Exile pearl. Exiled players aren't allowed within a large radius around the Exile pearl, or inside the bastions of groups that have disallowed them entry.
Exile Pearls are replacing Prison Pearls as the default Pearl type. You can upgrade Exile Pearls to Prison Pearls at a certain Meme Mana cost.
Exiled players aren't allowed within a large radius around the Exile Pearl and inside hostile Bastion fields. They also have some global restrictions outside of these areas. Additionally, killing an Exiled Player will reveal their Pearl's location.
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If you don't have power point, or if you want to be able to browse the embedded audio more easily, you can use this method:
presentation.pptx -> presentation.zip.m4a format in presentation.zip/ppt/media/I recommend VLC Media Player with [ and ] keys to change speed among other shortcuts.
I hope you find this usefully improves your listening experience!
Edit: Some people are having trouble changing the file extension because it is hidden. You may need to check File extension names under the View tab in file explorer (Windows) or follow this tutorial (OSX).