🌆 The Streets Got Louder — v0.7.4-DEV Changelog

Civilians walk the block, cars idle at the curb, and the first grenade in plugin history just bounced off a wall. Welcome to Part 2 of Cops N Crooks.

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Overview

Three big shifts land in this version. Civilians join the streets as their own NPC class (friendly, hostile, or traders). The weapon system quadruples from one category (guns) to five (guns, melee, incendiary, biological, throwable), each with its own schema and physics. And gadgets — cars and jetpacks — ship as a new module with persistent fuel, database-backed parking, and shared refueling.

Under the hood, the plugin was also rewired onto a beans-based bootstrap, so every manager now auto-initializes in phased order without a hand-written Initializer.

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📄 Configuration Changes

Upgrading from 0.7.3? You'll need to merge in new files and new settings.yml sections — or regenerate them by bumping Config_Version.

New files shipped in this version:

File	Purpose
civilians.yml	Civilian NPC types and spawn groups (friendly, hostile, trader).
cars.yml	Drivable vehicle catalogue (materials, speed, acceleration, fuel).
money.yml	Cash pickup variations and per-source drop rules.
weapon/*.yml	New melee, incendiary, biological and throwable weapon configurations.

New sections added to settings.yml: NPC_Navigation, Civilians, Money_Drop, Gadgets (with Jetpack and Car subsections), and Block_Regeneration. The Cops section was also expanded with new tuning keys (spawn phases, cuff cooldown, return-to-station, starting ammo).

Required field added to every weapon file: Information.Category. See the weapons section below for the before/after shape.

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✨ Features

Civilian NPCs

Civilians are a new NPC class that share the cop AI base — they wander, flee, trade, or return fire depending on their type. Types and spawn groups live in a new civilians.yml file, and spawning is proximity-driven from registered spawner points.

• Each type picks a Bukkit entity, health, wearables, weapon pool, item pool, drops, and an optional trader inventory.
• Hostile civilians fight back with weapons from their pool; non-hostile ones flee at their configured speed.
• Attacking a non-hostile civilian now increments your wanted level — the same system cops use.
• Trader civilians open a custom inventory on right-click using the shared InventoryHandler framework.
• Groups bind spawn locations to a type, with a population cap and activation radius. Civilians spawn when a player walks into range and despawn when everyone leaves.
• Navigation is shared with cops (see the NPC_Navigation block further down), so a path-finding fix lands on both at once.
• New commands under /glw civilian … for manual spawn, despawn, and group control.

New file — civilians.yml shape:

Types:
   friendly_villager:
      Entity_Type: VILLAGER
      Health: 20
      Hostile: false
      Wearables:
         head: ""
         chest: ""
         legs: ""
         feet: ""
      Item_Pool:
         - material:BREAD
      Drops:
         Items:
            - material:EMERALD
         Experience: 5
      Inventory: trader_default      # omit for non-trader types
      AI:
         Wander_Range: 12
         Flee_Speed: 1.3
         Combat:
            Difficulty: NORMAL        # EASY | NORMAL | HARD | DEADLY

Groups:
   downtown:
      Type: friendly_villager
      Max: 6
      Proximity: 64
      Spawns:
         - world,120.5,64,-40.5

Add to settings.yml:

Civilians:
   Behaviour:
      Enabled: true
      AI_Tick_Rate: 20
   Spawner_Proximity:
      Activation_Radius: 60.0
      Despawn_Radius: 80.0
      Max_Npcs_Per_Spawner: 5
      Check_Interval: 100
      Default_Type_Id: ""

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Smarter Cops

Cops now run on the shared NPC base with civilians, so every navigation fix lands on them too. This cycle also brought dedicated cop polish.

