World Height Limit

1.2.1 — night skipping is back

sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing default_clock; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

1.2.1 — night skipping is back

sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing default_clock; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

1.2.1 — night skipping is back

sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing default_clock; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

1.2.1 — night skipping is back

sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing default_clock; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

1.2.1 — night skipping is back

sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing default_clock; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

1.2.1 — night skipping is back

sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing default_clock; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

World Height Limit 1.2.0

Expanded server support

World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft 1.17 through 26.3. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft 1.20.5–1.20.6 has its own build to handle the changes in those versions.

Server statistics

Added bStats integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in plugins/bStats/config.yml.

Before you build higher

On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

World Height Limit 1.2.0

Expanded server support

World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft 1.17 through 26.3. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft 1.20.5–1.20.6 has its own build to handle the changes in those versions.

Server statistics

Added bStats integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in plugins/bStats/config.yml.

Before you build higher

On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

World Height Limit 1.2.0

Expanded server support

World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft 1.17 through 26.3. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft 1.20.5–1.20.6 has its own build to handle the changes in those versions.

Server statistics

Added bStats integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in plugins/bStats/config.yml.

Before you build higher

On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

World Height Limit 1.2.0

Expanded server support

World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft 1.17 through 26.3. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft 1.20.5–1.20.6 has its own build to handle the changes in those versions.

Server statistics

Added bStats integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in plugins/bStats/config.yml.

Before you build higher

On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

World Height Limit 1.2.0

Expanded server support

World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft 1.17 through 26.3. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft 1.20.5–1.20.6 has its own build to handle the changes in those versions.

Server statistics

Added bStats integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in plugins/bStats/config.yml.

Before you build higher

On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

World Height Limit 1.2.0

Expanded server support

World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft 1.17 through 26.3. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft 1.20.5–1.20.6 has its own build to handle the changes in those versions.

Server statistics

Added bStats integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in plugins/bStats/config.yml.

Before you build higher

On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

WorldHeightLimit v1.1.0

Compatibility

- Added Bukkit and Spigot support. - Added Folia support across the supported version range. - Paper and Purpur remain supported. - Release files are now split into clear platform groups: - Paper / Purpur / Folia - Spigot / Bukkit

Commands

- Added /worldheightlimit debug. - Added /worldheightlimit worlds. - The same commands also work through the legacy /highbuildlimit alias. - /worldheightlimit is now the primary command.

Diagnostics

- /debug shows server, plugin, world, height, datapack, dimension, and restriction information. - /worlds lists all loaded worlds with their active height ranges. - Status output now includes the generated technical world height.

Packaging

- JAR files now use platform/version-specific names for easier publishing and downloading. - Internal class/package names now match the WorldHeightLimit branding.

Compatibility Notes

- Existing highbuildlimit.* permission nodes are unchanged. - Existing /highbuildlimit commands still work as aliases. - Existing configs remain compatible.

WorldHeightLimit v1.1.0

Compatibility

- Added Bukkit and Spigot support. - Added Folia support across the supported version range. - Paper and Purpur remain supported. - Release files are now split into clear platform groups: - Paper / Purpur / Folia - Spigot / Bukkit

Commands

- Added /worldheightlimit debug. - Added /worldheightlimit worlds. - The same commands also work through the legacy /highbuildlimit alias. - /worldheightlimit is now the primary command.

Diagnostics

- /debug shows server, plugin, world, height, datapack, dimension, and restriction information. - /worlds lists all loaded worlds with their active height ranges. - Status output now includes the generated technical world height.

Packaging

- JAR files now use platform/version-specific names for easier publishing and downloading. - Internal class/package names now match the WorldHeightLimit branding.

Compatibility Notes

- Existing highbuildlimit.* permission nodes are unchanged. - Existing /highbuildlimit commands still work as aliases. - Existing configs remain compatible.

