RpEssentials

[4.1.2]

Profession & Restriction System — Complete Overhaul

Complete rewrite of the profession restriction enforcement system. The old tick-based polling approach has been replaced with event-driven handlers and Mixin injection points, eliminating all performance overhead and fixing several long-standing bugs.

Added

• /myprofession command (alias /myjob): New player-facing command to view active licenses without needing staff.

  • Displays all active licenses with their formatted profession name and color.
  • Distinguishes permanent licenses ([Permanent]) from RP temporary licenses ([RP] expires on dd/MM/yyyy).
  • Accessible to all players — no permission required.

• Container Open Restrictions: New restriction type allowing admins to block specific containers from being opened without the required profession.

  • New config key containerOpenRestrictions in rpessentials-professions.toml.
  • Format: block_id;profession1,profession2 — e.g. minecraft:anvil;forgeron.
  • Wildcard support (e.g. minecraft:*_shulker_box).
  • Implemented via MixinServerPlayerGameMode — fires exactly once per open attempt, zero overhead.
  • New message key containerOpenBlockedMessage in [Messages] section of rpessentials-professions.toml.
  • New methods in ProfessionRestrictionManager: canOpenContainer(), getContainerOpenBlockedMessage(), getContainerRequiredProfessions().

• New Mixins — Craft restrictions extended to all workstations:

  • MixinResultSlot — Injects into Slot.mayPickup() to block pickup from any result slot whose container is a ResultContainer (covers GrindstoneMenu, StonecutterMenu, LoomMenu, CartographyTableMenu) or whose slot type is ResultSlot (vanilla crafting table). Zero tick polling.
  • MixinItemCombinerMenuBase — Abstract Mixin base declaring @Shadow protected ResultContainer resultSlots, shared by the two concrete subclass mixins below.
  • MixinSmithingMenu — Injects into SmithingMenu.mayPickup() to block netherite upgrades at the smithing table.
  • MixinAnvilMenu — Injects into AnvilMenu.mayPickup() to block repair/enchant results at the anvil.
  • MixinServerPlayerGameMode — Injects into the container open flow to enforce containerOpenRestrictions.

• New Mixins — Armor equip restrictions:

  • ArmorSlotAccessor — @Mixin(targets = "net.minecraft.world.inventory.ArmorSlot") accessor interface exposing the owner field via @Accessor. Required because ArmorSlot is package-private.
  • MixinArmorSlot — @Mixin(targets = "net.minecraft.world.inventory.ArmorSlot") injecting into mayPlace(ItemStack) to block armor from being dragged into an armor slot.
  • MixinArmorItemUse — @Mixin(ArmorItem.class) injecting into use() to block armor equip via right-click. Runs on both sides: client-side uses ClientProfessionRestrictions (synced at login) to prevent the equip animation before it starts; server-side enforces the restriction authoritatively. Eliminates the visual bug where armor briefly appeared equipped before being removed.

Changed

• ProfessionRestrictionManager — Simplified via generic canPerformAction():

  • canCraft(), canBreakBlock(), canUseItem(), canEquip() all previously duplicated the same guard logic (init check, exemption check, global block check, permission check). All four now delegate to a single private canPerformAction(player, resourceId, globalList, allowedList) method, reducing the class by ~60 lines.
  • Added sendCraftBlockedMessage() utility used by the new mixins.
  • No behavior change — all existing functionality preserved.

• ProfessionRestrictionEventHandler — Refactored and bug-fixed:

  • Bug fix: onBlockBreak, onLeftClickBlock, and onAttackEntity were missing the if (player.isCreative()) return; guard. Creative mode players were incorrectly blocked by profession restrictions.
  • onRightClickItem and onRightClickBlock now share a single checkItemUse() helper — eliminates duplicated logic.
  • Removed onEquipmentChange (LivingEquipmentChangeEvent) entirely — replaced by MixinArmorSlot which is event-driven and has no visual artifacts.
  • Removed lastEquipmentWarning cache and EQUIPMENT_WARNING_COOLDOWN constant (no longer needed).
  • cleanupCaches() updated accordingly.

• ProfessionConfig — New entries:

  • containerOpenRestrictions (List) — blocks container opening by profession. Default: empty.
  • msgContainerOpenBlocked (String) — message shown when container open is blocked. Variables: {profession}. Supports color codes.

• rpessentials.mixin.json — New entries:

  • MixinResultSlot
  • ArmorSlotAccessor
  • MixinArmorSlot
  • MixinArmorItemUse
  • MixinItemCombinerMenuBase
  • MixinSmithingMenu
  • MixinAnvilMenu
  • MixinServerPlayerGameMode

Removed

• CraftingAndArmorRestrictionEventHandler — Entirely deleted.
  • Previously polled the craft result slot every 5 ticks for every player with a crafting menu open.
  • Tracked container open/close events (PlayerContainerEvent.Open/Close) to filter active players.
  • Replaced by MixinResultSlot which fires only when the player actually attempts to pick up the result — zero polling overhead.
  • cleanupCaches() call removed from RpEssentials.onServerTick().

Fixed

• Creative mode bypass: Creative players were incorrectly blocked by block break, left-click, and attack restrictions. All three handlers now return early for creative players.
• Smithing Table (netherite upgrade) not restricted: Upgrading items with netherite bypassed all profession restrictions because SmithingMenu uses ItemCombinerMenu.mayPickup() rather than ResultSlot. Fixed via MixinSmithingMenu.
• Anvil not restricted: Same root cause as smithing table. Fixed via MixinAnvilMenu.
• Grindstone, Stonecutter, Loom, Cartography Table not restricted: These menus use anonymous Slot subclasses with ResultContainer as their container — not ResultSlot. MixinResultSlot now also checks slot.container instanceof ResultContainer to cover all these cases.
• Armor equip visual bug: The previous LivingEquipmentChangeEvent approach removed armor server-side after it had already been equipped client-side, causing a visible flash. MixinArmorItemUse now blocks the equip on both sides simultaneously — the client never starts the equip animation.
• Schedule system: The previous version was not checking the schedule time on player login, it is now fixed and checks properly when a player login.

Technical

Mixin design notes:

• MixinItemCombinerMenuBase exists solely to expose @Shadow protected ResultContainer resultSlots to MixinSmithingMenu and MixinAnvilMenu via Mixin inheritance. Direct @Shadow on a field declared in a parent class is not supported by the Mixin processor — the base abstract mixin pattern is the correct workaround.
• ArmorSlot is package-private (class ArmorSlot without public) — direct Java references to it cause compile errors. Both ArmorSlotAccessor and MixinArmorSlot use @Mixin(targets = "net.minecraft.world.inventory.ArmorSlot") (string form) to avoid this.
• All @Inject annotations on mapped methods use remap = false to avoid obfuscation mapping failures during compilation.
• All new mixins guard against creative mode and client-side execution where appropriate.

Performance comparison:

Migration Notes:

• No breaking changes — fully backward compatible with 4.1.1.
• CraftingAndArmorRestrictionEventHandler is gone — remove any external references if you have custom patches.
• New config keys (containerOpenRestrictions, msgContainerOpenBlocked) are generated automatically on first launch with empty defaults.
• Clients connecting to a 4.1.2 server must also run 4.1.2 — MixinArmorItemUse adds a client-side restriction path that requires the SyncProfessionRestrictionsPacket already sent since 4.0.0.