• Targeting falls back to the most recent attacker when no wanted target is in line of sight, so cops stop standing still while you plink them from cover.
• Despawn now uses 3D distance — climbing a tower no longer makes cops evaporate.
• Reload handling during NPC combat is smoother; downed players are also blocked from reloading.
• Jail creation uses a 5-block radius check instead of exact-coordinate matching, so you no longer accidentally stack two jails in the same cell.
• CopDeathEvent fires on every cop death and is available to other listeners.
• Cops section in settings.yml gained phased spawn controls, cuff cooldown, return-to-station distance, and starting magazine count.

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Weapon System — Four New Categories

0.7.3 shipped one weapon category. 0.7.4 adds melee, incendiary, biological, and throwable — each with its own parser, action class, and YAML schema. Every weapon file now declares a Category: field that picks the action class, and the schema under Shoot: / Attack: / Throw: varies by type.

• Melee (knife, machete, crowbar) — sweep-range attacks with Attack: block: damage, range, cooldown, knockback, per-hit cooldowns, and melee-specific damage handling on non-living entities.
• Incendiary (flamethrower) — cone-shaped fire spray with Cone_Angle, Fire_Duration, and per-tick fuel Consume_Rate. Ignites entities in the cone and applies block fire where configured.
• Biological (syringe_gun) — hold-to-charge / release-to-fire single shots on a new pathogen_vial ammo type. Applies potion effects on impact.
• Throwable (grenade, molotov, flashbang, smoke_grenade, tomahawk) — thrown items with physics, bounce, fuse timer, and blast radius. Identical throwables stack via shared UUIDs so sign-bought grenades merge with looted ones.
• Push-on-hit is now supported by every weapon type, not just guns.
• A unified raytracer runs the same hit-detection loop across all five categories. Ricochet, block-break, and tracers now work uniformly regardless of weapon type.
• WeaponEntityDamageEvent fires for non-projectile hits on non-living entities (cars, armor stands, blocks) — handy for feature modules that want to react to melee or grenade damage without intercepting the projectile lifecycle.

Required schema change — every weapon file now needs Category::

# BEFORE (0.7.3 — category was implicit: always gun)
Information:
   Name: "&7Pistol"
   Material: IRON_HORSE_ARMOR

# AFTER (0.7.4 — required field)
Information:
   Name: "&7Pistol"
   Material: IRON_HORSE_ARMOR
   Category: gun        # gun | melee | incendiary | biological | throwable

Melee example — knife.yml:

Information:
   Name: "&7Combat Knife"
   Category: melee
   Material: IRON_SWORD
Attack:
   Damage: 6.0
   Range: 2.5
   Cooldown: 8
   Knockback: 0.4
   Selective_Fire: single

Incendiary example — flamethrower.yml:

Information:
   Name: "&6Flamethrower"
   Category: incendiary
   Material: BLAZE_ROD
Shoot:
   Selective_Fire: auto
   Rate: 2
   Range: 5.0
   Cone_Angle: 30.0
   Fire_Duration: 60
   Consume_Rate: 4
Ammunition:
   Ammo_Type: fuel_canister
   Capacity: 200

Throwable example — grenade.yml:

Information:
   Name: "&cFrag Grenade"
   Category: throwable
   Material: LIME_DYE
Throw:
   Type: EXPLOSIVE
   Fuse_Time: 60
   Explosion_Radius: 4.0
   Explosion_Damage: 10
   Bounces: true
   Max_Bounces: 5
   Sticky: false
   Entity_Type: SNOWBALL

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Bullet Physics & Projectiles

Bullets drop now. A new gravity system pulls shots down over distance, so zeroed-in rifles actually need range compensation.

• Projectile gravity is applied per-tick in the unified raytracer.
• Block ricochet bounces along the block normal instead of dying on contact, enabling skip-shots off walls and floors.
• Throwable particle trails were redone and stop cleanly on detonation — no more leftover smoke puffs after the blast.
• Stacking throwable UUIDs were unified, so grenades bought from signs merge with ones you loot.

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Gadgets — Cars

Cars move out of prototype territory into a proper gangland-gadget module. Every parked car is now saved to the database, so your curb-side ride survives a restart.

