This update is part of 'The Template Swap Update.' You can read more about it here.

This update is part of the '2.16, Revisted' update. You can read more about it here.

This update is part of 'The Power Management Update.' You can read more about it here.

This update is part of the 'Even Java has betrayed us...' update. You can read more about it here.

This update is part of the 'The 2.14 update?' update. You can read more about it here.

This update is part of the 'It's Not Quite 2.14' update. You can read more about it here.

This update is part of the environment update. You can read more about it here.

Additionally, this update contains changes from GalaxiEngine's v3.2.0b update.

This update is part of the december stability update. You can read more about it here.

Additionally, this update contains changes from GalaxiEngine's v3.2.0a update.

This update is part of the automation update. You can read more about it here.

This update is part of a random update. You can read more about it here.

GalaxiEngine 3
With this update, the engine for SubServers.Host that I have been using throughout my apps (formerly code named GalaxiEngine 2) has been separated from the SubServers Platform and rewritten to stand on it's own for general use. This is GalaxiEngine 3.

So, what does this mean for the end user? Well, nothing really. SubServers.Host will continue to function the same way it has functioned before, except it will just run on the shiny new engine.

But what does this mean for developers? Developers using SubAPI for SubServers.Host will have to convert their plugins to the Galaxi plugin formatting. Don't worry though; it's basically the same as it was before, except the class names are different. (See creating your plugin)

This is part of the 1.13 update. You can read more about it here.

This is part of the 1.13 update (Pre-Release 4). You can read more about it here.

Also, /sub now is an alias for any command in SubServers.Host; even custom ones. (for example: /sub create is an alias for /create)

This is part of the 1.13 update (Pre-Release 3). You can read more about it here.

This is part of the 1.13 update (Pre-Release 2). You can read more about it here.

This is part of the 1.13 update (Pre-Release 1). You can read more about it here.

In addition to that stuff, the way SubServers.Host is launched on the inside has been rewritten. This means the way plugins are loaded and registered has also been rewritten as well. Getting your SubAPI plugins to load no longer requires a package.xml (just @SubPlugin the main classes), and parsing/loading from that is now done in a faster, more efficient way internally. It also means SubServers.Host no longer needs to create a temporary system directory to re-launch itself from.

This is part of the SubServer Groups update. Read more about it here.

This is part of the SubServers.Sync update. Read more about it here.

This is part of the General Update. Read more about it here.

This update finally addresses my ongoing issues with JLine. Now your console experience should be closer to that of your typical spigot server instead of the vanilla gui. Also support for Minecraft/ANSI color codes has been added!

This update fixes a glitch allowing for large subdata requests to be sent.

This is part of the General SubServers Update. Read more about it here.

Additionally, these changes were made:
• Fixed /create command
• More Minor Fixes

This update contains a fix for SubCreator regarding the template system.

This is the SubData Encryption Update. You can read about it here.

Please rename or delete your ~/Templates/ folder before updating!

This is part of the SubCreator Templates update. Read more about it here.

As you may know, I am unable to post updates while the resource is pending. Please delete the 'Templates' folder, it will be regenerated. This update contains all the changes I've made since the plugin was published, including:
• The SubCreator Update (from SubServers 2)
• Fixed SubData hanging while SubCreator is running
• Fixed /sub delete
• Changed some of the symbols (used to resolve as a ? mark)
• Minor Bugfixes