Hey everyone, I'm sure you noticed I went on hiatus, I been busy in real life and I've had serious computer problems with no income to fix it. Let's not go into too many details though, I'm back for a brief time and I decided to ensure my plugins will be easily accessed and back up for download. I plan on doing this by open sourcing all of my plugins(details still be worked out) and hosting them all on my Gitlab, with a website to make it easy for newbies and a repo for those who want to contribute.
I am in the middle of rebranding all of my plugins, they will no longer be named LTN Games plugins but "FeniX Engine", this is to move away from the solo plugin environment to a community-based environment. I won't have much time to work on the plugins on a day to day basis which is why a community based/open source options seems like the best bet. I know I have some pretty good plugins and with the features/bug fixes I was working on before hiatus, I would hate to let these plugins disappear into the abyss.
So for the last week, I have been rebranding all my plugins, tidying up parameters, restructuring the repo and ensuring major bugs are fixed. Along with a website, my hands have been tied up and I still have lots of work to do before the first release of the rebranded plugins.
What can you expect?
You will be able to download all of my plugins and be a part of the community by submitting issues and contributing to the code or documentation.
What plugins are available?
At this time (November 17th 2017) no plugins are "Officially" ready for download and use in your projects but as a developer/tester feel free to test them out and submit merge requests

Window Pop v2.0 will no longer be supported and will be replaced with Window Pop 3.0(In the future)
QuestBoard will be available in the repo as soon as the rebranding is complete. The new Quests.js which is a Quest Journal add-on to create quests using the RPG Maker MV plugin manager will be available as well.
Where is FeniX hosted?
Gitlab, yes I said that right, Gitlab. Why not Github? Because I said so and I'd rather Gitlab over Github, shoot me I'm different, plus it's 100% free, with a ton of space.
Where do I ask for support or report a bug?
All bugs and support
MUST be in the repo, I will not help you unless it's in the repo. I will create an option to submit a bug report via the website for those who don't understand Gi tRepositoriess.
Just show me already.
https://fenixenginemv.gitlab.io/
Current Dev Branch:
https://gitlab.com/FeniXEngineMV/plugins/tree/fenix-rebrand-dev
Bug reports:
https://gitlab.com/FeniXEngineMV/plugins/issues
If you have any questions feel free to ask.