• New cars.yml catalogs every vehicle with its item, custom model data, lore, and per-vehicle vehicle-physics block (max speed, acceleration, max fuel, exhaust side).
• Parked-car persistence — position, fuel level, and exhaust side go into a dedicated SQL table and reload on boot.
• The minecart carrier got a wobble animation so idle cars no longer look like frozen blocks.
• Shift + right-click is now ignored on car interactions so the car pickup hotkey stops colliding with boarding.
• Car items are no longer droppable — you can't accidentally toss your vehicle.
• New commands: refuel and defuel.

New file — cars.yml shape:

sports_car:
   Material: MINECART
   Display_Name: "&bSports Car"
   Custom_Model_Data: 4001
   Lore:
      - "&7Fast. Fragile. Red."
   Vehicle:
      Max_Speed: 0.95
      Acceleration: 0.05
      Max_Fuel: 200

Add to settings.yml:

Gadgets:
   Car:
      Reverse_Speed_Ratio: 0.5
      Hard_Brake_Multiplier: 3.0
      Fuel_Consume_Per_Tick: 1

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Gadgets — Jetpack

The jetpack is new in 0.7.4. It's a gadget that burns fuel per-tick while gliding and triggers a reload session when empty, so you can't tap-spam it like a free jump.

• Activates via off-hand equip, with thrust that ramps from 10 % to 100 % over a configurable tick window.
• Gliding consumes fuel per-tick (not per activation), so short hops cost almost nothing and long flights drain smoothly.
• Thrust defaults were retuned; the "bouncing at apex" oscillation bug is gone.
• Particle exhaust and sound effects were overhauled.
• Refueling runs through the shared fuel component — same UX as cars.
• Reload sessions — an empty jetpack prompts a timed refuel cycle instead of silently cutting out mid-air.

Add to settings.yml:

Gadgets:
   Jetpack:
      Thrust_Ramp_Ticks: 20
      Descent_Accel: 0.022
      Max_Descent_Speed: -0.5
      Horiz_Influence: 0.03
      Max_Horiz_Speed: 0.25

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Shared Fuel Component

Cars and the jetpack both used to carry their own fuel code. They now share a single FuelContract component, so fuel levels persist uniformly and a third fuel-burning gadget becomes a drop-in. Jetpack and car refuel flows use the same underlying item and sound handling.

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Money System

Cash is now a proper pickup item with a dedicated money.yml registry. Kills, drops, and manual placements all route through one set of rules that server owners can tune per-source.

• Variations — small, medium, large stacks can use different materials and display names.
• Per-source rules — Player_Kill, Civilian_Kill, Cop_Kill, etc. each pick a variation, amount range, and drop chance.
• Custom pickup sound per variation, with name validation — invalid sound names fall back to a safe default instead of throwing.
• Master switch: Money_Drop.Enabled in settings.yml disables the entire system without editing money.yml.
• New commands: money give / set / reset, grouped under the new command category packages.

Add to settings.yml:

Money_Drop:
   Enabled: true

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Wanted & Command Expansion

• /glw wanted clear <player> — reset a player's wanted level without killing them.
• Sub-commands were grouped into category packages (money, wanted, jail, civilian), so commands.json stays tidy and new entries slot in cleanly.
• Info commands were fixed — they were previously hiding half their output.
• Optional tab completions were added across several commands.
• Waypoint commands now include hover + click events on their message output, so you can jump to a waypoint from chat.
• Jail commands expanded with tab values and proximity-based duplicate prevention on jail create.

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NPC Navigation — Shared Tuning

Cops and civilians now pathfind with identical tuning. A single NPC_Navigation block in settings.yml controls tick-rate, path recalculation, stuck detection, and ranged stand-off distances — so a tune for one NPC is a tune for all of them.

