Stacksize

Modify the maximum stack sizes of items.

Compatibility

Tested for Spigot 1.15.1.

Usage

• To view an item's material name and its current maximum stack size hold it in your hand and execute the command stacksize inspect.
• Execute stacksize view <material> to view the current maximum stack size of any item.
• To modify an item's maximum stack size, execute stacksize modify <material> <stacksize>. It is not recommended, and probably will not work, to set a stack size outside of the range from 1 to 64.
• The modified stack size is also added to the configuration, config.yml in the plugin's directory, so that the modified stack sizes will remain the next time the server is started.
• Modifications to the configuration while the plugin is running will be detected and the configuration will be reloaded immediately.

Commands

Permissions

Configuration:

Updates to the configuration while the plugin is running will be detected and the configuration will be reloaded. Default configuration: https://github.com/Torm/Stacksize/blob/master/src/main/resources/config.yml

config.yml

log:
 - STACK_SIZE_MODIFIED 
 - CONFIGURATION_MODIFIED

stackSizes:
 POTION: 4
 COOKED_BEEF: 16
 MINECART: 4

Installation

Place the Stacksize jar file in the Bukkit server's plugins directory.

Building

• Have Java installed.
• Execute Spigot BuildTools once. This places Spigot in the local Maven repository.

You can then use the Gradle wrapper by executing ./gradlew build in the project root directory to build.