Additions API

Finally 1.13 support has been added! This has been one of, if not the biggest, Minecraft Updates ever released. This update of the Additions API is mostly a compatibility update to be compatible with the new version of Spigot and to mimic the mechanics of the 1.13 release. There's also been a number of bug fixes, and hopefully some improvements to compatibility with PaperSpigot! Due to the amount of changes made in 1.13, I will now be maintaining two versions of the plugin: One for compatibility with versions between 1.9 and 1.12.2, and one for 1.13 and any future releases. This is done in order to make sure people who haven't updated yet can still keep getting new features and bug fixes. This shouldn't affect anything beyond compatibility. MAKE SURE TO DOWNLOAD THE VERSION OF THE API THAT MATCHES WITH YOUR MINECRAFT SERVER!

This is a major update and the first release on GitHub. Old releases can still be found on Spigot. This update changes the way the Resource Pack is handled by default. From now on, minepack.net will be used to host the Resource Pack which means that PORT FORWARDING IS NO LONGER REQUIRED! Furthermore, if you had issues with hosting the resource pack in the past, then these have most likely been resolved. IF YOU ARE ALREADY USING THE RESOURCE PACK OF THE ADDITIONS API THROUGH THE SERVER.PROPERTIES FILE, THEN PLEASE REMOVE IT FROM YOUR SERVER.PROPERTIES AND ENABLE THE RESOURCE PACK SEND OPTION IN THE ADDITIONS API CONFIG. If for whatever reason you would like to switch back to the old HTTP Server, you can do so by disabling minepack.net in the Additions API config. This new release also changes how the Resource Pack is regenerated. In the past, the resource pack only updated when the plugin version of any of the supported plugins changed. Now, however, the resource pack is combined every time on startup (asynchronously in order to not lag the server) and its md5 checksum is checked against the one that was previously used. If anything changed, then the new resource pack will be uploaded and used. I have also had to move the download to the GitHub servers as the plugin has seen a dramatic increase in size due to the inclusion of Selenium, the web browser interface that allows the resource pack uploading to function. However, this shouldn't affect the performance of the plugin. Any feedback is very much appreciated, as t

This is a minor update. If you are using the Additions API on any version of Spigot older than 1.12, then I strongly suggest you download this update. It fixes some of the texture and durability issues that were present in earlier versions of Minecraft.

This is a minor update. It adds a few new permissions for disabling the use of the resource pack (thanks @pinkpig for the suggestion!) and fixes a couple of bugs reported by users.

This is a minor update. It fixes many bugs that were reported over the past month as well as many performance improvements, especially for items like the Slime Bucket. The AddditionsAPIPostInitializationEvent has also been added which lets you know when the initialization finished so you can acquire the final durability of the Custom Items. Special thanks to @DrkMatr1984 for creating a pull request containing all the necessary code to make this work, his help has been extremely important. This is a relatively big update, as it changes a lot of the core components and could cause issues. If you encounter any problems. let me know immediately!

This is a minor update. It introduces a new option under every Custom Item in the config to change the Max Durability that they have by default.

This is a minor update. A new "/additions repair" command has been added that allows you to repair any item, regardless if it's a Custom Item or not. The permission node is additionsapi.repair. I have also added Metrics which will help me get a better understanding of who uses the plugin and in what kind of environment. It will help improve subsequent updates. Keep in mind that all the data is completely anonymous and no personal data will be sent! I have chosen bStats as the Metrics provider, due to their ease of use, features and the great number of plugins that are already using it.

This is a minor update. It adds an option in the config to change the default permission type. This way, the default permission type can be allow, so all Permissions are disabled by default and you must provide the allow permission type for the Custom Item.

This is a minor update. This update should fix the localhost bug, where players could not download the Resource Pack. If you update to this version and the Resource Pack stops working, please contact me! There have also been some fixes for the language file. Overall, it is recommended that you update.

This is a minor update. This update contains multiple bug fixes. It is recommended that you update for your server's safety.

This is a minor update, but I recommend that all users update. This fixes a bug with the Armor Durability class that was giving a Null Pointer Exception when using my Vanilla Additions plugin. Sorry for the immediate update!

Welcome to the first update of the Additions API. I think it's about time I mention how these updates will work. There will be two types of updates, major and minor. Major Updates: These updates will be of the form 1.1 or similar and will include new methods or drastic changes. Most likely, these will not break compatibility with Supported Plugins. Minor Updates: These updates will be of the form 1.0.1 or similar and will be small bug fixes or other changes. You can skip these updates unless you were affected by the bugs mentioned. These will certainly not break compatibility with Supported Plugins. This update is a minor update, as the version is 1.0.1. This update adds support for the Mending Enchantment when using Fake Durability and having the item be Unbreakable. Mending now acts exactly the same as in Vanilla Minecraft for all items with Fake Durability. By adding Mending, we have achieved complete replication of the Vanilla Durability System, apart from Carrots on a Stick, which are not used that much anyways. There exist no events that could accurately replicate Carrot on a Stick durability at the moment, so I have decided to not have it as a priority. We are also anticipating the release of Vanilla Additions, which is currently awaiting approval. I expect it to be ready before the end of the week. Thank you for updating!