Add to settings.yml:

NPC_Navigation:
   Recalculation_Ticks: 10
   Stuck_Check_Interval: 5
   Max_Stuck_Checks: 3
   Max_Hopeless_Stuck_Checks: 6
   Hopeless_Close_Threshold: 8.0
   Min_Progress_Distance: 0.75
   Ranged_Min_Distance: 7.0
   Ranged_Max_Distance: 12.0
   Min_Repath_After_Loss_Ticks: 2

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File Safety — Reload & Regeneration

Startup and /glw reload are much harder to break now. Missing keys get rewritten in place, and a missing file is recreated from the jar with a retry on the init step instead of silently failing.

• Init-time checkup scans each file for required keys and fills in missing ones before the loader runs.
• Reload regeneration — if you accidentally delete a section, /glw reload rewrites it.
• Expected-folder check prevents duplicate folder creation on first boot.
• Settings load order was fixed so database and file beans always see a valid Settings before spinning up.
• Block regeneration tuning got its own Block_Regeneration block for weapon-broken block restore/crack-reverse timings.

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Block Regeneration

The weapon Break_Blocks modifier now restores or uncracks blocks over time. Per-weapon mode is set on the weapon itself (RESTORE, CRACK_ONLY, DESTROY); the timing lives in settings.yml.

Add to settings.yml:

Block_Regeneration:
   Restore_Delay_Ticks: 100
   Regeneration_Delay_Ticks: 100
   Regeneration_Step_Ticks: 4

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Internal — Beans System Overhaul

The old Initializer + manual dependency wiring is gone. Every manager, service, and listener is now a @Bean in a phased graph and implements BeanLifecycle for reload and shutdown hooks.

• Phase ordering — KERNEL → FILE → DATABASE → CONFIG → LIFECYCLE → LISTENER → COMMAND — each phase topologically sorts @Bean methods by their parameter dependencies.
• Constructor-injected listeners and commands via @ListenerHandler and @CommandHandler. No more manual register() calls.
• Statics decoupled — PlaceholderService, CarService, and several others no longer reach into static state; static setters were replaced with beans.
• Database operations send in batches to reduce individual query count.
• Full developer documentation pass: architecture, module map, DI, commands, weapons, cops-n-crooks, civilians, gadgets, UI framework, persistence, configuration, version compatibility.

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🐛 Bug Fixes

Weapons & Combat

• Weapon hit target — hitscan weapons occasionally missed the final entity in a ray because the raytracer stopped short of its bounding box.
• Multiple projectiles registering zero hits — volley weapons like shotgun pellets and minigun bursts were dropping hits when two projectiles overlapped in the same tick.
• Incendiary weapon damage — player death from fire spray was double-counting in edge cases and applying the penalty twice.
• Selective fire burst count — burst mode sometimes fired one shot too many because the tick counter advanced early.
• Reload cancel on jump — vertical movement was interrupting reloads; only horizontal movement should cancel them.
• Scope-jump exploit — players could jump while scoped to keep the stability bonus. Now scope-sprint/jump is blocked.
• Durability over max — repair kits could push a weapon's durability above its configured maximum.
• First-tick shot delay — shots fired on the exact frame you equipped a weapon were being swallowed by a tick-skip guard.
• No-durability items treated as broken — weapons configured without a durability component were being flagged as destroyed.
• Grenade UUID stacking — throwables bought from signs now merge with looted stacks instead of sitting in separate slots.
• Duplicate player death events — firing on a target that died the same tick was running the death handler twice.
• Weapon data persistence — reload ammo, selective-fire mode, and durability weren't being saved on shutdown, so they reset on restart.

NPCs

• Cop targeting attacker — with no wanted target in range, cops idled instead of turning on whoever shot them.
• Cop despawn in 3D — the distance check was 2D only, so cops vanished when you climbed a tower or dug a pit.
• NPC pushback through walls — shove force was applying even when a solid block sat between the NPC and the target.
• Civilian navigation — flee paths sometimes picked points behind the threat, making civilians run toward the danger.
• NPC portal events — attempt to block NPCs from teleporting through portals on world-hop. (See the Ambiguous list for caveat.)
• Wanted level decrement — WantedExecutor wasn't reducing the level on its timer.
• Jail spawn proximity — jail creation required exact coordinates, letting you stack multiple jails in the same block.
• Detainment jail ID handling — cuffed players rejoining were resolved against the wrong jail key.
• Jail throw command — /glw jail throw was throwing the sender rather than the target argument.
• Session completion callout — arrest/release session end wasn't firing its completion message.

