AntiEnchants - Keep your SMP balanced!

The suggestion update. Everything asked for in the reviews is here — level caps, an item whitelist, compensation and per-rank bypasses — plus a few things that made sense to build alongside them. Don't ban it — control it Until now AntiEnchants had one answer for everything: delete it. Now you choose how hard to hit: · Level caps — put sharpness: 3 in level-caps and every Sharpness IV/V on the server quietly becomes Sharpness III. Applies everywhere the purge does. · Item whitelist — exempt-items: [ "_SWORD", "_AXE", "BOW" ] and the plugin keeps its hands off weapons entirely. Wildcards supported. · Per-world rules — ban fortune in the resource world only, cap efficiency in the mining world only. Each world merges its own extras on top of the global rules. · Permission bypasses — antienchants.bypass.mending for that donor rank or quest reward, antienchants.bypass.* for staff. Every node defaults to FALSE, so your ops don't skip the rules without you knowing. Fewer "where did my enchant go?" tickets · Players get told — configurable messages when their items are stripped, capped or compensated. Leave them empty for the old silent behaviour. · Compensation (off by default) — stripped a banned enchant off someone's rare find? Hand them XP bottles, emeralds, whatever you configure, globally or per enchantment. · Audit log (off by default) — every strip lands in strips.log with when, who, where and what. The next "your plugin stole my sword" claim takes ten seconds to settle. · Blocked at the source — the enchanting table, anvil and grindstone now show clean results BEFORE the player pays, instead of charging first and purging afterwards. · No more dead books — an enchanted book that loses everything turns into a plain book instead of a useless empty one. Admin tools · /ae list — what's banned and capped right now. · /ae check — point it at the item in your hand. · /ae add, /ae remove, /ae cap <key> <level|off> — edit the rules in-game; everything is written back to config.yml. Housekeeping · Your config updates itself on startup: new options appear with their comments, your edited values stay untouched. The 1.0.0 upgrade path is covered by automated tests. · Villager trade blocking now also catches over-cap results, not just banned ones. · bStats added (anonymous; opt-out in plugins/bStats/config.yml). No breaking changes: drop the jar in and your old config keeps working.

AntiEnchants 1.0.0 Full rewrite of AntiMending. Now a general-purpose enchantment blocker. Changed · No longer mending-only - configurable blocklist of any enchantment (vanilla or plugin). · Everything is config-gated; nothing hardcoded. · Cleaner internals: removed silent failure on registry lookup, fixed metadata. Added · ban-all-curses toggle. · Loot and mob-drop stripping (new vectors). · Villager trade control: block book trades and/or banned-enchant results. · Per-world exclusions (disabled-worlds). · /antienchants reload for hot config reloads.

Release Notes (v1.2.0)​ · Bumped Version to 1.2: Major code refactor for maximum stability. · Anvil Stability: Removed redundant anvil event handlers that were causing "stuck item" issues. The new universal cleaner handles anvil results much more reliably.

What's new: Bug Fixes & Improvements: · Fixed a major item duplication glitch (Creative Mode): Resolved an issue where moving Mending items in the inventory or using Creative mode could cause items to duplicate due to client-server desync. Optimized Inventory Handling: Changed the item-cleaning logic. The plugin now waits 1 tick after inventory clicks to process the items, making it 100% stable and fully compatible with Bukkit's internal inventory mechanics. Cursor Ghost-Item Fix: Fixed an edge case where players could hold a "ghost" Mending item in their cursor after interacting with chests or their own inventory