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0.5.5
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SchemFlow 0.5.5last year 22
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21–1.21.8
Platforms
Paper
Purpur
Changes
SchemFlow v0.5.5 — Granular Permissions & QoL
- Added: Per-command permission nodes for fine-grained control;
schemflow.adminstill grants full access. - Improved: Tab completion now hides subcommands the sender can’t use and shows clearer “No permission” feedback.
- Changed: Primary command alias added
/schem; removed global command permission inplugin.ymlin favor of per-subcommand checks. - Docs: README, Wiki (Commands), and CHANGELOG updated with a full permissions table.
- Notes: No config changes required; safe upgrade. Build/tag aligned to v0.5.5.
Permissions
schemflow.admin— full access (default: op)schemflow.help— view help (default: true)schemflow.list— list schematics (default: true)schemflow.fetch— download schematic (default: true)schemflow.pos1— set first selection corner (default: true)schemflow.pos2— set second selection corner (default: true)schemflow.upload— export and upload schematic (default: op)schemflow.paste— paste schematic at location (default: op)schemflow.delete— delete schematic from storage (default: op)schemflow.cache— refresh schematic cache (default: op)schemflow.reload— reload configuration and services (default: op)schemflow.provision— provision world base (default: op)
Upgrading
- If using a permissions plugin (e.g., LuckPerms), grant nodes to non-op roles as needed (e.g., builders:
schemflow.list,schemflow.fetch,schemflow.pos1,schemflow.pos2, optionallyschemflow.paste). - Ops and
schemflow.adminremain unaffected and retain full access.
Compatibility
- Minecraft: 1.21+
- Java: 21+
- Platforms: Paper / Purpur (official)
- Dependency: WorldEdit 7.2.18+ or FAWE (either one)
- Optional: Skript 2.7+
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Any compatible version
Any compatible version
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