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Make sure you download MMOLib first!
MMOItems is best ran using MMOCore, MMOInventory and CoreTools!
Join our Discord/website to get daily dev builds
Spoiler: Attack Effects
Native Major MC Version:1.21Tested Major MC Versions:
Item abilities are fantastic skills you can bind to your items to make them even more unique. You can add as many abilities as you need on your items. While some abilities help you kill mobs and players by casting powerful projectiles, others may temporarily buff you and your allies.
There are many ways of casting an ability: right/left clicks, sneaking, landing an arrow on a block, being damaged by an entity, damaging an entity (trigger types)... You can also create abilities with a specific timer, that trigger every so often.
If you feel like MMOItems abilities are duplicates, you can create and register your abilities to MMOItems using popular scripting languages from MythicMobs, MythicLib or Fabled (formerly SkillAPI and ProSkillAPI).
Spoiler: Some Abilities
Item Sets & Full Set Bonuses (wiki)
Item sets can grant extra stats to the player when he wears multiple items from the same item set. This is an extremely powerful RPG feature you can use to link different items, as it incites players to use items from the same set.
Item sets may give extra damage, damage reduction, maximum mana, and critical strike chance... They may also grant the holder permanent potion effects or even more abilities. Item sets can also give different stat bonuses depending on the number of items from the same set the player is wearing. The possibilities are limitless!
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Soulbound (wiki)
Players can bind items to themselves using specific consumables. Once their item is bound, other players can't use it and will take damage when trying to... unless they use another consumable to break that soulbound!
Soulbounds are displayed on the item lore, but the info of an item can also be accessed using /soulbound while holding that particular item. Soulbounds also have levels. A consumable item stat determines the level of a soulbound and sets how strong the binding is, i.e., how much damage it deals. To break a soulbound, the level of the consumable breaking the soulbound must be higher than the binding level.
Creating or breaking a soulbound item might sometimes fail depending on the consumables' soul-binding chance/soulbound break chance.
Spoiler: Soulbound
Gem Stones (wiki)
Gem Stones are a great way for players to improve the items they obtain. Gem Stones can be bound to items to give them extra statistics like extra attack damage, damage reduction, and movement speed... Items need empty gem sockets to receive gem stones. Applying gem stones might sometimes fail, and the player will lose the gem. However, the gem socket will not be used.
You can also configure item type restrictions to make your gem stones only available to specific items. This way, gem stones that give extra armor and max health can't be applied to weapons.
Gem Stones and item gem sockets have colors. You can only apply a gem onto an item with at least one socket with the same gem color. Uncolored gems can be applied to any socket. Any gem can be applied to an uncolored socket.
Spoiler: Gem Stones
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Item Glow and Hints
Rare items may glow when dropped. The glowing colors depend on the item tier. Rare items also display their name above the item entity.
Spoiler: Screenshot
Item Deconstruction (wiki)
Players can deconstruct an item into another item using a special consumable. The deconstruction output gets better with the initial item level tier. Deconstructing an item can also drop materials players can use with the advanced workbench to craft other unique items!
As seen on the screenshot, deconstructing the same item may drop different items, some being rarer than others. This new system brings utility (apart from selling) to all the unusable RPG loot.
Spoiler: Item Deconstruction
Consumables
Consumables are custom food players that can eat to regen their health, food bar, and saturation level & to gain potion effects for a specific amount of time. Consumables can also send commands and cast abilities just like normal weapons. They can also be used to repair, identify or deconstruct other items.
Spoiler: Consumables
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Unidentified Items (wiki)
Unidentified items are a cool way of adding some suspense & extra randomness to mob loot. When monsters drop unidentified loot, the only way to reveal its stats and use it is to identify it using a consumable item.
Spoiler: Item Identification
Items with custom textures
MMOItems features 1.14 custom model data support, which can be used to create items with custom textures or animated models. Texture by durability is no longer supported since Legacy builds were discontinued.
Spoiler: Screenshot
Custom Durability System (wiki)
If a vanilla tool has not had enough uses, you can use the custom durability system, similar to the vanilla durability feature. Coupled with 1.14+ custom model data, new item possibilities are endless.
Any item can have a set amount of use before it breaks. Items can be repaired using consumables to get some uses back, and this system also supports the Unbreaking, and Mending vanilla enchants. Custom durability displays on the item vanilla durability bar like usual!
Items may break or become unusable if their durability points reach 0, depending on how the item is configured.
Suppose you want to let your players know exactly how broken the item is. In that case, you can use placeholders from PlaceholderAPI to display the exact number of uses left for your item. The remaining durability points also show in the item lore directly.
