Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
26.2
26.1.x
1.21.2–1.21.11
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Details
Licensed MIT
Published 2 days ago
Updated 3 weeks ago
BundleBan
Stop specific items from being stuffed into bundles — no more totems, elytras, or shulker boxes hiding away where players (or you) don't want them.
Bundles let players tuck items out of sight, which can undermine anti-dupe setups, PvP balance, or minigame rules. BundleBan gives operators a simple in-game command to blacklist any item, instantly blocking it from being placed into a bundle by any means.
Features
- Simple commands — ban or unban any item on the fly, no restart required
- Persistent config — banned items are saved to
config.ymland survive server restarts - Customizable deny message — supports
&color codes and a%item%placeholder - Covers every insertion path — clicking a bundle onto an item, an item onto a bundle, and the 1–9 hotbar swap are all caught
- Lightweight — one listener, no scheduled tasks, no external dependencies
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/bundleban add <item> |
Ban an item from being placed into bundles |
/bundleban remove <item> |
Remove an item from the ban list |
/bundleban list |
Show all currently banned items |
Alias: /bban
Permissions
| Permission | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
bundleban.admin |
op | Access to all /bundleban subcommands |
Configuration
banned-items: []
deny-message: "&cYou cannot put &f%item%&c into a bundle."
Item names use standard Minecraft/Bukkit material IDs (e.g. totem_of_undying, elytra, shulker_box).
Compatibility
Built for Paper 1.21+. Should also work on Paper/Spigot forks that expose the standard InventoryClickEvent.
Source
Open source — issues and pull requests welcome.


