BlockSiege

🚀 BlockSiege 1.0.0 — Global Release

BlockSiege 1.0.0 is the first major global version of the plugin, bringing a large-scale expansion of the core system, new mechanics, better protection logic, improved configuration structure, and a much more complete gameplay experience.

This update is not just a patch — it is a full step forward from 0.7.5.

✨ What changed in 1.0.0 🔒 Expanded private protection system

Private protection has been significantly upgraded and is now much more complete.

New protection logic has been added for:

interactions inside privates

private GUI-related systems

stronger internal protection listeners

better handling of block and entity behavior around private zones

This makes the system much closer to a full-featured competitive/faction-style private mechanic.

💣 Massive TNT system expansion

In 0.7.5, the plugin only included:

c4

shockwave

stealer

In 1.0.0, the TNT system has been heavily expanded with:

dynamite-a

dynamite-b

dynamite-b2

ice-wave

The TNT configuration has also been redesigned into a dedicated tnt.yml, with support for:

separate fuse values

basic and heavy private damage

block radius

underwater behavior

terrain destruction toggles

private damage targeting rules

This gives server owners far more control over balancing and gameplay.

❄️ New Ice Wave mechanic

A completely new Ice Wave system has been added.

This introduces a new custom TNT type with its own service and freeze effect logic, making the plugin feel much more unique compared to older versions.

🧱 Reworked private type configuration

In 0.7.5, private sizes and health were stored directly inside config.yml.

In 1.0.0, private type settings were separated into their own dedicated file:

private_types.yml

This makes the plugin cleaner, easier to maintain, and much more convenient to configure.

🖥️ New private GUI

A new private menu system has been introduced:

PrivateMenu

PrivateMenuCommand

MenuListener

This means players can now interact with private-related actions through a GUI instead of relying only on commands.

📏 Border display system

A full border service has been added, allowing private borders to be displayed in a more visual and user-friendly way.

This improves usability a lot, especially for players who want to understand the size and limits of their private quickly.

📊 New destruction logging

A new DestructionLogService has been added.

This allows better tracking of private destruction and gives server owners more control and visibility over important events.

🚫 TNT anti-spam protection

A dedicated TntSpamProtectionService is now included.

This helps prevent abuse, reduces chaos from excessive TNT placement, and makes the plugin more stable for live servers.

👥 New private limit system

A PrivateLimitService has been added, allowing better control over how many privates players can create.

This is a major improvement for balancing survival, PvP, and faction-style gameplay.

⚙️ Better configuration structure

Compared to 0.7.5, the config system in 1.0.0 is much more modular.

New configuration files and sections include:

private_types.yml

tnt.yml

permissions.yml

performance settings

border settings

anti-spam settings

destruction logging settings

This makes BlockSiege much easier to configure for different server styles.

🧩 More complete plugin architecture

The internal structure of the plugin has grown significantly.

0.7.5 contained 29 files inside the jar. 1.0.0 contains 43 files.

New systems include:

GUI handling

border visualization

logging

anti-spam protection

private limits

stronger protection listeners

expanded TNT mechanics

This makes 1.0.0 a much more complete and production-ready version.

📦 Summary

BlockSiege 1.0.0 is a major milestone release that transforms the plugin from an early functional version into a much more advanced and scalable system.

Highlights

expanded private protection

brand new GUI system

border visualization

destruction logging

TNT anti-spam

private limits

new TNT types

Ice Wave mechanic

separated config files

more flexible balancing options

If you want, I can also turn this into:

a short Modrinth changelog version, or

a very polished release post with emojis, sections, and a more “official project” style.