RusherHack Plugin Collection

Warning

None of the plugins listed here have been verified or confirmed to be safe. Use at your own risk!

Important

The plugins in this repository are not affiliated with or endorsed by Rusher Development LLC.

Introduction

This repository is a curated collection of third-party plugins developed for the RusherHack Utility Mod. These plugins extend RusherHack's functionality by adding new features and tools to enhance your gameplay experience in Minecraft. As these are community-created plugins, they are not officially verified or supported by Rusher Development LLC.

Note

This collection is a community-driven effort to showcase plugins. Always review the source code of any plugin before using it to ensure it meets your security and functionality expectations.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Plugin Types
• Plugin Examples/Info
• Plugins List
• Themes List
• Plugin/Theme API
• Reporting Issues
• Contribute

Installation

Important

Plugins are currently only supported in developer mode. Enabling plugins without proper knowledge may cause instability or crashes.

Tip

In RusherHack v2.1 (upcoming), an in-game plugin manager and verified plugin repository will simplify plugin installation and management.

To enable plugins in RusherHack 2.0:

1. Add the JVM flag -Drusherhack.enablePlugins=true to your Minecraft JVM arguments.
2. Create the directory .minecraft/rusherhack/plugins/ in your Minecraft folder.

To install plugins:

1. Download the desired plugin(s) .jar files from their respective repositories.
2. Place the .jar files in the .minecraft/rusherhack/plugins/ directory.

Note

Plugins placed in the plugins folder will load automatically on game startup. Use the *reload command in-game to reload or load new plugins without restarting.

Plugin Types

Plugins

Regular plugins extend RusherHack’s functionality without modifying Minecraft's internal behavior. Key features:

• Can be reloaded in-game using *reload in chat or reload in the RusherHack console (~ key).
• Can be added or removed from the plugins folder while the game is running.

Core Plugins

Core plugins integrate deeply with RusherHack by modifying Minecraft’s internals using mixins. Key differences:

• Cannot be reloaded using *reload.
• Must be placed in the .minecraft/rusherhack/plugins/ folder before launching the game.

Plugin Examples/Info

Explore these resources to learn more about developing and using RusherHack plugins:

• Example Plugin: A basic example demonstrating the structure of a standard RusherHack plugin.
• Example Core Plugin: An example showcasing how to create core plugins with mixins.
• RusherGUI: A plugin demonstrating a custom theme for RusherHack’s UI.
• RusherHack API Javadocs: Official documentation for RusherHack’s API, detailing classes, methods, and usage.

Tip

Use the Example Plugin and Javadocs as starting points to create your own plugins or to understand how existing plugins function.

Top 6 Plugins

RusherHack Spotify Integration plugin Integrates Spotify music playback controls and status into the RusherHacks client.	Container Tweaks plugin Simple tweaks for quickly moving items in containers.
Nuker plugin Epic nuker for nuking terrain.	Shay's RusherTweaks plugin A collection of small tweaks and improvements for the RusherHacks client.
Vanilla Elytra Flight plugin Highly customizable rusher hack elytra flight plugin.	RusherHack Instance Info plugin Provides detailed information about the current instance.

Plugins List

Discover community-created plugins to enhance RusherHack’s functionality.

Full list: Plugins

Themes List

Themes customize RusherHack’s appearance, including colors, fonts, and UI elements.

Full list: Themes

Plugin/Theme API

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A public JSON API is available via GitHub Pages:

https://rusherdevelopment.github.io/rusherhack-plugins/api/v1/

It is read-only, auto-updated on main, and sourced from
plugins-and-themes.json.

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Core dataset

• index.json – full dataset (plugins + themes)
• plugins.json – plugins only
• themes.json – themes only

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Metadata & helpers

• stats.json – aggregate counts by type, version, creator
• versions.json – supported Minecraft versions (canonical list)
• creators.json – all creators with item counts
• meta.json – generation timestamp + counts + version info
• manifest.json – file sizes + SHA256 hashes
• search-index.json – compact index for client-side search

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Activity (new / recently updated)

These use the added_at / updated_at fields in the dataset:

• new.json
  All plugins and themes sorted by most recently added (newest added_at first).

• recent.json
  All plugins and themes sorted by most recently updated (newest updated_at / added_at first).

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Per-item & buckets

• /items/{owner}/{repo}.json – per-item info
  Example:
  items/kybe236/rusher-silent-close.json

• /by-version/{mc_version}.json – filter by MC version
  Example:
  by-version/1.21.4.json

• /by-creator/{creator}.json – filter by creator slug
  Example:
  by-creator/tillay.json

See API.md for full reference and usage examples.

Reporting Issues

If you encounter issues with a specific plugin, contact the plugin’s creator or open an issue in their repository.

For issues with this repository (e.g., incorrect plugin details, broken links, or formatting errors), use the Plugin Information Issue tracker.

Note

Clearly describe the issue and include relevant details (e.g., plugin version or error logs) to help resolve problems faster.

Contribute

Have a RusherHack plugin/theme to share? Submit a pull request to add it to this collection! See the Contributing Guide for detailed instructions.

Tip

Before submitting a plugin, ensure it includes clear documentation and a link to its source code to help users evaluate its safety and functionality.