# 0.1.3.2
## Major Changes
- Added secret addition that some servers may find useful.
## Minor Changes
- Added new currency type, experience-level, which uses experience levels instead of experience
itself.
- Added message that is sent when currencies are saved from menu.
- Added message that is sent when MyECO is closed, but currencies weren't saved.
- Added configuration to currencies that will determine if the currency is shown in balance
commands.
- Added new permissions to shared accounts; TRANSFER_OWNERSHIP and DELETE
- Added ability for messages from some money commands to be sent to players on different servers
through bungee/redis/velocity
- Added $pos placeholder for TopEntry message.
- Added configuration to enabled/disable GUI alternatives to the chat-based commands.
- Added <shortenj> and JPrefixes for japanese number formatting. Requested by okarradon from
discord.
- Added config Options.Sync to currencies. This allows you to control if a currency gets synced or not.
- Implemented Enderchest config for item currencies
- Various changes to icons for currency editor GUI
- Added PAPI support to messages.
## Internals
- Various improvements to the module system
- Added the ability to require a specific TNE version
- Made it so commands are actually loaded properly
- Made it so callbacks are actually loaded/registered properly
## Fixes
- Fixed issue with Folia build that got messed up when implementing Components
- Removed luck perms context class completely since it was unused.
- Fixed issue with bundles not removing item currencies properly
- Fixed issue with PotionData on 1.21 servers since spigot changed an API method from NotNull to
Nullable...
- Fixed issue with Banners on 1.21 servers, same as above.
- Fixed issue with callbacks not being called.
- Fixed issue with towny/factions accounts not being added.
- Fixed incorrect message being sent for Insufficient funds.
- Fixed critical error with item currencies
## Notes
- Bad API Design from Spigot/Paper: "changing an API method from NotNull to Nullable..."
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