🆕 Additions

• GraveEconomyEvent – Allows someone to modify the economy amount for your own plugins.
• GravePistonExtendEvent – Fires when a piston extends and breaks a grave
• Nexo Support – (Deprecated Oraxen. Though we have made changes to fix some issues in Oraxen, we no longer plan to maintain support nor will provide support going forward and recommend switching to Nexo. See here)
• Lightning Strike upon death (Disabled by default)
• Explosion effect on looting grave (Disabled by default)
• Databases – Now can have configured table prefixes

  You will need to alter your database tables or your server will start with no graves data.

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🔧 Changes

• Deprecated FurnitureEngine

  Recommend using FurnitureLib as an alternative. Kept in the code for servers that still use it, but we dropped support for FurnitureEngine.

• Updated Skript Integration to work on newer versions
• Updated PostgreSQL integration to patch CVE-2025-49146
• Fixed H2 breaking in certain conditions
• Updated commons-lang3 to patch CVE-2025-48924
• Fixed issue where putting AIR in the recipe would cause plugin errors

  Although we’ve previously stated this should be blank, this update resolves that edge case.

• Fixed exploit where grave items duplicated upon server shutdown
• Updated Kyori and fixed a bug where hex colors didn’t work in obituaries
• Bedrock names in GeyserMC are now validated

  Java users could previously have the same username even with the prefix being before the name.

• Fixes in the API for grave creation

  If time isn’t configured, it will now revert to the config's set time.

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🙏 Special Thanks

Big thanks to @JaySmethers and @Going for helping with this update.
Also thanks to the Nexo Developer for assistance in safely adding and removing their furniture
(they previously worked on Oraxen as well).

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🛠️ Development Announcement and Future of the Plugin

This version took a while to release.
Reason: I was contracted to do Redbox removals in my area and didn’t have time to release updates.
We hope this update was worth the wait during that absence.

Huge thanks to @JaySmethers for fixing many of the bugs.

With the codebase being over 3 years old, we’ve made countless line changes and retained Ranull’s codebase,
but modern Minecraft versions have introduced lingering bugs that may only be fixed by a complete re-write.

We are planning a full rewrite for version 5.0.1.0.
Until then:

• We will continue supporting the 4.9 codebase with patches.
• Development of 5.0.1.0 will happen in parallel.
• Timeline: Could take months or even years — we don’t know yet.
• We’ll make a new GitHub branch for testing and decision-making for features going forward.