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1.21–1.21.5
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Changelog
Bookshelf Changelogs for v1.1.4
INTERNAL UPDATES
- Updated to
Bookshelf API v1.1.6
API CHANGES
- Renamed all util classes with a suffix of
Util
toHelper
. - Fixed
MiniMessageHelper#serialize
not stripping colors. - Added
AbstractBoard
,IBoardManager
andAbstractBoardManager
to allow developers to easily integrate scoreboards with ease.- Still a WIP, no documentation on this just yet.
PLUGIN UPDATES
- Power Tool Changes
- Power tooled items now defaults as the player being the command sender.
- Power Tool now has auto completion, allowing you to access subcommands and arguments from all available commands.
- Power Tool now has auto flag completition, allowing you to add flags to your commands for quick automation.
-d [ticks]
- Delays the command being executed in ticks.-c
- Executes the command as console.-t [target]
- Executes the command as a player.- Example usage:
-cd 100 -t Apollo30
- This basically means: "Execute the command as console in 5 seconds as Apollo30"
- Removed delay in seconds from power tools, default is now ticks.
- Fixed
/maxdurability
not properly working because of a type casting error withint.class
andInteger.class
. - Added a new command named
/health
. This command sets the player's health to any amount. - Starting with
v1.1.4
of Bookshelf,config.yml
will now automatically update to the latest version.
BUG FIXES
- Fixed
/killall
being unreliable.- Added two new flags,
-f
and-r
.-f
- Means force kill any entity. If the entity is persistent (nametags, pets, etc). They won't be killed.-r
- Means remove that entity. By default, entities will be/killed
. Removing the entity doesn't have a sound nor will have any drops from that entity.
- Added another argument named "world".
- If no world is specified, it will by default be set to the world the player's in. Since
/killall
is per world, we've added it in case you want to run the command in another world.
- If no world is specified, it will by default be set to the world the player's in. Since
- Added two new flags,
- All commands with a flag now has a
FlagArgument
. Meaning that Bookshelf will now autocomplete available flags that you can use for that command.- There are two ways to run a flag on a command:
-st
or-s -t
- There are two ways to run a flag on a command:
- Fixed
/hat
needing a target player for it to equip.
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v1.1.4Loaders
Game versions
1.20–1.21.5Downloads
23Publication date
July 5, 2025 at 4:07 PMPublisher

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