suggest the command when clicking on help messagesĭescription : Gives full access to the plugin display details while hovering on help messages Try ItemTag to execute commands with items, set Potion effect on armor and more.Įach command provide an user friendly experience: Compability with Vault, ShopGuiPlus, PlaceholderApi and MythicMobs Customize attributes like armor, max health, damage. Create amazing fireworks effects with a simple gui Edit name & lore of items (with copy paste functions) / itemstorage (/ is) is thought for creative servers and users, allow users to save and retrieve their customized items./ serveritem (/ si) is thought to interact with players from console, and give, sell and buy items with players, those commands might be usefull for crate and kit plugins which allow to use commands, server admins may set custom items of the server.You may change an item name but you may also change potion colors (up to 65k possible colors), you can set an item unbreakable and you can also hide a potion effects to make it a potion with secret effects, you can also let item glow adding an enchant and hiding it, and much much more. / itemedit (/ ie) which allows to easily and fastly customize items by adding special properties or simple things.I just want to throw this onto the table, and I understand if nothing comes of it. I realize it's not like you're getting paid for it or anything, and that it doesn't really matter if people prefer NBTedit's GUI. Oh, I should also note that NBTedit's array import/exporter has a GZip checkbox - some users may find that useful.Īnyways, this all just a suggestion to improve NBTExplorer's usability. I understand making an array editing GUI is difficult, but simply offering to import/export the array is manageable, right? Because currently, there are no options, short of writing my own application, if, say, I wanted to create fireworks that use custom non-dye colors in their explosions. NBTExplorer simply lets me know arrays are read-only, which isn't very helpful behavior for an editor. But there's also no editor I have found which is capable of importing/exporting Int arrays (NBTedit does not support those). Import/Export Arrays - I'll admit it's not often I have to use this NBTedit feature.unicode/formatted sign text, custom spawners, and chests with custom items), and again, being able to Reload has streamlined the workflow a lot. If I am using WorldEdit to export schematics of TileEntity objects so I can edit them, I am usually producing many different NBTedit'd objects (e.g. If I'm editing my own inventory, trying to fine-tune enchantment or potion effects, I like to be able to simply reload the file after logging out, so changes I've made ingame are preserved. Reload - I probably use this almost as frequently as C/C/P.The Move Up/Down functions in NBTedit allow for reordering of list elements, which nowadays has become practical for enchantments, Lores, CustomPotionEffects, and even books.It's not fun recreating a complicated tree structure from scratch (and would you check out how complicated item NBT data has gotten p) Cut/Copy/Paste - as a map maker who relies extensively on custom NBT tags, I cannot tell you how invaluable this is.However, I've noticed I still definitely prefer NBTedit over NBTExplorer, and it only recently occurred to me why: NBTedit has a number of GUI features NBTExplorer simply lacks: NBTExplorer definitely provides better support for the NBT format itself, including support for uncompressed files and other stuff not directly related to the NBT format. I've been a long time fan of NBTedit, but I've realized I can't really stick with it thanks to it being outdated (it can't even load level.dat if your inventory has the newly-added fireworks items, for example).
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