Fake Player Plugin 2.0 (FPP)

Added — Multitasking (Reverses the v2.0.0 Single-Action System)

Bots can now run multiple tasks at once instead of being limited to one. Starting a new task no longer cancels every other running task for that bot — move, find, left-click, right-click, attack, and PVE auto-combat are now independent systems that can all be active on the same bot simultaneously, the same way auto-eat already ran alongside a paused task.

• PVE always runs. Auto-combat no longer stands down while a manual task is active; it only ever chases a target when nothing else currently owns the bot's movement.
• Movement is arbitrated by priority, not cancellation. Only one navigation can drive the bot at a time: an explicit /fpp move always gets it, a manual hand-action's short walk-to-reach (left-click/right-click/find) outranks background movement (PVE's chase), and background movement never interrupts anything. A request that loses out declines gracefully instead of hijacking the bot mid-walk.
• /fpp find no longer collides with /fpp left-click — each now has its own navigation owner.
• Auto-eat is fully parallel when eating from the off-hand — mining, moving, and combat all continue untouched. Only the main-hand fallback still pauses briefly.
• Restart persistence now resumes both click tasks if a bot had left-click and right-click both active when the server stopped, instead of restoring only one.
• Every command's cleanup is now scoped to what it actually owns, so stopping one task can no longer silently cancel an unrelated concurrent task's navigation.

What this doesn't change: a bot still has one head and one main hand — two hand-actions aimed at different targets will still visibly alternate the bot's aim between them each tick.

Added — Configurable Left/Right-Click Interval

The pacing of held /fpp left-click//fpp right-click automation (--repeat/--hold) is no longer a fixed constant — it's a server-wide default that every bot can individually override.

• New config options: left-click.interval-ticks (default 4, matches vanilla's own block destroyDelay) and right-click.interval-ticks (default 4, matches the vanilla client's own rightClickDelay) in config.yml. Entity attacks are unaffected either way — those are still paced solely by the held weapon's real attack-speed cooldown, exactly like a real player.
• Per-bot override: each bot's ⚙ ɢᴇɴᴇʀᴀʟ settings category now has ʟᴇꜰᴛ-ᴄʟɪᴄᴋ ɪɴᴛᴇʀᴠᴀʟ and ʀɪɢʜᴛ-ᴄʟɪᴄᴋ ɪɴᴛᴇʀᴠᴀʟ tiles (1–40 ticks); leaving a bot on the global default requires no configuration. Overrides persist across restarts (YAML and database, schema bumped to v27).
• No new permission node — gated by the existing fpp.settings bot-ownership model, same as chunk-load-radius and the PVE range tile.

Fixed — Dead fpp.mine.* Permission Nodes

Removed fpp.mine, fpp.mine.start, fpp.mine.once, fpp.mine.stop, fpp.mine.area — leftovers from the old /fpp mine command that was replaced by /fpp left-click//fpp right-click several versions ago. They were still being silently granted through fpp.op's children list without ever having their own permission declaration, and nothing in the codebase checked them. A full audit confirmed every other permission in Perm.java now has exactly one plugin.yml declaration with no dangling wildcard references.

Added — Bot Rental Economy

Players can now pay real economy currency to rent a bot for a set number of hours; the bot auto-despawns the moment its paid time runs out. Off by default (economy.enabled: false).

• New /fpp rent command family: buy <hours>, extend <bot> <hours>, info [bot], give <player> <bot|--new> <hours> (grant hours without charging — console-usable), clear <bot>.
• Provider-agnostic economy layer: reflective, soft-dependency support for Vault, Vault2.0 (same Economy interface, transparently covered by the Vault provider), and ExcellentEconomy (own API, configurable currency id), with zero compile-time dependency on any of them.
• Shop-plugin friendly: /fpp rent give never touches an economy plugin itself — any shop plugin can run it as a purchase's console reward command with no FPP-side integration needed.
• Expiry sweep: warns the owner before time runs out, then despawns safely at zero. fpp.rent.unlimited exempts a player's bots from expiring.
• Settings GUI tile (⚙ ɢᴇɴᴇʀᴀʟ → ʀᴇɴᴛᴀʟ ᴛɪᴍᴇ) and new placeholders %fpp_rental_count%, %fpp_rental_remaining%. Persists across restarts (YAML + DB, schema bumped to v26).
• New permissions: fpp.rent/fpp.rent.info (in fpp.use), fpp.rent.give, fpp.rent.unlimited (both default op). New wiki page: Economy.

Hardened — Vanilla Nametag Hiding Now Self-Heals Unconditionally

The bot's real name is hidden via a packet-only scoreboard team, but anything that puts a bot on a different team (another plugin, an admin's /scoreboard teams join, …) silently evicts it, bringing the real name back. The re-assertion now fires on every nametag-refresh sweep (~10 ticks) for every active bot unconditionally, instead of only when the activity label changed — the hide no longer lapses for more than one sweep interval, regardless of cause.