
Open Inventory
OpenInv is a powerful Minecraft admin plugin that lets staff view and edit player inventories and ender chests using /inv commands, featuring a modern GUI, database-backed inventory snapshots, rollback support, and multiple Minecraft version support.
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Changelog - OpenInv v0.5
π New Features: Offline Editing
Now you can manage inventories even when players are offline!
- Offline Inventory Editor: Command
/openinv offlineinv <player>allowing full read/write access. - Offline Ender Chest Editor: Command
/openinv offlineec <player>allowing full read/write access. - Sync on Join: Changes made offline are securely saved to the database and applied instantly when the player joins the server.
- Smart Notifications: Players receive a notification on join if their inventory or ender chest was modified while they were away (Configurable).
βοΈ Configuration & Logging Control
- Console Spam Control: Added
log-to-consoletoggles for both Auto-Save and Death Snapshots. You can now keep your console clean!auto-save-inventory.log-to-console(Default:true)death-snapshots.log-to-console(Default:true)
- Granular Notification Toggles: Added separate configs for offline update messages:
notify.offline-update.inventorynotify.offline-update.enderchest
π§Ή Cleanup & Optimization
- Removed Deprecated Rollback: Completely removed the old temporary
/openinv rollbackcommand (RAM-only).- Why? The new
/openinv historycommand uses the database and is persistent across restarts, making the old command obsolete.
- Why? The new
- Message Cleanup: Removed redundant "Your inventory has been unfrozen by..." messages. Now significantly less spammy.
- Reload Fix: Fixed a bug where
/openinv reloaddidn't correctly update the Auto-Save timer interval.
π Bug Fixes
- Fixed redundant unfreeze notifications.
- Improved handling of offline player data synchronization.
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