BorderPlus

You can now pay for border expansion with player experience levels. Add this to your collective_gui_world.yml:

      contribute_xp:
        material: EXPERIENCE_BOTTLE
        lore:
        - ''
        - '   &7Click to contribute'
        - '   &a5 XP levels &7to the piggy bank.'
        - '   &7(uses your experience bar)'
        - ''
        xp_cost: 5
        use_xp_levels: true
        slot: 22
        economy: false
        display_name: '&a&lContribute 5 XP Levels'
        contribution_amount: 5

• xp_cost: 5 — number of experience levels taken from the player

• use_xp_levels: true — use levels instead of money or items

• Add this block to your menu config and it will work with the new version.

Fixed: Plugin crash on startup when display_name or lore are missing for items in the collective GUI.

⚠️ CONFIG RESTRUCTURE

New options were added to the main config and message files. Automatic expansion of other worlds When the main world expands, other worlds can expand automatically. The list and ratios are set in the config. Number of worlds: Any. You can add several worlds or remove the whole block so nothing expands automatically. Ratio format (1.X): 1.8 — Minecraft formula for the Nether (1:8). Overworld +1000 blocks = Nether +125 blocks. 1.1 — 1:1, the world expands the same as the main world.

Example in config:

automatically_expand_worlds:
  world_nether: 1.8   # Nether — Minecraft formula
  world_the_end: 1.1  # End — same as main world

To disable: Remove the entire automatically_expand_worlds block so nothing expands automatically. Config structure

The worlds section now supports automatically_expand_worlds and expand_worlds_names (optional display names for messages instead of raw world names like world_nether).

  worlds:
    world:
      gui: "gui.yml"
      max_size: 5000
      collective_gui: "collective_gui_world.yml"
      name: "Survival World"
      automatically_expand_worlds:
        # Worlds that expand automatically when this world expands.
        # Key = exact world name on server (check your world/ folder for folder names).
        # Any world works: Nether, End, void, custom, skyblock, etc. Just use its folder name.
        #
        # Value = expansion ratio in format 1.X (means 1:X).
        # The number after the dot is the denominator. Formula: dependent_expansion = source_expansion / X
        #
        # Examples:
        #   1.1 = 1:1  -> multiplier 1.0   -> overworld +1000 = dependent +1000 (same)
        #   1.2 = 1:2  -> multiplier 0.5    -> overworld +1000 = dependent +500  (half)
        #   1.3 = 1:3  -> multiplier 0.333  -> overworld +1000 = dependent +333
        #   1.8 = 1:8  -> multiplier 0.125  -> overworld +1000 = dependent +125 (Minecraft Nether formula)
        #
        # Values outside 1.0-2.0 range are used as raw multiplier (e.g. 0.5 = half, 2.0 = double).
        #
        # Don't want automatic expansion? Remove automatically_expand_worlds block entirely. Old configs without it work fine.
        # Want only Nether to expand? Remove world_the_end line below. Want only End? Remove world_nether.
        world_nether: 1.8   # Nether. 1:8 = overworld +1000 blocks = nether +125 blocks
        world_the_end: 1.1  # End. 1:1 = expands same amount as overworld
      expand_worlds_names:   # display names for automatically_expand_worlds (shown in messages instead of world_nether etc.). Optional.
        world_nether: "Nether"
        world_the_end: "The End"

The worlds section now supports automatically_expand_worlds and expand_worlds_names (optional display names for messages instead of raw world names like world_nether). Messages The expansion messages in the language files were updated to show boundaries for all expanded worlds (main + automatic). Everything should be clear from the config comments.

• Fixed display of the placeholder %borderplus_collective_player_contribution%

• Asynchronous update checking
• Confirmed compatibility with 1.21.9

• Fixed an issue where items would change when the server started or when the plugin was reloaded using the command.

I don’t know why I didn’t check this earlier.