Mace Limiter

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Mace Limiter

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specific commands that configure mace restrictions on a sevrer

Mod Loaders
Minecraft
26.3 26.2

About

Description

Mace Limiter

Mace Limiter is a simple Fabric server-side mod that limits how many maces can exist in a world.

MaceLimiter

MaceLimiter is a configurable server-side Fabric mod that gives server owners full control over how maces work on their server.

Set a global mace limit, control how many maces players can carry, restrict storage and enchanting, change what happens to maces on death, and more — all through simple in-game commands.

Features

  • Set a global mace limit
  • Enable or disable the mace limit at any time
  • See how many maces currently exist
  • See which online players are carrying maces
  • Set a per-player inventory limit
  • Allow or block storing maces in containers
  • Optionally block maces from Ender Chests only
  • Enable or disable mace enchanting
  • Choose what happens to maces on death:
    • Keep
    • Drop
    • Delete
    • Make maces indestructible
    • Add a cooldown between mace uses
    • Control whether normal players or only operators can use the count command
    • All settings are saved between server restarts
    • Command tab completion and useful error messages

Commands

All configuration is handled through:

/macelimit

Use:

/macelimit help

to see all available commands in-game.

Defaults

  • Global limit: 3
  • Limiter: On
  • Chest storage: Allowed
  • Inventory limit: Off
  • Enchanting: Allowed
  • On death: Drop
  • Destructible: True
  • Cooldown: Off
  • Count command permission: Operator

MaceLimiter is designed for SMPs and multiplayer servers that want maces to stay rare, balanced, and easier to control without completely removing them from the game.

Requirements

  • Fabric Loader
  • Fabric API

Notes

This mod is intended for servers. Operators/admins can change the macelimits using the commands.

Credit

Bashmeg