InfChests is a simple plugin that lets you create chests that will never run out. (Infinite)
It works easier and even better than before.
There are 2 types of chests you can create, one with your own contents. or with a specific contents.
InfChests uses signs to read information. To make a chest infinite that you already have designed, simply place a sign above, behind or near the chest and place on the first line our plugin tag: "[infchest]". - without the quotes.
If you want to make a chest infinite with 1 specific item (fills the chest with a item and never runs out), simply place a sign anywhere and place on the first line our plugin tag: "[infchest]". - without the quotes. on the second line you fill in the item you want to be in the chest. for example: Red Wool.
Now you have infinite chests!
For more detailed instructions and pictures: A basic tutorial right here.
BETA 2 - Timer support Beta 2 has a new timer support feature. The timer is used to wait before it refills again. Use the third line on the signs to specify a time in minutes. This example below is a custom contents chest with a 30 minute delay before it refills. [infchest]
30m (Only minutes supported now, more in final version, only paste the m after the minutes you want to wait before refill!)
Permissions: "infchests.create"
You can use LWC to protect your chests and/or Dispensers!
InfChests 1.0 is a rewritten and improved plugin. I did this because I didn't like how I developed a year ago. And now it's much more stable.
1.0a is rewritten and as of now a alpha version. That means that it's not a full version, because i'm still writing it and it's not finished yet.
You may wonder why I release it now and not when I'm 100% finished? That is because I write plugins to make you happy.
I want to suite your needs. If you have any feedback, bugs, requests or ideas, I love to hear them all. So I can improve InfChests to be a better plugin.
I know some of the users are disappointed that it doesn't have dispenser support anymore. But don't worry, It will be back in the beta of 1.0.
The way I'm going to release my plugins from now on is that I'll start with Alpha versions. I build a beta version using feedback that I got from the users. I'll improve the beta versions based on feedback form the beta. After that the final product should have taken shape the 'release candidate' will appear. If after bugs fixes i'm happy and the users are happy then I'll release it as a official 1.0 release.