Item Edition GUI
You can edit any item using /mi edit <type> <id>. This menu makes editing items MUCH easier: you can configure anything about your item. Every step of editing is detailed, and the only stats displayed here are the stats that your current item supports.
![[IMG]](https://i.imgur.com/gpiR5D8.gif "[IMG]")
Item Particle Effects
Every item can display a particle effect around the player when worn/held. There are currently seven types of particle effects, and you can choose what particular to use each time. You can also give colors to the particles you are using, e.g., green and Redstone particles.
Spoiler: Item Particle Effects
Elemental Damage (wiki)
Elemental Damage defines the percent of your weapon damage dealt as elemental damage. Elemental Defense decreases a specific type of elemental damage. Particles display when hitting an enemy for every element on your item—available elements: Fire, Ice, Wind, Earth, Thunder, and Water.
Weapons with elemental damage can perform elemental critical strikes, increasing damage dealt by elements and applying different attack effects (Fire burns your target, Earth knocks up nearby enemies...).
Monster & Block Drop Tables (wiki)
You can set up complex drop tables for monsters and blocks. You can also drop unidentified items which will need to be identified to be used by players. Items from MI are also recognized in MythicMobs drop tables, which means you can make MM mobs drop or equip items from MMOItems.
Endless Possibilities
MMOItems comes with more than 60 pre-configured items. As new features are implemented, more sample items will be added to the default config to make the plugin more accessible. You can use /mi browse to open the item browser, which allows you to explore the items you created, sorted by their item type.
You can also make your items have random stat values this way. There might be better & more valuable versions of any item around your server.
Spoiler: Item Browser
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Source Code | Documentation | Legacy Version | Issue Tracker | Metrics | Crowdin
Make sure you download MMOLib first!
MMOItems is best ran using MMOCore, MMOInventory and CoreTools!
Join our Discord/website to get daily dev builds
Spoiler: Attack Effects
Native Major MC Version:1.21Tested Major MC Versions:
- 1.14
- 1.15
- 1.16
- 1.17
- 1.18
- 1.19
- 1.20
- 1.20.6
- 1.21
Item abilities are fantastic skills you can bind to your items to make them even more unique. You can add as many abilities as you need on your items. While some abilities help you kill mobs and players by casting powerful projectiles, others may temporarily buff you and your allies.
There are many ways of casting an ability: right/left clicks, sneaking, landing an arrow on a block, being damaged by an entity, damaging an entity (trigger types)... You can also create abilities with a specific timer, that trigger every so often.
If you feel like MMOItems abilities are duplicates, you can create and register your abilities to MMOItems using popular scripting languages from MythicMobs, MythicLib or Fabled (formerly SkillAPI and ProSkillAPI).
Spoiler: Some Abilities
Item Sets & Full Set Bonuses (wiki)
Item sets can grant extra stats to the player when he wears multiple items from the same item set. This is an extremely powerful RPG feature you can use to link different items, as it incites players to use items from the same set.
Item sets may give extra damage, damage reduction, maximum mana, and critical strike chance... They may also grant the holder permanent potion effects or even more abilities. Item sets can also give different stat bonuses depending on the number of items from the same set the player is wearing. The possibilities are limitless!
Soulbound (wiki)
Players can bind items to themselves using specific consumables. Once their item is bound, other players can't use it and will take damage when trying to... unless they use another consumable to break that soulbound!
Soulbounds are displayed on the item lore, but the info of an item can also be accessed using /soulbound while holding that particular item. Soulbounds also have levels. A consumable item stat determines the level of a soulbound and sets how strong the binding is, i.e., how much damage it deals. To break a soulbound, the level of the consumable breaking the soulbound must be higher than the binding level.
Creating or breaking a soulbound item might sometimes fail depending on the consumables' soul-binding chance/soulbound break chance.
Spoiler: Soulbound
Gem Stones (wiki)
Gem Stones are a great way for players to improve the items they obtain. Gem Stones can be bound to items to give them extra statistics like extra attack damage, damage reduction, and movement speed... Items need empty gem sockets to receive gem stones. Applying gem stones might sometimes fail, and the player will lose the gem. However, the gem socket will not be used.
You can also configure item type restrictions to make your gem stones only available to specific items. This way, gem stones that give extra armor and max health can't be applied to weapons.
Gem Stones and item gem sockets have colors. You can only apply a gem onto an item with at least one socket with the same gem color. Uncolored gems can be applied to any socket. Any gem can be applied to an uncolored socket.
Spoiler: Gem Stones
Item Glow and Hints
Rare items may glow when dropped. The glowing colors depend on the item tier. Rare items also display their name above the item entity.
