Keep Illegal Blocks

1. Overview

• Added support for Minecraft 26.3.
• New commands:
  • /kib rule <ruleName> [<value>]
  • /kib blacklist <interactable|reactive> <add|remove> <material>
  • /kib help
• New permissions:
  • kib.rule
  • kib.blacklist
  • kib.admin
• Changed config.yml to use snake_case keys instead of kebab-case.
• Updated the PacketEvents optional dependency to 2.14.0+spigot.

2. Commands and permissions

The config.yml file can now be edited in-game with the /kib rule and /kib blacklist commands.

You don't need to reload the plugin after executing commands; this is only necessary if you edit the config.yml file manually.

To see the current value of a rule, use /kib rule <ruleName>, and if you want to edit a rule, specify a proper value at the end (based on the rule type). Here are some examples:

• /kib rule max_blocks → Displays the current value of the max_blocks rule
• /kib rule max_blocks 100 → Sets max_blocks to 100 in config.yml
• /kib rule only_use_kib_in_creative_mode false → Sets only_use_kib_in_creative_mode to false in config.yml

The /kib rule command requires the kib.rule permission.

To blacklist a reactive or interactable material, use /kib blacklist <interactable|reactive> <add|remove> <material>. This is useful if you want to prevent certain blocks from being restored, or stop specific block interactions from triggering restoration. Here are some examples:

• /kib blacklist interactable add minecraft:oak_button → Adds OAK_BUTTON to the interactable blacklist
• /kib blacklist reactive remove minecraft:oak_door → Removes OAK_DOOR from the reactive blacklist (assuming it was previously added)

The /kib blacklist command requires the kib.blacklist permission.

If you need help with commands, you can use /kib help. It will show you all available commands, with a short description and usage example.

Any kib.* permission automatically grants access to the /kib help command.

The /kib reload command and the kib.reload permission haven't changed and still work the same way.

You can use the kib.admin permission to easily grant access to all commands (this is equivalent to kib.*).

Pull request: https://github.com/Atrimilan/KeepIllegalBlocks/pull/5