WorldHeightLimit v1.1.0

Compatibility

- Added Bukkit and Spigot support. - Added Folia support across the supported version range. - Paper and Purpur remain supported. - Release files are now split into clear platform groups: - Paper / Purpur / Folia - Spigot / Bukkit

Commands

- Added /worldheightlimit debug. - Added /worldheightlimit worlds. - The same commands also work through the legacy /highbuildlimit alias. - /worldheightlimit is now the primary command.

Diagnostics

- /debug shows server, plugin, world, height, datapack, dimension, and restriction information. - /worlds lists all loaded worlds with their active height ranges. - Status output now includes the generated technical world height.

Packaging

- JAR files now use platform/version-specific names for easier publishing and downloading. - Internal class/package names now match the WorldHeightLimit branding.

Compatibility Notes

- Existing highbuildlimit.* permission nodes are unchanged. - Existing /highbuildlimit commands still work as aliases. - Existing configs remain compatible.

WorldHeightLimit v1.1.0

Compatibility

- Added Bukkit and Spigot support. - Added Folia support across the supported version range. - Paper and Purpur remain supported. - Release files are now split into clear platform groups: - Paper / Purpur / Folia - Spigot / Bukkit

Commands

- Added /worldheightlimit debug. - Added /worldheightlimit worlds. - The same commands also work through the legacy /highbuildlimit alias. - /worldheightlimit is now the primary command.

Diagnostics

- /debug shows server, plugin, world, height, datapack, dimension, and restriction information. - /worlds lists all loaded worlds with their active height ranges. - Status output now includes the generated technical world height.

Packaging

- JAR files now use platform/version-specific names for easier publishing and downloading. - Internal class/package names now match the WorldHeightLimit branding.

Compatibility Notes

- Existing highbuildlimit.* permission nodes are unchanged. - Existing /highbuildlimit commands still work as aliases. - Existing configs remain compatible.

WorldHeightLimit 1.0.1

Fixed

- Fixed the plugin failing to start when target-max-y produced a world height not divisible by 16. - Arbitrary height limits such as 2010 and 2032 are now supported. - Generated datapack height is automatically aligned with Minecraft's 16-block world sections. - Building remains restricted to the exact configured target-max-y, even when the technical world height is rounded up. - Added the effective technical world height to the status command.

Changed

- Renamed the main command from /highbuildlimit to /worldheightlimit. - Updated plugin branding, messages, main class, and internal package to use the official WorldHeightLimit name. - Removed obsolete duplicate classes and reduced the JAR size. - Existing highbuildlimit.* permission nodes remain unchanged for compatibility.

Important

A full server restart is required after installing the plugin or changing target-max-y. On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again so Minecraft can load the new world height.

WorldHeightLimit 1.0.1

Fixed

- Fixed the plugin failing to start when target-max-y produced a world height not divisible by 16. - Arbitrary height limits such as 2010 and 2032 are now supported. - Generated datapack height is automatically aligned with Minecraft's 16-block world sections. - Building remains restricted to the exact configured target-max-y, even when the technical world height is rounded up. - Added the effective technical world height to the status command.

Changed

- Renamed the main command from /highbuildlimit to /worldheightlimit. - Updated plugin branding, messages, main class, and internal package to use the official WorldHeightLimit name. - Removed obsolete duplicate classes and reduced the JAR size. - Existing highbuildlimit.* permission nodes remain unchanged for compatibility.

Important

A full server restart is required after installing the plugin or changing target-max-y. On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again so Minecraft can load the new world height.

WorldHeightLimit 1.0.1

Fixed

- Fixed the plugin failing to start when target-max-y produced a world height not divisible by 16. - Arbitrary height limits such as 2010 and 2032 are now supported. - Generated datapack height is automatically aligned with Minecraft's 16-block world sections. - Building remains restricted to the exact configured target-max-y, even when the technical world height is rounded up. - Added the effective technical world height to the status command.

Changed

- Renamed the main command from /highbuildlimit to /worldheightlimit. - Updated plugin branding, messages, main class, and internal package to use the official WorldHeightLimit name. - Removed obsolete duplicate classes and reduced the JAR size. - Existing highbuildlimit.* permission nodes remain unchanged for compatibility.

