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1.6
Release
expRepair 1.67 months ago 20
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.11
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Server-side
Singleplayer
Changes
Changelog
๐ Bug Fixes
- Fixed: Settings lost on dimension change โ Player repair settings (passive, manual, threshold) were silently reset when traveling through a portal to the Nether or End. Settings now persist correctly across all dimension changes.
- Fixed: Settings lost on death/respawn โ Same fix also covers player data being dropped on respawn after death.
โ๏ธ Command Changes
- All admin commands are now grouped under
/er adminfor clarity - Removed the
defaultsubcommand layer โ server settings are now directly under/er admin /er admin thresholdand/er admin maxXpPerRepairnow show the current value when run without arguments- Removed redundant
/er admin <player> statusโ just use/er admin <player> /er admin reloadnow broadcasts by default; use/er admin reload silentto suppress
๐ Behavior Changes
- Removed session vs. permanent distinction โ player settings are now always saved permanently
- Passive and manual repair are now strictly mutually exclusive โ enabling one automatically disables the other. Both can still be disabled simultaneously.
- If the config file is hand-edited with both
defaultPassiveanddefaultManualset totrue, manual repair takes priority
๐ Full Command Reference
Player Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/er |
Help / overview |
/er passive |
Toggle passive repair on/off |
/er manual |
Toggle manual repair on/off |
/er threshold [levels] |
View or set your XP floor (0 to clear) |
/er status |
View your current settings |
/er serverdefaults |
View server defaults (read-only) |
/er version |
Show mod version |
Admin Commands (OP level 2+)
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/er admin |
View server settings |
/er admin passive on|off |
Set default passive repair |
/er admin passive allow on|off [silent] |
Enable/disable passive for all players |
/er admin manual on|off |
Set default manual repair |
/er admin manual allow on|off [silent] |
Enable/disable manual for all players |
/er admin threshold [levels] |
View or set default XP floor |
/er admin maxXpPerRepair [xp] |
View or set max XP spent per repair tick |
/er admin reload [silent] |
Reload config from disk |
/er admin <player> |
View a player's settings |
/er admin <player> reset |
Reset player to server defaults |
/er admin <player> passive on|off |
Set a player's passive repair |
/er admin <player> manual on|off |
Set a player's manual repair |
/er admin <player> threshold <levels> |
Set a player's XP floor |
All commands also work with
/exprepairin place of/er.
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