Gadgets

• Car load on startup — parked cars weren't rehydrating from the database on boot.
• Car respawn on restart — session cleanup ran after save, so the last position was lost between restarts.
• Jetpack upward thrust — thrust applied twice in the first activation tick, producing a jolt.
• Jetpack gliding oscillation — altitude bounced because fuel drain toggled state mid-frame.
• Jetpack activation — refused to fire when fuel was exactly 0 instead of gracefully falling through.
• Jetpack edge cases — assorted null / equip-slot races patched.
• Max fuel display on refuel — action bar showed the old cap after swapping to a bigger tank.

Items & UI

• Money item interaction — right-clicking cash in an inventory slot was eating the stack without crediting the player.
• Pickup sound handling — custom sounds from money.yml were throwing on slightly malformed names; they now validate and fall back.
• Multi-inventory navigation — next/previous page buttons on paginated inventories were skipping a page.
• Full-inventory item picker — a new task routes picked-up items to the correct slots when the inventory is full.
• FullAutoTask class reference — a leftover reference from a rename NPE'd on the first auto-fire after /glw reload.
• Async PlayerItemInitEvent — listeners were running off-thread while touching the Bukkit API; now dispatched on the main thread.

System & Reliability

• File reload skipping files — some files weren't registered with the reload pipeline and silently ignored /glw reload.
• WeaponLoader / InventoryLoader caches — neither was refreshing on /glw reload; they do now.
• Max health set — setMaxHealth used the attribute's current value instead of its base, so modifiers stacked incorrectly.
• Multiple entity drops — a single death fired the drop listener twice in some death paths.
• Settings load order — file beans were reading Settings before the parse had finished; bootstrap order now guarantees it.
• Plugin download via commands — in-game update download command was failing to resolve the remote URL.
• Batch DB queries — repositories now send reads in batches to cut individual query count sharply.

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⚠️ Possibly Fixes / Ambiguous Changes

Commits whose message didn't clearly label them as either a feature or a fix. Flagged here so server owners can watch for behavior changes.

• "Removed some unnecessary settings" — unnamed settings.yml keys were deleted. If you upgrade by merging your old settings.yml in, diff it against the new default first so you don't carry dead keys forward.
• "Fixed visibility" — commit message doesn't specify what kind of visibility. Could be a Java access modifier, an inventory visibility flag, or an NPC/hologram being hidden from the wrong players.
• "Tried to deny NPC portal events" — the word tried suggests this didn't fully land. NPCs may still teleport between worlds via portals in some conditions.
• "Broke the cyclic approach by removing self-referential lambda capture" — latent fix. No user-facing symptom was recorded, but a self-referential lambda capture usually means a memory leak or infinite-recursion risk on reload.
• "Decoupled the placeholder service" — may silently fix cases where a plugin reload left ghost placeholders registered.
• "Added block regeneration" — block-break-and-heal behavior shipped mid-cycle and its mode is set per-weapon; if your existing weapon YAMLs don't specify a Break_Blocks mode, double-check the default matches what you want.

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Requirements

No new hard dependencies compared to v0.7.3-DEV.

Requirement	Details
Minecraft version	1.20+ (1.21.x recommended)
Java	Java 21 or newer
Required plugins	NBTAPI, Citizens
Optional plugins	PlaceholderAPI, Vault, ViaVersion
Server platform	Spigot (not Paper — Paper-only APIs aren't used)

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🚔 Badges, Bullets & Bars — v0.7.3-DEV Changelog

The streets just got a lot more dangerous. Cops have radios, weapons, handcuffs, and nowhere to be except right behind you. Welcome to Cops N Crooks.

