MC-Version `1.19.x-1.21.x`
This update introduces new configuration options and a complete overhaul of the plugin configuration files. If you’re updating the plugin, it’s recommended to back up your existing config files, delete them, and allow the server to generate the new ones.
Changes:
- Enhanced readability through a complete rewrite of the plugin (@KartoffelChipss, @abb3v)
- Refactored the code to eliminate memory leaks (@KartoffelChipss , @abb3v)
- Config files have been split up into multiple to provide a better overview (@KartoffelChipss)
- Resolved issues with the `dropHearts` option (@KartoffelChipss)
- Custom heart items now support `minHearts` and `maxHearts` parameters (@KartoffelChipss)
- Added an option to modify the default heart item (@KartoffelChipss)
- Introduced a custom item type `none` for items like heart fragments (@KartoffelChipss)
- Added an API and Maven repository for integration with other plugins in LifeStealZ (@KartoffelChipss)
- Updated the README to include new configuration files (@KartoffelChipss)
- Added documentation to the main repository (@KartoffelChipss)
- Renamed `respawnHearts` to `reviveHearts` to prevent confusion (@KartoffelChipss)
- Added Geyser support (@MaCCrafter)
- Fixed premium UUIDs on offline mode server (@abb3v)
- Added dutch translation (@XtraDavido)
- Fixed a bug, where you could not revive offline players using the revive command (@KartoffelChipss)
- Added Discord webhook support (@KartoffelChipss)
- Added an option to change the amount of hearts a player loses when dying. (@KartoffelChipss)
- Fixed a bug where you would receive a "world not whitelisted" message when interacting with any item in a non-whitelisted world. (@KartoffelChipss)
- Fixed an issue where players would not receive a heart item if their inventory was full. (@KartoffelChipss)
- Fixed a bug related to the `geyser_players` file. (@MaCCrafter)
- Separated the option to drop hearts on natural death or player-kill death. (@zenithexe)
- Fixed a bug where duped items could be used from a GUI. (@KartoffelChipss)
Developer information
Projects on Modrinth are automatically available through a Maven repository for use with JVM build tools such as Gradle.
maven { name = "Modrinth"; url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven" }