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Published 9 months ago
Updated last week
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1.0.4-Beta
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RelishEconomy 1.0.4-Beta8 months ago 31
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.x
1.20.x
1.19.x
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Bukkit
Paper
Purpur
Spigot
Changes
š Towny + Vault Compatibility
- Added
loadbefore: [Towny]inplugin.ymlto improve startup ordering - Improved Vault hook reliability:
- Checks that Vault is enabled before registering provider
- Re-registers safely if already hooked
- Added startup retry hook attempts when Vault is late to initialize
- Added clearer startup logging for Vault provider registration
š¦ Bank Account Support for Town/Nation Economy
- Implemented full Vault bank API behavior for non-player accounts
- Added deterministic internal bank account IDs (name-based UUIDs) for stable persistence
- Enabled
hasBankSupport()for proper Towny bank operations - Added bank operations:
createBank,deleteBank,bankBalance,bankHas,bankDeposit,bankWithdrawisBankOwner,isBankMember
š§© PlaceholderAPI Improvements
- Fixed player placeholder requests failing for online/new accounts
- Improved placeholder parsing and compatibility:
- Added leaderboard aliases:
leaderboardandtop(mapped tobaltop) - Added formatted balance aliases via
balance_formatted
- Added leaderboard aliases:
- Improved raw balance output formatting:
- Respects currency decimal settings
- Uses stable locale formatting for numeric placeholders
- Prevented blank leaderboard placeholder outputs on cold cache/invalid positions by returning safe fallback values
š Documentation
- Updated
docs/PlaceholderAPI.mdwith new alias placeholders and behavior notes - Updated troubleshooting notes for placeholder account handling
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