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⚠️ New Requirements

This update introduces new hard dependencies. The plugin will refuse to load if these are not installed.

Dependency	Type	Purpose
Citizens	Required	Powers all police NPCs. Without it, no cops spawn and the plugin fails to initialize.
NBTAPI	Required (existing)	Custom item data for weapons, ammo, and wearables.
PlaceholderAPI	Optional	Custom placeholders in messages and scoreboards.
Vault	Optional	Economy integration.
ViaVersion	Optional	Multi-version client support.

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📄 Configuration Changes

• cops.yml is a new file introduced in this update. It controls all cop NPC tiers, AI behavior, spawning rules, and detainment options. It is auto-generated on first run.
• wearables.yml is a new file for configuring custom armor pieces and their protective traits.
• repair.yml is a new file defining what materials can be used to repair weapons and armor.
• settings.yml has been extended with new sections for cop count scaling, AI tick rates, spawn radii, detainment capacity, and wanted level thresholds. Existing installs should regenerate this file or merge in the new keys manually.

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✨ Features

Cops N Crooks

The entire police system has been built from the ground up. Cops are now fully functioning Citizens NPCs with AI-driven behavior.

• Police NPCs spawn in the world when a player has a wanted level, chase targets, engage in combat, and make arrests.
• Every cop engages immediately upon spawning — no idle standing. The moment they appear, they are on the move toward their target.
• When one cop spots a wanted player, the entire group is alerted and joins the pursuit.
• Cop count and tier scale with wanted level — a 1-star wanted player draws two rookie officers; a 5-star wanted player gets up to eight military-grade units.
• Five cop tiers are built in: Officer, Sergeant, Lieutenant, SWAT, and Military — each with increasing health, speed, damage, and equipment.
• Higher-tier cops (Lieutenant and above) carry and fire Gangland custom weapons with their own ammo pools and reload mechanics.
• Bullet flyby and impact sounds play when cops shoot near or at a player.
• Cops spawn from configured spawner locations in the world. If no spawner is close enough, the system falls back through progressively wider search rings before using a global fallback, ensuring cops always find a way to you.
• Dying clears your wanted level.

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Arrest & Detainment

• Cops can handcuff players during an arrest. Once cuffed, a player is slowed, partially blinded, and cannot use weapons.
• Multiple cops will never fight over the same target — once a cop commits to cuffing a player, others back off.
• If a cuffed player logs out before being jailed, they are automatically moved to jailed status when they return.

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Jail System

• Arrested players are teleported to a configured jail location and held there until released.
• Admins can create and remove jails in-game. Each jail has a configurable capacity cap.
• Players can be manually jailed or released via commands.

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Wanted & Bounty System

• The wanted level system is now directly tied to the cop spawning system — stars you earn result in active police pursuit.
• The bounty system has been moved under the Cops N Crooks umbrella and tightened up with configurable scaling and kill multipliers.

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Wearables

Custom armor pieces are now a fully supported item category, separate from vanilla armor. Wearables have:

• A base damage reduction percentage — a flat amount of every hit absorbed before other calculations.
• Trait slots — each piece can have one or more stacking protection traits:
  • REINFORCED — general damage reduction per level
  • BULLETPROOF — specifically reduces firearm damage
  • PADDED — broad physical protection
  • TOUGHENED — reduces critical hit bonus damage
  • FIRE_RESISTANT — burns hurt less
  • REACTIVE — small chance to completely nullify a hit per level
  • LIGHTWEIGHT — cosmetic trait, no combat effect

Four built-in wearable pieces ship with the plugin: Police Vest, Police Helmet, Gang Jacket, and Heavy Vest. Additional pieces can be configured in wearables.yml.

