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# DisableCraft Configuration File
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# This configuration file allows you to customize the behavior of the DisableCraft plugin.
# You can restrict crafting for specific items, groups, or worlds, and configure bypass permissions.

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# General Plugin Settings
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DisableCraftSettings:
  enabled : true # Enable or disable the entire plugin (true/false). Set to false to completely disable the plugin.
  enabled-worlds : # List of worlds where the plugin is active. Add world names here to enable restrictions in specific worlds.
    - world
    - world_nether

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# Bypass Permission Settings
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PyPassSettings:
  enabled : true # Enable or disable the bypass permission system (true/false).
  permission : disablecraft.pypass # The permission required to bypass crafting restrictions. Default: "disablecraft.pypass".

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# Crafting Restriction Groups
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# Each group defines a set of crafting restrictions for players with specific permissions.
# You can create multiple groups by following the example below.

Group-1:
  permission : disablecraft.group1 # The permission required to be affected by this group's restrictions.
  block-all-items : false # If true, all crafting is blocked for this group. No need to specify items in the list.
  list : # List of items that cannot be crafted by this group. Use Minecraft material names (e.g., DIAMOND_SWORD).
    - DIAMOND_SWORD
    - ENCHANTED_GOLDEN_APPLE
  message : "&c[Group 1] &6Crafting restricted for balance reasons" # Message sent to players when crafting is blocked.
  enable-message : true # Enable or disable sending messages to players in this group (true/false).

Group-2:
  permission : disablecraft.group2
  block-all-items : true # If true, all crafting is disabled for this group. The "list" field is ignored.
  list : [ ] # Leave empty if "block-all-items" is true.
  message : "&c[Group 2] &4All crafting is disabled for this group"
  enable-message : false # If false, no message will be sent to players in this group.

# Example of adding a new group:
# Group-3:
#   permission: disablecraft.group3
#   block-all-items: false
#   list:
#     - DIAMOND_SWORD
#   message: "&c[Group 3] &4Example crafting restriction!"
#   enable-message: true

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# Command Messages
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# Customize the messages sent by the /disablecraft command.
messages:
  no-permission : "&cYou need &4disablecraft.admin &cto use this command!" # Message shown when a player lacks permission.
  reload-success : "&aConfiguration reloaded successfully!" # Message shown when the /disablecraft reload command is executed.
  discord-message : "&9[Discord] &7Click to join our Discord server!" # Hover text for the clickable Discord link.
  discord-link : "https://discord.gg/hhbwRygDze" # URL of the Discord server.

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# Notes for Administrators
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# 1. Permissions:
#    - Players need the appropriate group permission (e.g., disablecraft.group1) to be affected by restrictions.
#    - Admins need "disablecraft.admin" to use the /disablecraft command.
#
# 2. Reloading Config:
#    - Use "/disablecraft reload" to reload the configuration without restarting the server.
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# 3. Adding New Groups:
#    - Copy and paste an existing group (e.g., Group-1) and modify its settings.
#    - Ensure unique group names (e.g., Group-3, Group-4).
#
# 4. Material Names:
#    - Use valid Minecraft material names (case-sensitive). For example:
#      - DIAMOND_SWORD
#      - ENCHANTED_GOLDEN_APPLE
#      - NETHERITE_INGOT
#
# 5. Color Codes:
#    - Use "&" followed by a color code to format messages. For example:
#      - "&a" for green
#      - "&c" for red
#      - "&9" for blue
#    - Use online tools to generate color codes if needed.