Bundled plugins
These plugins are included in the build’s catalog. Install and enable them from Fluxer Settings → FluxPlugs → Plugins. They are initially disabled.
Example Plugin
Section titled “Example Plugin”Demonstrates panels, settings, storage, and named patch hooks. It is useful for learning and verifying a working setup. Developers can use its source as a small SDK example.
Self Embeds
Section titled “Self Embeds”Adds Create Embed and Test Embed to Fluxer’s attachment menu. The composer supports titles, descriptions, links, colors, author and footer details, images, timestamps, and up to 25 fields.
Sending creates a real message in the channel currently open in Fluxer. Check the channel before submitting. Message sending is subject to Fluxer’s normal permissions and validation.
Outlines
Section titled “Outlines”Highlights interface element borders and provides a configurable keyboard toggle. Use its settings to adjust the feature, then disable it to remove its interface effects.
NekoSkins
Section titled “NekoSkins”Changes the sprite sheet used by Fluxer’s existing Neko cat. Enable the cat in Fluxer first, then set Custom Neko sprite URL in the plugin’s settings.
Use a public HTTPS PNG sprite sheet accepted by the image service. Clear the URL or disable the plugin to restore the default skin. NekoSkins requests settings, UI, image, and styling permissions.
Virus Check
Section titled “Virus Check”Adds FluxPlugs → Virus check to posted file-card context menus. After a disclosure, it opens a VirusTotal URL lookup in your default browser.
The full attachment URL is shared with that website and may contain access parameters. The plugin does not download or upload the file, and opening a report does not guarantee a scan or a safety verdict. Inline media and unsent uploads are unsupported.
See developer examples for source links and implementation lessons.