Config Objects

Object

An object can be anything. The contents below this are valid objects.

int

An int is a number without a floating point. They can be negative. Its range is -2147483648 to 2147483647.

long

A long is a number without a floating point. They can be negative. Its range is -9223372036854775808 to 9223372036854775807.

double

A double is a number with floating point. Some objects require a double but they don't require the floating point, some objects needs the floating point. The double range is 4.94065645841246544e-324 to 1.79769313486231570e+308.

boolean

A boolean can have the true and false value.

ItemBuilder

Key	Value Type	Example Value	Description
==	String	item-builder	The value MUST be item-builder
type	Material	AIR	The type of the item
amount	int	32	The amount of the item. Optional
damage	int	60	The damage of the item. This is how much the item has been used. Optional
display-name	String	&6Display name	The display name of the item. Accepts color codes and hex colors. See the String definition for more details. Optional
lore	List<String>	- '&6Test' - '&6Line 2'	The lore of the item. Optional
item-flags	List<ItemFlag>	- HIDE_ATTRIBUTES - HIDE_ENCHANTS	The item flags of the item. Optional
enchantments	Map<Enchantment, int>	minecraft:sharpness: 5 minecraft:unbreaking: 3	The enchantments of the item. Optional
nbt-tags	Map<String, Object>	test:key_here: value	The nbt tags of the item. Optional
unbreakable	boolean	false	If the item is unbreakable. Optional
skull	UUID or String	Player UUID or skull url	The skull of the item. The type must be PLAYER_HEAD. Optional
custom-model-data	int	3000	The CustomModelData for the item, is generally used for custom textures. Optional
custom-data	Map<Object, Object>	key: value	The custom data of the item. They are not saved in the item. Planned to be removed. Do not mix it with the custom-model-data, they are different things. Optional
glow	boolean	true	If the item should receive a dummy enchantment to receive the item glint. Optional

Map

A map obeys the key: value format. The key and value types are specified by each object.
Sample Map<String, ItemBuilder>:

key1:
  ==: item-builder
  type: DIAMOND_SWORD
key2:
  ==: item-builder
  type: IRON_SWORD

List

A list has this format:

- Object 1
- Object 2
- Object 3

The list type is specified by each object.
Sample List<ItemBuilder>:

- ==: item-builder
  type: DIAMOND_SWORD
- ==: item-builder
  type: IRON_SWORD
- ==: item-builder
  type: APPLE

UUID

UUIDs have this format: XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX

String

Strings are just normal text. Some objects may format the string using color codes and hex colors.
Hex colors are in this format: <#hex>
Example string: '&cI am a red text with a <#5e0b73>purple hex color'

Material

The material is generally the item type or block type. They are listed here.
If you need it for a specific version, choose it here and search for the Material enum.

Enchantment

The enchantment is a Minecraft enchantment. They have this format: namespace:enchantment.
Example enchantment: minecraft:sharpness

ItemFlag

The item flag for an item. They are listed here.