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https://github.com/rosewood-development/rosestackerA Minecraft server plugin for Spigot and Paper (1.16.5 and newer) that stacks mobs, items, spawners, and blocks to improve server performance and reduce entity count. Features include a CLI for managing stacks via the /rs command, a specialized Stacking Tool, and administrative commands for giving stacked items, clearing data, and viewing real-time stacking statistics.
For detailed information, configuration guides, and usage instructions, refer to the official RoseStacker Wiki.
If you encounter bugs, have questions, or need support, you can join the RoseStacker Discord server.
RoseStacker is compatible with Spigot and its forks. It is highly recommended to use Paper for running your server. Note that CraftBukkit servers are not compatible.
If you are running the plugin on a 1.16.5 server, you must use Paper (or a Paper fork) and Java 17. Additionally, you must add the following flag to your server's startup parameters:
-DPaper.IgnoreJavaVersion=true
-DPaper.IgnoreJavaVersion=trueMaterial name. The argument is case-insensitive. If the provided input does not match any valid Material name, the command will fail with an error referencing the input provided.The following subcommands are available under the rs (or rosestacker/stacker) command prefix:
help: Displays help information.reload: Reloads the plugin configuration.clearall: Clears all data/stacks.give: Grants items or stacks to a player.stacktool: Accesses the Stack Tool functionality.stats: Displays plugin statistics.translate: Invokes translation commands.StackSettingManager. These suggestions are provided in lowercase.RoseStacker provides several specialized argument handlers used within its command framework to parse specific types of data for commands. These handlers allow for type-safe input for quantities, materials, entity types, spawner configurations, and localization settings.
// Available ArgumentHandlers:
STACKED_BLOCK_AMOUNT // Parses an Integer (amount of blocks)
STACKED_BLOCK_TYPE // Parses a Material (type of block)
STACKED_ENTITY_AMOUNT // Parses an Integer (amount of entities)
STACKED_ENTITY_TYPE // Parses an EntityType (type of entity)
STACKED_SPAWNER_AMOUNT // Parses an Integer (amount of spawners)
STACKED_SPAWNER_TYPE // Parses a SpawnerType (type of spawner)
TRANSLATION_LOCALE // Parses a String (translation locale)Technical details for the stacktool command implementation.
Command: stacktool
Permission: rosestacker.stacktool
Arguments:
- target (optional): PLAYER
Description Key: command-stacktool-descriptionStackSettingManager and possess spawn eggs. Suggestions are provided in lowercase.EntityType name. The argument is case-insensitive. If the provided name does not match any valid Bukkit EntityType, the command will fail with an error referencing argument-handler-stacktype.Use the /stats command to view real-time statistics regarding the stacking operations performed by RoseStacker. This command provides a summary of active threads, the number of unique stacks, and the total count of stacked objects.
Permissions Required:
rosestacker.statsStatistics Provided:
/statsUse the entity sub-command to give a player stacked entity spawn eggs.
Arguments:
player (Required): The target player.material (Required): The material/entity type (uses STACKED_ENTITY_TYPE handler).entityType (Required): The specific entity type (uses STACKED_ENTITY_AMOUNT handler).amount (Optional): The number of stacks to give. Defaults to 1 if not specified./give entity <player> <material> <entityType> [<amount>]