Important

A full server restart is required after installing the plugin or changing target-max-y. On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again so Minecraft can load the new world height.

WorldHeightLimit 1.0.1

Fixed

- Fixed the plugin failing to start when target-max-y produced a world height not divisible by 16. - Arbitrary height limits such as 2010 and 2032 are now supported. - Generated datapack height is automatically aligned with Minecraft's 16-block world sections. - Building remains restricted to the exact configured target-max-y, even when the technical world height is rounded up. - Added the effective technical world height to the status command.

Changed

- Renamed the main command from /highbuildlimit to /worldheightlimit. - Updated plugin branding, messages, main class, and internal package to use the official WorldHeightLimit name. - Removed obsolete duplicate classes and reduced the JAR size. - Existing highbuildlimit.* permission nodes remain unchanged for compatibility.

Important

A full server restart is required after installing the plugin or changing target-max-y. On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again so Minecraft can load the new world height.

Initial Release

Initial public release of World Height Limit for Minecraft 1.19.x. This build adds configurable high-altitude building support for Paper/Purpur servers.

Added

Support for Paper/Purpur 1.21.x* * Automatic version-aware datapack generation * Configurable world build height * Permission-based access above the vanilla build limit * Per-dimension settings for Overworld, Nether, and End * Configurable restrictions for placing, breaking, and bucket use * Configurable permissions and messages * Notification modes: chat, action bar, title, both, or off * Admin commands: * /highbuildlimit reload * /highbuildlimit status * /highbuildlimit fill * /highbuildlimit platform

Notes

World height changes require a full server restart*. Existing worlds should be backed up before first use*. * Make sure this build matches your server's Minecraft version.

Initial Release

Initial public release of World Height Limit for Minecraft 1.19.x. This build adds configurable high-altitude building support for Paper/Purpur servers.

Added

Support for Paper/Purpur 1.20.5-1.20.6* * Automatic version-aware datapack generation * Configurable world build height * Permission-based access above the vanilla build limit * Per-dimension settings for Overworld, Nether, and End * Configurable restrictions for placing, breaking, and bucket use * Configurable permissions and messages * Notification modes: chat, action bar, title, both, or off * Admin commands: * /highbuildlimit reload * /highbuildlimit status * /highbuildlimit fill * /highbuildlimit platform

Notes

World height changes require a full server restart*. Existing worlds should be backed up before first use*. * Make sure this build matches your server's Minecraft version.

Initial Release

Initial public release of World Height Limit for Minecraft 1.19.x. This build adds configurable high-altitude building support for Paper/Purpur servers.

Added

Support for Paper/Purpur 1.20-1.20.4* * Automatic version-aware datapack generation * Configurable world build height * Permission-based access above the vanilla build limit * Per-dimension settings for Overworld, Nether, and End * Configurable restrictions for placing, breaking, and bucket use * Configurable permissions and messages * Notification modes: chat, action bar, title, both, or off * Admin commands: * /highbuildlimit reload * /highbuildlimit status * /highbuildlimit fill * /highbuildlimit platform

Notes

World height changes require a full server restart*. Existing worlds should be backed up before first use*. * Make sure this build matches your server's Minecraft version.

Initial Release

Initial public release of World Height Limit for Minecraft 1.19.x. This build adds configurable high-altitude building support for Paper/Purpur servers.

Added

Support for Paper/Purpur 1.19.x* * Automatic version-aware datapack generation * Configurable world build height * Permission-based access above the vanilla build limit * Per-dimension settings for Overworld, Nether, and End * Configurable restrictions for placing, breaking, and bucket use * Configurable permissions and messages * Notification modes: chat, action bar, title, both, or off * Admin commands: * /highbuildlimit reload * /highbuildlimit status * /highbuildlimit fill * /highbuildlimit platform

Notes

World height changes require a full server restart*. Existing worlds should be backed up before first use*. * Make sure this build matches your server's Minecraft version.