TabPrefix

TabPrefix 2.0.1 A complete release of the group prefix system: text, images and GIFs, a built-in web editor, automatic resource pack generation and LuckPerms integration. Includes the features introduced in 2.0.0 and the fixes from 2.0.1. LuckPerms integration. Group selection based on the primary group or highest group weight, support for player contexts and updates when permissions change. Custom prefixes are stored separately without modifying LuckPerms nodes. Text prefixes. Set, inspect and remove custom group text. Supports MiniMessage, legacy color codes, RGB colors, text formatting, clickable elements and hover tooltips. Image prefixes. Upload PNG, JPEG and GIF files, with transparency support and automatic JPEG orientation based on EXIF metadata. GIF animation. Frame processing, timing and disposal handling. Animations play in TAB and enabled name tags. Chat messages retain the frame selected when the message was sent. Built-in web editor. English and Russian interfaces, responsive layout, drag-and-drop uploads, text and image previews, a GIF timeline and playback controls. Image editing. Cropping, contain, cover and stretch modes, scaling, smoothing, flipping, rotation, brightness, contrast, saturation and font metric adjustments. Save codes. The editor creates a draft and a code that can be applied using /lptab webpref . Ownership, group and expiration are checked, with support for single-use codes. Personal editor sessions. Editor links are bound to the player's UUID and selected group. Sessions support expiration, revocation and configurable limits. Automatic resource packs. Generates PNG atlases, font definitions and ZIP archives, calculates SHA-1 hashes and assigns permanent Unicode glyphs. Supports resource pack formats used by Minecraft 1.16.x. Resource pack management. View status, rebuild packs, send them to players, retain previous revisions and roll back to a selected version. Per-recipient rendering. Images are displayed after the recipient confirms successful resource pack loading. Until then, the configured text fallback is used. Name tags. Optional prefix rendering through scoreboard teams, taking resource pack loading into account. Disabled by default; teams owned by other plugins are not overwritten. Data storage. SQLite schema version 2, migration from the text prefix core, sequential processing of changes and cache updates after successful database commits. Resource reuse. Identical images and processing settings share the same asset. Includes temporary data cleanup and limits for file size, image dimensions, frame count and disk usage. Administrative audit log. Records operations in files and chat, with file rotation, recent history and saved personal chat logging preferences through /lptab adminlog. Configuration and localization. English and Russian messages, configuration validation before activation and reloading of supported settings through /lptab reload. Commands and permissions. Help, tab completion and separate permissions for the editor, text prefixes, resource packs, audit logging and administration. Diagnostics. Includes /lptab status, /lptab glyphs and the new /lptab doctor. Doctor reports versions and plugin readiness, and also writes its report to the console when invoked by a player. Message delivery fixes. Standard command replies are sent directly through Bukkit. Interactive messages preserve links, hover tooltips and RGB colors, with readable text and a visible URL as a fallback if interactive delivery fails. Validation. Passed 200 automated checks covering the core, integrations, message delivery and the web editor in a browser. Requirements: Spigot, Paper or Purpur 1.16–1.16.5, Java 8+ and LuckPerms. The web editor runs on the Minecraft server machine. Player access requires a reachable external address and access to the editor port — TCP 8765 by default. Prefixes belong to groups: changing a group's prefix affects all its members.