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• Place a torch on a door. When you open the door, the torch breaks.
  → The torch is "reactive", the door is "interactable".

• Stack multiple doors vertically and open the bottom one. All doors above break.
  → All doors are "reactive", the bottom door is the "interactable" one.

• Place a row of walls, then use a Debug Stick to create crenels, and use Axiom to add a button on each. When you press one button, all buttons break and all wall connections reset to their normal state.
  → Walls and buttons are "reactive", the pressed button is also "interactable".

List of reactive material categories that are automatically restored by KIB when broken or updated:

• amethyst_clusters
• bamboos
• banners
• beds
• bells
• bushes
• cactus
• cakes
• carpets
• cave_vines - Cave vines + Cave vine plants
• chorus_plants - Chorus plants only (chorus flowers are in the "flowers" category)
• cocoa
• crops
• comparators
• corals - Does not apply to waterlogged corals
• dead_bushes
• doors
• dripleaves
• fences - Fences + Iron bars + Copper bars
• ferns - Ferns + Large ferns
• flowers
• frogspawn
• fungus
• glass_panes
• glow_lichens
• grass
• hanging_roots
• hanging_signs
• ladders
• lanterns
• leaf_litters
• lily_pads
• mangrove_propagules
• mushrooms
• nether_roots
• nether_sprouts
• nether_warts
• pressure_plates
• rails
• red_shrubs
• redstone_wires
• repeaters
• saplings
• scaffolding
• sculk_veins
• sea_pickles
• signs
• snow
• speleothems - Pointed dripstones + Sulfur spikes
• sugar_canes
• sweet_berry_bushes
• switches - Levers + Stone buttons + Wooden buttons
• torches
• tripwire_hooks
• twisting_vines - Twisting vines + Twisting vine plants
• vines
• walls
• weeping_vines - Weeping vines + Weeping vine plants

List of interactable material categories recorded by KIB:

The config.yml file can be edited in-game with the /kib rule and /kib blacklist commands.

To see the current value of a rule, use /kib rule <ruleName>, and if you want to edit a rule, specify a proper value at the end (based on the rule type). Here are some examples:

• /kib rule max_blocks → Displays the current value of the max_blocks rule
• /kib rule max_blocks 100 → Sets max_blocks to 100 in config.yml
• /kib rule only_use_kib_in_creative_mode false → Sets only_use_kib_in_creative_mode to false in config.yml

The /kib rule command requires the kib.rule permission.

To blacklist a reactive or interactable material, use /kib blacklist <interactable|reactive> <add|remove> <material>. This is useful if you want to prevent certain blocks from being restored, or stop specific block interactions from triggering restoration. Here are some examples:

• /kib blacklist interactable add minecraft:oak_button → Adds OAK_BUTTON to the interactable blacklist
• /kib blacklist reactive remove minecraft:oak_door → Removes OAK_DOOR from the reactive blacklist (assuming it was previously added)

The /kib blacklist command requires the kib.blacklist permission.

If you have edited config.yml manually, you can reload the plugin with /kib reload. Note that you don't need to reload the plugin after executing commands; this is only necessary if you edit the config.yml file manually.

The /kib reload command requires the kib.reload permission.

If you need help with commands, you can use /kib help. It will show you all available commands, with a short description and usage example.

Any kib.* permission automatically grants access to the /kib help command.

You can use the kib.admin permission to easily grant access to all commands (this is equivalent to kib.*).

In your server directory, you can edit ./plugins/KeepIllegalBlocks/config.yml to:

• Blacklist some reactive or interactable materials (everything is enabled by default)
• Change the maximum number of reactive blocks to restore (default: 500)
• Only allow KIB in creative mode (default: true)
• Use PacketEvents if it is detected (default: true)

To reload your configuration, use the /kib reload command (it requires the kib.reload permission for a non-op player).