MineMe

1. Download WorldEdit (If you haven't already)
2. Download MineMe
3. If you wish to use any other extra feature (Holograms/MVdW), download their respective .jar file
4. Make sure you have Java 1.8 installed, if you don't, install it. No, you can't use java 1.7 or 1.6.
5. Place the WorldEdit.jar and MineMe.jar (and any other dependency jar) you've downloaded into your plugins folder.
6. Start your server, the plugin will generate the config files.
7. ???
8. Profit.

----- Global tags (Always replaced) -----

• %prefix% - Replaced by messagePrefix (The one right below)
• %separator% - Replaced by messageSeparator
• %header% - Replaced by pluginHeader

----- Mines tags (Will only be replaced on Mine messages) -----

• %mine% - Replaced by the mine -> NAME <-
• %alias% - Replaced by the mine -> ALIAS <-
• %totalresets% = Replaced by the total number of times the mine was reseted
• %totalminedblocks% = Replaced by the total number of mined blocks since its creation
• %totalminedblocks% = Replaced by the total number of mined blocks since its creation
  
• %volume% - Replaced by the mine's volume
• %resettime% - The time remaining till next reset
• %minedblocks% - Replaced by the number of mined blocks
• %minedblockspercent% - Replaced by the percentage of mined blocks
• %avgspeed% - The broken blocks of each second
• %totalpercentage% - The total percentage of all the material
  
• %totalmaterials% - The total number of material
  
• %remainingblocks% - Replaced by the number of remaining blocks
• %remainingblockspercent% - Replaced by the percentage of remaining blocks

----- Hologram tags (Will only be replaced on Hologram messages) -----

• %icon% - Replaced by the icon of the mine (which is given in the config)

Ok, so now that you've installed the plugin, now you need to start your server for it to generate the necessary files!
The plugin config has:

• config.yml
• messages.yml
• mines folder

First we need to enable our mine! So open the mines folder and open the examplemine.yml.

enabled: false #<<< Change this
   enabled: true #<<< To this
   #This basically tells the plugin "Hey, load this!"
   #This is initially set to false because the examplemine is set from
   #0,64,0 to 20,84,10 and there could be something built, so I've set it
   #false by default to prevent MineMe from destroy your builds (Based on a true story, you will be missed Cydonia </3)

Now, the first thing we need to do is enabled the mine, so simply search for "enabled" in the config, set it to true, go into minecraft and type: /mineme reload
This basically says to the plugin: "Hey! I've changed a few things back here! Load the configs again!", and the changes you've made will be updated :)
I recommend you to always change settings directly into the config and type /mineme (or mm or mrl or mine (< Any of these will work)) reload, because it's faster and more productive, but if you want to use /mineme edit (mine) (params) hey, be my guest :D

To use holograms, you need to have a hologram plugin installed in your server. For now, the only compatible hologram plugin is HolographicDisplays, but if you use any other plugin and would like me to add it too, just leave a suggestion below :D
To enable HolographicDisplays in MineMe you need to change 2 lines in config.yml.

holograms:
   enableHolograms: false #<<< Change this
   enableHolograms: true #<<< To this

   useHolographicDisplaysAPI: false #<<< And this
   useHolographicDisplaysAPI: true #<<< To this
   #useHolographicDisplaysAPI might already be set to true, in this case, you don't need to do anything :)

Type /mineme reload in the game and if:

1. An compatible hologram plugin is installed
2. You have enabled useHolograms in config.yml
3. You have enabled the compatible hologram plugin API in config.yml

Holograms should appear, :D easy peasy
Each mine has it own way of showing holograms:

• Cuboid and Circular mines will have one hologram on each side and one on top
• Polygonal holograms will have one hologram on each point

There are 2 ways the hologram can find the text to display, and those are:

1. Default hologram text
2. Custom hologram text

Default hologram text is a list of Strings(Text) found in config.yml

defaultHologramText:
    - '%header%'
    - '%alias%'
    - '$2Mined: $1%minedblocks%$4/$1%volume% $2blocks'
    - '$1%remainingblockspercent%$2% remaining'
    - '&7Stone $2percentage:$1 %composition:STONE%'
    - '&2Emerald $2percentage$1 %composition:EMERALD_ORE%'
    - '&6Gold $2percentage$1 %composition:GOLD_ORE%'
    - '$2Time until next reset: $1%resettime%'
    - '&e&lBanana for scale!'
    - '%header%'

This will be used when either: forceDefaultHologramOnAllMines is set to true in config.yml (Will force all the mines to use the default hologram text), ooooor, useCustomHologramText is set to false in the mine config file (Will only affect the mine itself).
If you want to set a custom hologram text for a particular mine, you need to do this:

• Set useCustomHologramText to true in the mine's config file
• Set hologramsText to how you'd like the hologram to look like

So your mine config file should look like this:

#If this mine will use the hologramsText below
#False will use the default text in config.yml
useCustomHologramText: true
#This will only be used in case HolographicDisplays is available and enabled
#in config.yml and useCustomHologramText is enabled AAAAND forceDefaultHologramOnAllMines isn't enabled in config.yml :D
hologramsText:
   - '%alias%'
   - '$1Mined: $2%minedblocks% $1blocks'
   - '$2%remainingblockspercent%$1% remaining'
   - '$3This is a custom hologram text! :D'

Aaaand congratulations! You've successfully installed holograms into your mines! Now go make that P4 :)