Spoiler: Screenshot
Item Deconstruction (wiki)
Players can deconstruct an item into another item using a special consumable. The deconstruction output gets better with the initial item level tier. Deconstructing an item can also drop materials players can use with the advanced workbench to craft other unique items!
As seen on the screenshot, deconstructing the same item may drop different items, some being rarer than others. This new system brings utility (apart from selling) to all the unusable RPG loot.
Spoiler: Item Deconstruction
Consumables
Consumables are custom food players that can eat to regen their health, food bar, and saturation level & to gain potion effects for a specific amount of time. Consumables can also send commands and cast abilities just like normal weapons. They can also be used to repair, identify or deconstruct other items.
Spoiler: Consumables
Unidentified Items (wiki)
Unidentified items are a cool way of adding some suspense & extra randomness to mob loot. When monsters drop unidentified loot, the only way to reveal its stats and use it is to identify it using a consumable item.
Spoiler: Item Identification
Items with custom textures
MMOItems features 1.14 custom model data support, which can be used to create items with custom textures or animated models. Texture by durability is no longer supported since Legacy builds were discontinued.
Spoiler: Screenshot
Custom Durability System (wiki)
If a vanilla tool has not had enough uses, you can use the custom durability system, similar to the vanilla durability feature. Coupled with 1.14+ custom model data, new item possibilities are endless.
Any item can have a set amount of use before it breaks. Items can be repaired using consumables to get some uses back, and this system also supports the Unbreaking, and Mending vanilla enchants. Custom durability displays on the item vanilla durability bar like usual!
Items may break or become unusable if their durability points reach 0, depending on how the item is configured.
Suppose you want to let your players know exactly how broken the item is. In that case, you can use placeholders from PlaceholderAPI to display the exact number of uses left for your item. The remaining durability points also show in the item lore directly.
Item Edition GUI
You can edit any item using /mi edit <type> <id>. This menu makes editing items MUCH easier: you can configure anything about your item. Every step of editing is detailed, and the only stats displayed here are the stats that your current item supports.
Item Particle Effects
Every item can display a particle effect around the player when worn/held. There are currently seven types of particle effects, and you can choose what particular to use each time. You can also give colors to the particles you are using, e.g., green and Redstone particles.
Spoiler: Item Particle Effects
Elemental Damage (wiki)
Elemental Damage defines the percent of your weapon damage dealt as elemental damage. Elemental Defense decreases a specific type of elemental damage. Particles display when hitting an enemy for every element on your item—available elements: Fire, Ice, Wind, Earth, Thunder, and Water.
Weapons with elemental damage can perform elemental critical strikes, increasing damage dealt by elements and applying different attack effects (Fire burns your target, Earth knocks up nearby enemies...).
Monster & Block Drop Tables (wiki)
You can set up complex drop tables for monsters and blocks. You can also drop unidentified items which will need to be identified to be used by players. Items from MI are also recognized in MythicMobs drop tables, which means you can make MM mobs drop or equip items from MMOItems.
Endless Possibilities
MMOItems comes with more than 60 pre-configured items. As new features are implemented, more sample items will be added to the default config to make the plugin more accessible. You can use /mi browse to open the item browser, which allows you to explore the items you created, sorted by their item type.
You can also make your items have random stat values this way. There might be better & more valuable versions of any item around your server.
Spoiler: Item Browser
- Highly compatible with MMOCore
- Compatible with MMOInventory and RPGInventory
- Levels, classes, mana & stamina from Heroes
- Levels, classes & mana from Fabled
- Levels, mana & power from RPGPlayerLeveling
- Levels, classes & energy from Skills
- Levels & mana from AuraSkills
- Levels from BattleLevels
- Power level from mcMMO and McRPG
- Useful WorldGuard flags
- Drop tables and custom skills for MythicMobs
- Adds PlaceholderAPI placeholders
- Indicators using HolographicDisplays, Holograms or CMI
- Item glow using GlowAPI and PacketListenerAPI
- New reward type for BossShopPro
- Fully supports RealDualWield and DualWield
- Support for Vault economy and permission
By purchasing this plugin, you agree to the following:
- You cannot redistribute, resell, or give this plugin to anyone else.
- We don't give support to servers involved with piracy in any way, shape, or form.
- We reserve the right to not provide Discord access and support to users with pirated plugin builds.
- You cannot modify or decompile the plugin.
- You can only use it on one network/server at a time.
- You are only allowed to download this plugin from an official source (PhoenixDevt or Spigot).
- Bugs must be reported on Gitlab.
- PhoenixDevt reserves the right to change the terms at any time; therefore, you must agree to the most recent version.
- There will be no refunds.
- An installation guide is available on the wiki.
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