FlakeKits

Admin-made kits with a crate-manager-style GUI. Item or command rewards pinned to exact inventory slots, and a /kits menu players claim entirely through a GUI.

Build kits in game, not in YAML. Open the admin GUI, create a kit, and drop items straight into an inventory-shaped editor — hotbar, main inventory, and armor/off-hand all laid out like the real thing. Want a command instead of an item? Right-click what you placed and attach one; the item becomes purely cosmetic and only the command runs, with %player% filled in. Players never see the difference between an item reward and a command reward.

Exact placement that doesn't break on a full inventory

Every reward remembers the slot it was placed in. On claim, FlakeKits gives it there first. If that slot's taken, it falls back to the next free hotbar/inventory slot instead of just failing. If there's truly no room, only that item drops on the ground — the rest of the kit still gets delivered.

The /kits menu is yours to shape

• Resize it from 1 to 6 rows.
• Decorate it like a real chest — click, shift-click, drag items in and out.
• Block specific slots so kits never land there.
• Pin specific kits to specific slots; everything else fills in around them.
• Move the close/previous/next buttons wherever you want.

Preview, your way

Let players preview a kit before claiming it — either as the usual paged grid (own size and decoration, shared by default or overridden per kit) or as an exact copy of their own inventory layout, so they see precisely where each reward will go.

Everything else

• Legacy &color codes and MiniMessage both work for kit names and every message.
• Cooldowns per kit, with a bypass permission.
• flakekits.kit.<id> permissions register and unregister automatically as kits are created and deleted.
• Every GUI title and chat message is in config.yml and reloads in game with /kits reload.

Requirements

• Paper 1.21 and newer, Java 21. Paper forks such as Purpur and Pufferfish work.
• Spigot and CraftBukkit are not supported — FlakeKits relies on Paper-only item and text APIs. Folia has not been tested.
• No other plugins needed.