ItemProgressions

ItemProgressions ================= A Minecraft Bukkit/Paper plugin to "lock" items and dimensions until a condition is met (realtime, per-player playtime, global/server playtime). While locked, the plugin blocks using/placing/crafting/consuming and can also block entering dimensions. Locked items get a lock lore line; advancements can show progress. # Features - Lock items and dimensions until realtime, per-player playtime, or global/server playtime criteria are met. - Block use/place/craft/consume of locked items; optionally allow breaking locked blocks via config. - Block entering locked dimensions (same logic as items). - Optional advancement tab with rule + per-item advancements; multiple layout modes (none, columns, square, auto) with dummy nodes for visibility. - Configurable icons/names/description templates for advancements; ability to disable advancement creation entirely. # How to use 1. Download the jar file and place it in your `plugins/` folder. 2. Restart the Server. 3. Edit `config.yml` (common keys): - `locks`: list of rules; each has `items` and `unlock` (type=`realtime|perPlayer|global`; use `at` for timestamps or `seconds` for playtime). Optional per-rule `icon` and `name` apply to the rule advancement. - `allowBreaking`: true lets players break locked blocks. - `disableAdvancementCreation`: true skips creating any custom advancements. - `advancementGridMode`: layout for per-item advancements (`none`, `columns`, `square`, `auto`). - `itemAdvancements.defaults`: description templates and default icon. Placeholders: `%name%`, `%time%`, `%playtime%`, `%servertime%`. # Config keys (detailed) - `allowBreaking`: when true, players may break locked blocks; other lock checks still apply. - `disableAdvancementCreation`: when true, the plugin does not register custom advancements. - `advancementGridMode`: layout for per-item advancements; choose `none` (all under rule), `columns` (fixed-width columns), `square` (square-ish grid with dummies), or `auto` (best-fit grid with dummies per row for visibility). - `itemAdvancements.tab`: custom tab info; set `key`, `title`, `description`, `icon`, and `background`. - `itemAdvancements.defaults`: description templates and a fallback icon; placeholders: `%name%`, `%time%`, `%playtime%`, `%servertime%`. - `locks`: list of lock rules: - `items`: material names/patterns (e.g., `"DIAMOND_*"`). Only item materials are used for per-item advancements; block-only materials are skipped. - `unlock.type`: `realtime`, `perPlayer`, or `global`. - `unlock.at`: ISO-8601 timestamp for `realtime` locks. - `unlock.seconds`: duration in seconds for `perPlayer` or `global` locks. - `unlock.icon`: optional rule-advancement icon (namespaced item id). If empty, defaults to a matched item. - `unlock.name`: optional rule-advancement title. If empty, the item’s translated name is used. # Examples Minimal config with a realtime lock and a per-player lock: ```yaml allowBreaking: false disableAdvancementCreation: false advancementGridMode: auto itemAdvancements: tab: key: "itemprogressions:locked_items" title: "Locked Items" description: "Items managed by ItemProgressions" icon: "minecraft:barrier" background: "minecraft:textures/gui/advancement/backgrounds/adventure.png" defaults: realtimeDescription: "%name% can be used at %time%" perPlayerDescription: "%name% can be used after %playtime%" globalDescription: "%name% can be used after %servertime%" icon: "minecraft:barrier" dimensionLocks: - dimension: NETHER unlock: type: realtime at: "2026-01-01T15:00:00+01:00" name: "The Nether" icon: "minecraft:netherrack" description: "The Nether unlocks on January 1st, 2026" - dimension: THE_END unlock: type: realtime at: "2027-01-01T00:00:00+01:00" name: "The End" icon: "minecraft:end_stone" description: "The End unlocks on January 1st, 2027" locks: - items: unlock: type: perPlayer seconds: 3600 icon: "minecraft:diamond" name: "Diamond Gear" - items: unlock: type: realtime at: "2026-01-01T00:00:00Z" icon: "minecraft:netherite_ingot" name: "Netherite Items" ``` # Permissions - `itemprogressions.bypass.<item_name>`: allows bypassing locks for a specific item (e.g., `itemprogressions.bypass.DIAMOND_SWORD`). - `itemprogressions.bypass.*`: allows bypassing all locks.