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1.1.2
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AutoTotem-Plugin 1.1.23 months ago 226
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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.2
26.1.x
1.21.x
1.20.x
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Paper
Purpur
Changes
AutoTotem v1.1.2
✨ New Features
- Multi-version single Jar: All supported versions (1.20.1 ~ 26.2) merged into one Jar — download once, drop in, done
- PVP toggle: New
pvp-enabledconfig option to control whether auto-totem triggers on player-caused lethal damage (enabled by default) - Server default cooldown command: New
/autototem setdefaultcooldown [tick](OP only) to change the server-wide default cooldown in-game - Cooldown floor: Player-set cooldowns can no longer go below the server default
🔧 Improvements
- Restored the vanilla totem animation (fixed missing particle burst on trigger)
- Startup log now prints plugin version, server version, and active adapter for easier troubleshooting
- Tab completion is now permission-aware — non-admin players no longer see admin-only subcommands
/autototem reloadis now OP-only by default
🔒 Permissions
- New
autototem.adminpermission (default: op) - New
autototem.reloadpermission (default: op)
🐛 Fixes
- Fixed missing totem resurrection animation on trigger
- Fixed stale build-cache artifacts
Supported servers: Paper 1.20.1 ~ 26.2
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