Minepacks
Minepacks is a backpack plugin with different backpack sizes, multilanguage and MySQL storage support. It is a simple plugin, but still has a lot of functions.
Now also on spigot.org!
Features:
- Configuration
- Backpack size controlled by permissions
- Auto item-collect on full inventory (can be enabled in the config)
- Multiple storage back-ends (Files, SQLite, MySQL)
- Multi language support (multiple language file included)
- Item filter (block items from being stored in the backpack)
- Preserves the NBT data of items (everything that can be stored in a chest can be stored in the backpack)
- Support for name changing / UUIDs
- Auto-updater
- API for developers
Requirements:
- Java 8
- Bukkit, Spigot or Paper for Minecraft 1.7 or newer
- (Optional) PCGF PluginLib (Advantages of using the PCGF PluginLib)
Commands:
- /backpack help - Lists all the commands of this plugin.
- /backpack - Opens the players backpack.
- /backpack clean - Removes all items from the players backpack.
- /backpack clean <playername> - Removes all items from another players backpack.
- /backpack <playername> - Shows the backpack of another player.
Permissions:
- backpack.* - Gives access to the full MinePacks functionality. (for admins)
- backpack.use - Allows a player to open the backpack.
- backpack.fullpickup - Allows the player to automatically pick up items when their inventory is full (function needs to be enabled in the config)
- backpack.size.1 - Mini size for a backpack, if the player has backpack permission he will also have at least a backpack with the size 1.
- backpack.size.2 - 2*9 backpack
- backpack.size.3 - 3*9 backpack
- backpack.size.4 - 4*9 backpack
- backpack.size.5 - 5*9 backpack
- backpack.size.6 - 6*9 backpack
- backpack.clean - Allows the player to clean their own backpack.
- backpack.clean.other - Allows the player to clean other players backpacks.
- backpack.others - Allows the player open backpacks of other players.
- backpack.others.edit - Allows the player to edit backpacks of other players.
- backpack.keepOnDeath - Allows the player to keep their items in their backpack on death.
- backpack.noCooldown - Allows to bypass the cooldown to open the backpack.
You can find the full list of permissions as well as their default states in the wiki
Support the plugin:
Developing a plugin like this requires a lot of time. If you like it please consider supporting it with a small donation.
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Special Thanks:
I would like to thank everyone who has used this plugin, reported bugs, suggested feature, ..., without you guys this plugin would not be what it is now!
I also would like to especially thank some peoples for their support:
- xDizasterCYx - Logo
This plugin has a system to convert Minecraft usernames to Mojang UUIDs; therefore, it uses web connections to the Mojang servers. If you don't want these connections to occur, disable "UseUUIDs" in the config.
This plugin uses the HikariCP library, which includes classes for metrics (but requires an additional library to work, which is not included). All of HikariCP's optional metrics functionality is disabled! This plugin neither collect any data, nor dose it send any data about your server!
This plugin has an auto update function. To disable auto updating, set 'AutoUpdate' to 'false' in 'plugins/Minepacks/config.yml'.
You can add more page for minepacks
Example: page 1, next page 2 and next page 3
Am I able to give Players bigger bagpacks without any permisson plugin? If yes, can you pls give me the code for the permissions.ylm file of bukkit or the config file?
You can use the permissions.yml file.
Hello,I have a question.Will the player backpack title how to display the player's name.Old version has this feature, but the new version does not know if there is.Thank you.
Old versions always displayed the owner name for the backpack. But I have chanced this so that only other players see the name of the owner. There are two config options in the config.yml (https://github.com/GeorgH93/Minepacks/blob/master/resources/config.yml#L11-L14) for this. The "BackpackTitle" title can only be a static text that will be shown to the owner of the backpack. The "BackpackTitleOther" title can contain the "{OwnerName}" place holder which will be replaced with the name of the owner of the backpack, this title will be shown to everyone who opens the backpack that is not the owner of the backpack.
Hello!I like this plugin very much.I want to share this plugin to MCBBS.Can you agree with me? www.mcbbs.net
Hey! Great to hear. Sure, share it with MCBBS.
Sure, do it.
I have a trouble with permissions. I mean, I dont have plugin"permissionsEx" installed, and still normal players cannot use it cause of access deny. Can someone help me?Do I have to install PermissionsEx plugin to let players use it?
It should work with any permission plugin. If you have problems please tell me which permission plugin you are using and I will check it out.
The thing is I dont have any. Im totally green at plugins. So is this necessery to install one like permissionsEx to let my players use backpacks? I mean, theres little bit of work with adding all those permissions for all kind of players. I thought this is default setting that You can use backpack w/out having an OP.
You don't have to install a permission plugin, bukkit has a permissions.yml with allows you to give your players the permission without an additional plugin.
Here is a short example what to put in your permissions.yml in order to use the plugin.
this may sound stupid but with PermissionsEx how do I give people different sizes of backpacks?
For players: /pex user [username] add backpack.size.[1-6]
For groups: /pex group [groupname] add backpack.size.[1-6]
thanks :)
Thanks for update! :)
Thankyou, MinePacks-1.16-SNAPSHOT.jar works good.