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Weapon Repair

Weapons and wearables no longer have to be discarded when their durability runs low. Four repair materials ship with the plugin, each with different uses, restoration amounts, and item compatibility:

• Cleaning Kit — a light maintenance item, works on both weapons and wearables.
• Mechanical Part — a single-use part that restores a significant chunk of a weapon's durability.
• Weapon Repair Kit — fully restores a weapon in one use.
• Field Kit — a cheap, low-restoration tool useful in the field.

All materials are configurable in repair.yml — you can define what vanilla item represents each kit, how many uses it has, and how much durability it restores.

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Trade Signs

Players and admins can now set up in-world signs that allow buying and selling of:

• Ammunition — any configured ammo type.
• Weapons — any weapon from the weapon configs.
• Wearables — any wearables configured.
• Support configurable prices and quantities per transaction.

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Additional features:

• Added 1.21.11 compatibility.
• Added documentation which can be found in the github page under documentation folder.
• Weapon impact and flyby sound is added.
• Added new messages.
• Added flat damage to weapons.
• Added repository layer to handle saving and loading deleting data in a uniform manner to avoid future bugs.
• Added 2 reload events, WeaponReloadCompleteEvent and WeaponReloadStartEvent.
• There are plenty of events added for each new feature, you can always check the source code.
• Improved logging by showing the class that's sending the information, warning, or error.
• Added schema validation when a new column is modified, added, or removed.
• Added command suggestions when reaching to an optional argument, like writing the online players rather than or the random set of numbers rather than

🐛 Bug Fixes

Weapon Reload Getting Fully Reset on Cancel

When a player cancelled an in-progress reload — by switching items, opening inventory, or being disrupted — the entire reload progress was being wiped by the stop() call. This meant that even if a reload was 90% complete, interrupting it sent the player back to square one with no ammo loaded. The fix separates the "halt current phase" path from the "reset all progress" path so interruptions only pause where they are.

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Creative Mode Players Blocked by Magazine Limits

The magazine check was running without first validating the player's game mode. Creative mode players were being told their magazine was full and blocked from loading ammo, even though creative players should bypass all resource constraints. The check now skips the capacity validation entirely for players in creative mode.

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Configuration Reload Silently Skipping Files

When /glw reload (or the equivalent reload command) was used to refresh configuration files, some files were quietly being skipped because they had not been registered in the reload pipeline. This meant changes to those files had no effect until a full server restart, with no error or warning ever shown. All configuration files are now properly registered and reloaded together.

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Sign Material Parsing Failing on Older Versions

Signs that referenced certain block or item materials by name were failing to parse correctly on servers running older Minecraft versions. The material lookup was going directly to the Bukkit API which uses 1.13+ naming conventions, causing a silent failure and a broken sign. The lookup now routes through XMaterial, which handles name mapping for all versions from 1.10 to 1.21.

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Commands With Similar Names Routing to Wrong Handler

Sub-commands that shared a common prefix (e.g., spawner and spawner set) were being incorrectly matched by the dispatcher. In some cases, typing the longer, more specific command was matching the shorter one first and dispatching to the wrong handler — sometimes with the leftover arguments passed incorrectly. The argument resolution logic now correctly distinguishes between commands with overlapping prefixes.

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Additional bug fixes:

• Processing money transactions and failing with insufficient funds then it would say that the money was taken without taking it.
• Weapons are getting scoped effect while failing to reload.
• Ranks can be added to themselves creating a cyclic dependency.
• Fixed an unnoticed bug for using DriverV3 for the scoreboard that prevents concurrent modification exceptions.
• The ammunition is not taken when it is added to the weapon and not before.
• Failed backups were not properly noticeable, now they will appear as a warning.
• Fixed database type casting to ensure various numeric value types.
• Fixed command confirm argument so that the confirmation command is locked to that sender only and not all the senders.
• Fixed loot chest deleting from the database with invalid data type.

There is plenty more of features and bug fixes, but this is what I was able to write. I hope you enjoy the new challenge, the next update would be the second part of Cops N Crooks which would introduce new types of weapons, throwables, cars, civilians, money drops from entities, and much much more.