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Licensed ARR
Published 2 years ago
Updated 4 months ago
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1.1.1
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Don't Kill Friends! 1.1.1last year 35
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21–1.21.8
1.20.x
1.19.x
1.18.x
1.17.x
1.16.x
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Bukkit
Paper
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Changelog - DontKillFriends v1.1.1
Version 1.1.1 - FINAL RELEASE
New Features:
- HEX Color Support - Added support for HEX colors in messages using
&#RRGGBBformat - Debug Logs Control - Added
debug-logs: falsesetting in config.yml for clean console output - Improved Security -
/dkf versioncommand now requiresdontkillfriends.versionpermission (OP only)
Major Bug Fixes:
- FIXED: Offline Pet Protection - Resolved critical issue where tamed animals became vulnerable when owner logged off
- FIXED: Owner Detection - Now properly handles both
PlayerandOfflinePlayerowner types - FIXED: Environmental Damage - Added complete protection from fire, drowning, explosions, etc. for offline pets
Removed Features:
- Author Command Removed - Completely removed
/dkf authorcommand for cleaner interface - Unnecessary Permissions - Removed unused
dontkillfriends.usepermission
Visual Improvements:
- Colorful Messages - Version command shows beautiful HEX colored output
- Updated Config - Removed old version strings and added HEX color examples
- Professional Appearance - Clean, modern command responses
Protection Features:
- Protects tamed animals from player attacks
- Shields pets from environmental damage (fire, drowning, explosions, etc.)
- Works even when pet owner is offline
- Configurable damage type protection
- Bypass permission for administrators
Commands & Permissions:
/dkf version- Show plugin version (requiresdontkillfriends.version)/dkf reload- Reload configuration (requiresdontkillfriends.reload)dontkillfriends.bypass- Bypass pet protection (OP only)
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