Fixed an issue where a location was not properly copied resulting in the anvil dupe sometimes not working.

The anvil dupe should now correctly check the player inventory to ensure they have no empty slots, as well as ensure that the dupe is performed only in the case that the anvil breaks naturally (as opposed to by a player / being moved).

the crafting dupe will now drop the duped item onto the ground instead of forcing it into the hands of the player. This allows events to be triggered on pickup of the duped item.

Additionally, papermc's warning messages about the use of System.out are finally being addressed. yay!

This update adds the 1.12 piston/itemframe dupe!

an example of the dupe being performed can be seen here:


This dupe is unique when compared to the previous dupes added by this plugin - it is easily AFK-able through the use of a dispenser or other means of breaking the item frame at the correct time.
Please use the non-players config option to customize if you want to allow this.

Small patch to add official 1.19 support, no major changes

addon to the prior bugfix, addressing an NPE in the nether portal dupe

bugfix for an NPE encountered when attempting the donkey / nether portal dupe

Quick patch to fix the plugin not being able to load in newer versions of MC!
No notable changes

This update fixes an issue with 1.4.3 where regular Non stackable items were incorrectly duplicated.

This also introduces very limited functionality for duping items to beyond the 64 stack size limit (currently only for the Autocraft dupe)

This update fixes a (long-standing?) issue with the Autocraft dupe where the dupe would not activate if the 'items-by-click' option was enabled.

This update also brings some big changes to the internal structure of the plugin. If you encounter any unexpected behavior, create a github issue or let me know in the plugin discord server.

The plugin has been recompiled against the 1.18 api, and should now work as expected with 1.18 servers.

Please report any issues on the github page here

The 1.17 anvil dupe has been added!

With the dupe enabled, players can process an item in an anvil with a full inventory - if the anvil breaks, the item is dropped on the ground and duplicated.

This update brings a small rework to the way the nether portal dupe is handled, hopefully making it more cooperative and less issue-prone!

It also further improves bStats collection, viewable here

added bStats metric to anonymously assess usage by server size

this patch fixes an issue caused by version 1.3.4 which led to the donkey dupe working incorrectly when encountering empty slots in the inventory

this patch fixes NPE issues with the donkey and minecart dupe.

a small bugfix to stop console spam when a player disconnects

A new dupe has been added!

The 1.8 nether portal minecart dupe has been recreated with this plugin, where if an item is taken out of a minecart moments before it passes through a nether portal, it will retain the items even though you took them out - duplicating them!

As always, this is event-based and not CPU intensive at all, and not very memory intensive either depending on how short you set the tick buffer.

fixed a typo in the config generation / reading code that led to the donkey dupe portion not being read correctly

This should fix an issue encountered with the donkey dupe

Added bStats metrics!

feel free to opt out in plugins/bStats

the config did not update after upgrading the plugin version correctly, this fixes that

This update implements the elusive 1.15 donkey dupe!

Player 1 opens a donkey's (or other horse-like) inventory, Player 2 rides the donkey and then disconnects.
Player 1 is left with a duped inventory that they can remove the items from.

This dupe works like vanilla when more than one player tries to dupe using the same donkey (they all share the inventory) and it even works with donkeys inside boats!

A sneaky debug statement survived, here's a quick patch to remove it

added a config file for various tweaks to the way the dupes behave
- added settings to allow for control over non-stackable items, totems, and shulkers