Fiw Graves

Fixed

• Quick-collect (sneak + right-click) could silently delete items. Vanilla's own Inventory#add returns success as soon as it merges any portion of a stack into an already-partially-filled inventory — not only when the stack is fully consumed. The mod trusted that return value to decide whether to drop the leftover, so a partial merge (common with a nearly-full inventory) left the remainder undropped and it was then discarded when the grave slot was cleared. Quick-collect now checks the actual leftover count on the stack and drops it on the floor, every time.

Added

• Loot-backup safety net. Every grave's original contents are now snapshotted the moment it's created, independent of the live grave and of the existing anti-grief rollback history — it survives normal collection, so a bug anywhere in the pickup/expiry path (like the one above) still leaves a recoverable copy.
  • New config: lootBackupRetentionDays (default 7). Days to keep a backup; recommended presets are 1, 3, 7, or 14, but any value works. 0 disables the feature, -1 keeps every backup forever.
  • New command: /graves restore <player> [index] (operator-only) — restores a grave from its backup. Unlike /graves rollback, backups aren't consumed on restore and may still exist even if the player already collected the original grave, so check before using it to avoid duplicating loot.

Update immediately if you've had reports of players losing items on quick-collect — this release fixes the root cause and gives you a recovery path (/graves restore) for anything already lost, as far back as your lootBackupRetentionDays window reaches.