ItemBanner

ItemBanner

This plugin allows you to set hard limits on the amount of certain item materials within your inventory, useful for when a specific kit needs to be enforced or if items just need to be banned. Since other solutions have easy ways to be bypassed & exploited, and are also not open source, out of frustration I decided to make this plugin.

If you have any questions, feature requests, or issues, please don't hesitate to contact me through my support Discord: https://discord.gg/j8xgCJQfGN

There's two options in the config:
The debug option is unused at the moment in the code and is awaiting future implementation for when, and if, issues arise. The action-on-excess option simply allows you to specify whether excess banned items should be dropped onto the ground (default behavior) or if they should be outright removed. Drop works best, is most natural, and is the option tested most thoroughly.

Permission Nodes:

• itembanner.admin
• itembanner.command
• itembanner.command.add
• itembanner.command.bypass
• itembanner.command.check
• itembanner.command.list
• itembanner.command.modify
• itembanner.command.reload
• itembanner.command.remove

Core Command: /itembanner (alias /ib)

Subcommands:

• /ib add <material> <quantity> - Adds the specified material with the specified max quantity. Set to 0 for the material to be completely banned.
• /ib bypass - Toggleable item restriction bypass.
• /ib check <material> - Checks to see if the specified material is on the banned item list, and if so, what the maximum quantity is.
• /ib list - Lists current banned items.
• /ib modify <material> <quantity> - Modifies an existing quantity entry in the banned item list, for when you need to increase or decrease the allowed maximum amount of a certain material.
• /ib reload - Reloads plugin files.
• /ib remove <material> - Removes the specified material from the banned item list.

> Please do not make feature requests or report issues via the reviews section or the Spigot thread page. Join my support Discord above so that we can have a proper, constructive discussion.