
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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0.4
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Changelog - OpenInv v0.4
π Major Feature: Database System (NEW)
- Database Persistence System: Introduced a fully database-driven architecture with support for MySQL and SQLite for permanent inventory snapshot storage.
- Database-Backed Systems:
- Auto-saved inventory snapshots
- Death inventory snapshots
- Feature Toggles: Added new toggles in
config.yml:auto-save-inventory.enableddeath-snapshots.enabled
π New Commands & Shortcuts
- Intuitive Shortcuts: Added faster command aliases:
/inv <player>: Shortcut for/openinv check/invec <player>: Shortcut for/openinv echeck/invsee: Alias for/openinv
- Full Tab Completion: All new shortcuts support player name and subcommand suggestions.
π οΈ Snapshot & GUI Improvements
- Dynamic GUI Limits: Removed hardcoded labels; GUI limits are now read directly from
config.yml. - Expanded Rows: GUI now supports up to 8 snapshots.
- Type-Aware Cleanup: AUTO and DEATH snapshot deletion logic is separated to prevent cross-system data loss.
π§Ή Streamlining & Optimization
- Save-on-Join Removal: Removed the redundant save-on-join feature to improve player join performance.
- Standardized Versioning: Configured for 1.16 - 1.21.x compatibility using Java 17 and Spigot API 1.16.5.
- Clean Logs: Reduced console output during startup and reload.
π Help & UI Polish
- Updated Help Menu:
/openinv helpnow includes all new Commands. - Refreshed Welcome: Modernized the OP join message.
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