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Published last year
Updated 2 months ago
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1.0.9
Release
1.0.9 Compass Update!9 months ago 720
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Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.x
Platforms
Bukkit
Paper
Purpur
Spigot
Changes
New Features
Death Chest Compass
- Players can now obtain a compass that points directly to their nearest death chest
- Use
/deathchest compassto receive a tracking compass - Right-click the compass to manually refresh its target location
- Compass displays target world, coordinates, and distance in the item description
- Compass automatically updates direction periodically while held
- Optional setting to automatically give players a compass when they die
Enhanced Chest Protection
- Other players can no longer open or break death chests that don't belong to them
- Only the chest owner can access their items while the timer is active
- Configurable option to allow other players to loot the chest after the timer expires
- Configurable option to drop items on the ground when a chest expires
- Only the chest owner receives XP stored in the chest
New Commands
/deathchest compass- Receive a compass that tracks your nearest death chest
New Configuration Options
compass.enabled- Enable or disable the compass featurecompass.update-interval- How often the compass updates its target (in ticks)compass.give-on-death- Automatically give players a compass when they diecompass.name- Custom display name for the compass itemcompass.lore- Custom lore lines for the compass itemprotection.enabled- Enable or disable chest protection from other playersprotection.allow-loot-after-expire- Allow non-owners to loot after timer expiresprotection.drop-items-on-expire- Drop items on the ground when chest expires
New Permissions
deathchest.compass- Allows players to use the compass command
Bug Fixes
- Fixed Armor Duplication - Resolved an issue where armor pieces were being saved to the death chest twice, causing players to receive duplicate armor when retrieving their items
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